May 13 Connects Fatima Apparitions, John Paul II Shooting
COMMENTARY: The saint was convinced he was saved by the Blessed Mother’s intercession in 1981.
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May Day: the Socialist Worker vs. St. Joseph the Worker
COMMENTARY: For the best model for workers, look not to a man named Marx but to a carpenter named Joseph.
When Politics Poisons Everything — Including Baseball
COMMENTARY: By moving the annual All-Star Game out of Atlanta, MLB commissioner Rob Manfred whiffed, accepting an ideological caricature of Georgia’s election law by its opponents.
Catholics in a Post-Trump and Post-Truth Era
COMMENTARY: The dictatorship of relativism Pope Benedict XVI warned about is here in full force.
Biden and Abortion: His Devastating ‘D-Day’
COMMENTARY: June 6, 2019, marked a fateful turn in Biden’s long drift away from his Church’s opposition to abortion.
When Joe Biden Saved ‘Roe v. Wade’
COMMENTARY: 1992’s ‘Planned Parenthood v. Casey’ was anything but reprehensible to a senator from Delaware.
Pope John Paul II and Ronald Reagan Were a Match Made in Heaven
COMMENTARY: The providential confluence of the two in 1980 is worth remembering as the US faces similar trials in 2020.
50 Years Ago, Solzhenitsyn Received the Nobel Prize for Reminding Us of a ‘Forgotten God’
COMMENTARY: On Oct. 8, 1970, the Russian writer who exposed communism’s hatred for God was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature.
The Catholic Case Against Communism
COMMENTARY: What Karl Marx said about Christians, Jews and Blacks underscores the radical divide between communist ideology and Catholic doctrine.
The Vatican and China: Lessons From John Paul II and Cuba
COMMENTARY: Why a past historical episode came to mind when learning of reports of espionage shenanigans against Pope Francis’ Vatican by the communist Chinese.
