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.
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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 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.
Taking Down St. Junípero Serra
COMMENTARY: Mobs bent on erasing US history in California have focused their ire on the saintly Spanish missionary.
Death Comes Quietly for a Pius XII Persecutor
COMMENTARY: No doubt, one can hope for the Lord’s mercy for Rolf Hochhuth, and for Pius XII’s prayers.
Papal War? What Papal War?
COMMENTARY: Elements of the mainstream media have concocted a fake fight between Pope Francis and Pope Emeritus Benedict.
The Pandemic and Times of St. Catherine of Siena
COMMENTARY: Modern health-care workers under siege in emergency rooms in New York City and elsewhere can look to St. Catherine of Siena as a patron.
Soviet Union Rewind: Why Are We Praising Communism Again?
COMMENTARY: In 2020, the United States, the longtime home of free markets, watches millions of its citizens embrace socialism and even communism, the scourge of the 20th century.
Fundamental Transformation of a Nation, Culture: The Decade in Review
COMMENTARY: The 2010s, the Decade of the Dictatorship of Relativism
