Viewing the World through the Lens of History and Subsidiarity
On the Twenty-Fourth of July 2021, a little-known anniversary will pass under the radar of most Americans. It is the anniversary of a tragedy that unfolded in the Great Lakes port of Chicago a little over a hundred years ago, in which over eight hundred people perished.
The events of January 6, 2021 in America bear disturbing resemblances to an event in English history that was used to disenfranchise a whole class of people and which is commemorated in Britain every November 5…
This article is also cross-posted on PurplePTSD.com The 2018 NFL season is over for the Minnesota Vikings. As with all endings, it is now time to evaluate the players (and coaches) who made up the team during the season. All to…
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“Did you open your eyes, hope it never happenedClose your eyes and not go to sleep?Did you notice the sunset the first time in agesOr speak to some stranger on the street?Did you lay down at night and think of…
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This is Part 3 of a three article series on the social media upheaval. We recommend first reading Part 1 and Part 2 When corrupt dominant power structures come to the end of their reigns, there is always a fight…
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This is Part 2 of a three article series on the social media upheaval. You may read Part 1 here. In the previous post, a challenge was initiated. Social media users were challenged to remove their business to other media…
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This is Part 1 of a three article series on the social media upheaval. An internet hurricane is unfolding. Since 2016, the world of social media has been undergoing drastic changes. This is thanks to political events, government crackdowns, and…
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Faith and Reason are like two wings on which the human spirit rises to the contemplation of truth. – Pope John Paul II (1998) Author: Scott Hahn Publisher: Doubleday Genre: Theology Reading Level: Adult My Rating: 9 of 10 Why should Catholics believe what they believe?…
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The true doctrine surely is this – that we respect the creeds held by others because there is some good in them, not because they are creeds and are held. In other words, an honest man must always respect other…
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“Did you hear of the city on the hill Said one old man to the other It once shined bright, and it would be shining still But they all started turning on each other You see, the poets thought the…
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