Viewing the World through the Lens of History and Subsidiarity
With the 2018 NFL Draft in the history books, it is now time to analyze the Minnesota Vikings roster going into the 2018 season and make roster projections for the regular season. There are many uncertainties involved, but each position…
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It is a poverty to decide that a child must die so that you may live as you wish. – Mother Teresa of Calcutta The fruits of Socialist healthcare. That is the only way to adequately describe the horrific, euthanistic murders of…
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The Alternative Social Media. That is a phrase which people who have a presence online will be soon be using. With the privacy and censorship scandals surrounding Google, Facebook, Twitter and the other social media giants continuing to swirl, rumblings…
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Episode 2 (BitChute blocked on your network? No Problem! Here is the Youtube upload) The Instructive Scholar discusses the problem of the “Throwaway Culture” with Mr. Paul Wilson and Mr. Matthew Mazzocco. They discuss what it is, what problems it…
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106 years ago – April 14/15, 1912 – one of the most tragic failures in the history of government regulation played out in the North Atlantic Ocean, costing around 1500 people their lives. The ocean liner RMS Titanic, the largest…
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A prudent man must always follow in the footsteps of great men and imitate those who have been outstanding. If his own prowess fails to compare with theirs, at least it has an air of greatness about it… …a prince…
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Don’t let your life be sterile. Be useful. Blaze a trail. Shine forth with the light of your faith and of your love. – Saint Josemaria Escriva (The Way) A common practice among Christians observing the disciplines of the penitential season…
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This past week, the Congress of the United States passed a new $1.3 trillion 2,232 page omnibus spending package which almost no one even tried to read before being called to vote on it. Buried in the package is a…
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Reading the shocking news which came out of South Africa last week, one would feel like they were in a new episode of Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone. The South African government passed a law whereby land owned by white landowners…
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Election Day and it’s aftermath is always one of the most humorous times in the calendar for this author. Reading all the ‘evaluations’, the panic attacks and the victory crows as well as seeing the so-called ‘analysts’ trying to understand…
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