Often confused by Americans with Slovenia, Slovakia shares with that country a relatively brief period of political independence — 1939 to 1945, and 1993 to the present in the case of Slovakia. From 1920 to 1939 and from 1945 to … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: August 2026
Video: How Catholics Can Survive the Collapse and Rebuild Christendom
Dave Reilly interviewed me for his podcast, “The Backlash” on Rumble. The video is set to premiere at 6:00 PM EST today. Below the embedded video — which will go live at that time — is Dave’s write-up of what … Continue reading
Sacraments Before Christ II: Abrahamic Covenant and Mosaic Law
Last time, we considered the sacramental economy in the period of the so-called “Law of Nature.” It is now our task to take up how that economy changed at the time of God’s covenant of circumcision with Abraham and then … Continue reading
Video: Why Did God Allow the Fall? The Mystery of Evil, Mercy, and Your Existence
Why did God allow the Fall of Adam and Eve if He knew the suffering that would follow? If God is all-knowing, all-powerful, and all-loving, why didn’t He simply stop it? In this talk Sister Marie Gabrielle confronts one of … Continue reading
For the Love of God the Son
Part Two of the “Motives of Christian Forgiveness” Series Our Lord became man — became, in truth, all things to all men! — that He might win the love of all. He, too, therefore, has a right to our love. We … Continue reading
Helping Out Those in Doubt
How Confessors Can Identify and Utilize Scrupulosity for the Good of Souls “Bless me Father, for I have sinned. It’s been twenty minutes since my last confession.” This statement is likely to come from a scrupulous soul, or one who … Continue reading
The Friends of Governor Maura Healey
The following news analysis is courtesy of the Catholic Action League of Massachusetts… Catholic social media — in America and around the globe — is reacting with horror and disgust at the scene of women clapping and cheering as Massachusetts … Continue reading
Sacraments Before Christ I: ‘The Law of Nature’
The Catholic sacramental system is a marvel of Divine Wisdom that human creativity, no matter how ingenious, could not possibly have imagined. These seven fonts of divine grace — so variously and so perfectly accommodated to the spiritual needs of … Continue reading
Former SPLC CFO, Heidi Beirich, Arrested on Fraud Charges for Secretly Funneling Payments to White Supremacist Groups
This posting has been updated to include an link to with Washington Times coverage of the story, mention of Father Georges de Laire’s reliance on Heidi Beirich’s reporting on SBC, and mention of Damian Fisher’s reliance on the same in … Continue reading
Governor Maura Healey Signs Infanticide Law
The following is a Catholic Action League of Massachusetts press statement… On Tuesday, August 11th, Producer Stevee Chapman, of WBUR News —– the National Public Radio affiliate in Boston — contacted the Catholic Action League of Massachusetts. Ms. Chapman was seeking a … Continue reading
For the Love of God the Father
Part One of the “Motives of Christian Forgiveness” Series And be ye kind to one another; merciful, forgiving one another, even as God hath forgiven you in Christ. (Eph. 4:32) Introduction to “The Motives of Christian Forgiveness” Series Motive is everything … Continue reading
Slovenia — Land of Bishop Baraga
Slovenia ranks 38th in size among European countries; covering a total area of 7,827 square miles, it is one of the smaller nations on the continent. Nevertheless, it has an impressive history and a remarkable culture, anchored in the Catholic … Continue reading
Hear, Join Our Sisters Chanting the Rosary
In honor of this blessed feast of the Transfiguration of Our Lord, I have wonderful news to share with our readers. Thanks to God’s grace, Our Lady’s aid, and the hard work of many friends, recordings of the Sisters chanting … Continue reading
Assiduous Athlete and Adventurer Now an Ardent Advocate of Alphonsus
Brother of FSSP priest inspired to revive writingsof the “Most Zealous Doctor of the Church.” Steve Cunningham had plenty of suggestions for publishers about which Catholic classics should be brought back into print for today’s readers. The problem was, no … Continue reading
