When Cradles Speak: The Birthrate Revolution Destroying Modernism
There’s a lesson in the slow drip from Francis’s Traditionis Custodes — the July 2021 letter that effectively restricted the celebration of the old RomanRead More
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Hegseth Blows Out The Candles On “Scouting America’s Woke Cake”
This is not the first column that I have written about the sickening story of what used to be called the “Boy Scouts of America.”Read More
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FRANCIS FILES #2: Lost Mission. Weaponized ‘Mercy’
Fr Adam Purdy of the Society of St Pius X is currently teaching a series of adult catechism classes on The Legacy of Pope Francis, aRead More
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Epstein, MTG, and the Shadow That Whispers ‘Trust Me’
The headlines aren’t reporting history anymore–they’re manufacturing it. We aren’t discerning truth anymore–we’re reacting to whatever the machine wants us to feel. We keep pretendingRead More
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CHINA & THE VATICAN: The Silence That Speaks of Another Master
My target in this article and every other like it is the contradiction and confusion all of this causes my loved ones, and the eclipseRead More
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The Governor, the CEO & the FBI: Scandal Threatens New York Hospital
After taking the helm at New York’s financially troubled Nassau University Medical Center late last year, Megan C. Ryan stumbled upon something baffling in theRead More
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Fetterman, A Lone Voice in the Democrat Wilderness
In the debate over the federal government shutdown, U.S. Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) has been the only Democrat to be critical of his party’s roleRead More
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Trump Was Right Again: Too Much Winning
There is a saying among MAGA conservatives that “Trump was right about everything.” You can even buy a hat to that effect, so you knowRead More
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Filibuster Fatigue: Amid Shutdown, Trump Calls for End of Senate Hurdle
President Donald Trump on social media Thursday night called for an end to the filibuster, a longtime procedural hurdle that prevents legislation from passing theRead More
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Pascendi and the Pope Who Didn’t ‘Trust the Science’
Pope Pius X warned us. He saw the infection long before the fever hit. Modernism, he said in Pascendi (1907), splits faith and science likeRead More