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
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When An Infant Spoke and the Apostles Stayed Silent: A Lesson for the Modern Age
On this the feast day of Saints Simon and Jude, apostles of Christ, let us pause to snapshot a story that illustrates in a newRead More
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The List, the Lie, and the Names That Really Matter
From Mossad to Maxwell to the memory hole—can we handle the truth God is exposing? Before I say anything else, know that I recognize myRead More
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Missiles That Miss, Stories That Stick, and Questions That Linger
As expected, the Middle East is a pressure cooker again—and so are American opinions about it. I can read the room. I understand where emotionsRead More
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Trump, St Michael, and Two Leos: A Curious Little Connection
On September 29, 2024, the Feast of St Michael the Archangel on the pre-1969 calendar, now the Feast of the Three Archangels in the new–whichRead More
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Do Americans Know About the Frankfurt School? The Ideological Machine Behind the Movie Screen
(This is Part II of II of our look at the Frankfurt School. Read Part I: Do Americans Know About the Frankfurt School? The Cultural EngineRead More
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Do Americans Know About the Frankfurt School? The Cultural Engine Behind the Collapse
Hollywood, despite its recent struggles, still exerts a sweeping, nefarious influence over public perception and morality. This has never been accidental. It’s the cultural armRead More
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ROUGH CUT: Sean Combs, Babylon, and Two Popes That Tried to Warn Us
In a single image, the Trump-as-Pope fake captured what I’ve circulated in much of my work—especially the pieces steeped in Catholic themes. The connection betweenRead More
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TRUMP & TIARAS: Mockery, Messaging, or Something Else?
The AI-generated image of Trump as the pope has sparked diverse reactions—some laughing, some recoiling, and many just confused—triggering broader discussions about satire, artificial intelligence,Read More
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The Four Last Things & Traditional Christianity: A View on the Death Penalty
You can hate the death penalty and at the same time acknowledge its divine justice in the divine order of a God whose commandments andRead More