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Veterans: What Is Seen and What Is Not Seen
In economics, the first lesson I teach my pupils is the lesson of things that are seen and things that…
Monthly Archives: November, 2011
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Poem: “In What Way do you Know of Death?”
In What Way do you Know of Death? He said: There is no afterlife, no God I asked him for…
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The Abortion Fight Cannot Rest
October, the month of the rosary and the Pro-life Rosary Campaign, is over. Forty Days for Life has just ended.…
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‘Glee’ Displays Gay Teen Sex in Prime-time
This week’s episode of Fox Television’s prime-time musical comedy show Glee featured two teenage couples, one heterosexual and one homosexual,…
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Is Conservatism Incoherent? (Or, Pogo Was Right)
The question posed in the title might itself be somewhat problematic, since “conservatism” is not one thing, but a rich…
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KC Star Omits Story on Top Episcopal Bishop
[On Monday], the Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests (SNAP) held a press conference in front of the Catholic…
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Why Does the Crucifix “Provoke” Muslims?
For a religion that is perpetually “misunderstood,” the consistency of Islam is remarkable. Consider how ostensibly diverse issues—complaints of “human…
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Poem: “Chance”
Chance I’ve heard some men of a wiser lot Assert the premise that all was naught; That man and woman,…
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Knowing God is for Us as Catholic Men
What then shall we say to this? If God is for us, who can be against us? He who did…
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Friendless in the Middle East
The Arab upheavals of 2011 have inspired wildly inconsistent Western responses. How, for example, can one justify abiding the suppression…