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Lacrimarum Valle—The Vale of Tears
In the English translation of the Marian Antiphon, the Salve Regina, the word vale is used to indicate our current…
Monthly Archives: August, 2012
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Poem: “A Clock Stopped”
A Clock Stopped A Clock stopped — Not the Mantel’s — Geneva’s farthest skill Can’t put the puppet bowing —…
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St. Joseph Calasanctius
St. Joseph Calasanctius was born in Arragon, in 1556. When only five years old, he led a troop of children…
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What Is Social Justice?
According to the Compendium issued by the Holy See in 2004, “the primary and fundamental” core principles of Catholic social…
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The Other Woman
Every morning, my six month old baby boy looks up out of his crib with wide blue eyes and smiles…
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The Church Is in Deep Trouble
Worried conservatives reacted negatively to the news that Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York had invited Barack Obama to the…
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Pro-lifer Stockholm Syndrome: Rape, Akin and Appeasing Abortionists
In the last couple of days, though it remains in the high 90s around here, the hysterical shrieking of feminists…
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The Lessons of Little League are Not So Little
Sports are often said to be a microcosm of life. But for kids playing on their first team, sports can…
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Have You Considered Distance Learning?
It’s that time of year again in New England – the days are getting shorter, the nights are getting cooler…
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Corrupted by Population Control: The Case of CARE
Today’s CARE has nothing in common to the food relief organization that was set up by Christians in the wake…