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A Meditation for Inauguration Day
From a sermon by Bl. John Henry Newman: It is the death of the Eternal Word of God made flesh,…
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What Alabama’s Politics Could Teach the Rest of the Country
When we first announced to friends and family our decision to move from Las Vegas to rural Alabama, you would…
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Obama on Secession: Farewell to Apostate America, part 3
Obama on Secession Something of a clamor for secession followed President Obama’s reelection in 2012. And the elections strengthened…
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The Catechism on the Right of Self-Defense
One of two articles for Gun Appreciation Day. Violence may be justified in the service of self-defense, even to the…
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The Supreme Court on the Right to Keep and Bear Arms
One of two articles for Gun Appreciation Day. The federal constitution prohibits the federal government from depriving individual citizens of…
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Hispanics, the Catholic Vote, and the New Evangelization
“Are you still without understanding?” – Mt 15:16 With the election still raw in the hearts and minds of many,…
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Chicken Little
I had an odd response to the 2012 presidential election: I stopped watching the news. I also stopped reading the…
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What Dreams May Come: Azazel and the Pursuit of Justice
In “Nightmares and Dreamscapes from the Desert,” a These Stone Walls post during Lent last year, I wrote of a…
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House Attempts to Use New Rules to Prevent IPAB from Rationing Care
Late last week, House Republicans passed a package of rules that will guide the next (113th) Congress. Contained within these…
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Love, Justice, and the Dying
With the passage of each year it appears that more and more Americans are being served a platter of nuanced…