Whatever I think of her taking on the authority to be a truth-teller and making a living from it, the suffering is real.
Saturday, May 04, 2019
Friday, May 03, 2019
Katie who?
This is why women shouldn't be leading anything. Then again, if she became "prominent," who was supporting her or giving the money?
The message to post-Christian neo-pagan alt-right citizens is fittingly Augustinian: 'get out while you still can' https://t.co/MS3qYCt0Lo
— Catholic Herald (@CatholicHerald) May 3, 2019
A documentary about clown world for clown world consumption.
New documentary says that children dancing sexually while in drag is an "art" on par with the "Sistine Chapel." The film is set to air on taxpayer-funded Canadian TV (CBC) after its festival run. https://t.co/qLwwY4h8p8 pic.twitter.com/hXayg3L8XS
— Roosh (@rooshv) May 3, 2019
Pushing the Lie of Catholic Feminism
Are the Jesuits also not "True Catholics"?https://t.co/Penb4Bs9bT
— RuleZeroDAD (@RuleZeroDAD) May 3, 2019
wth, UND
Why would the cuck-in-chief get hired?
He shouldn't be teaching there, and it's questionable if he would get a Catholic education there. If America Magazine approving of the education at the university, that is reason enough to question its quality.
He shouldn't be teaching there, and it's questionable if he would get a Catholic education there. If America Magazine approving of the education at the university, that is reason enough to question its quality.
Thursday, May 02, 2019
Wednesday, May 01, 2019
Boyd Cathey on Aaron Wolfe
The Death of a Christian “Knight Without Fear”–RIP Aaron Wolf By Boyd Cathey
A week ago Sunday—Easter Sunday, April 21—Aaron D. Wolf, Executive Editor of Chronicles Magazine, passed away. After what had been for him, his wife Lorrie, and his family one of the best weeks of his… »
A week ago Sunday—Easter Sunday, April 21—Aaron D. Wolf, Executive Editor of Chronicles Magazine, passed away. After what had been for him, his wife Lorrie, and his family one of the best weeks of his… »
RT with Elliott Hulse
I don’t say this lightly; this was one of the best talks I’ve done in a while. Thanks for the opportunity Elliott.
— Rollo Tomassi (@RationalMale) May 1, 2019
I look forward to our workshop at the 21 Convention this weekend. https://t.co/3eoRKumHxa
Youtube
Tuesday, April 30, 2019
Childhood Innocence
Children watching a puppet show Paris 1963 by alfred Eisenstaedt. More pics: https://t.co/Xyf3I2xQnG pic.twitter.com/DMjH9aIYuN
— History Lovers Club (@historylvrsclub) April 30, 2019
Scalia Speaks
Scalia Speaks: Reflections on Law, Faith, and Life Well Lived
CWR Dispatch: New collection demonstrates the faith, wisdom, and wit of the late Justice Scalia by Gregory J. Sullivan
The example that Justice Antonin Scalia provides throughout On Faith about how to think with the Church and live the faith in all sorts of settings, both private and public, is heartening.
CWR Dispatch: New collection demonstrates the faith, wisdom, and wit of the late Justice Scalia by Gregory J. Sullivan
The example that Justice Antonin Scalia provides throughout On Faith about how to think with the Church and live the faith in all sorts of settings, both private and public, is heartening.
Monday, April 29, 2019
The State Accepts No Competitors
The Vatican body, in a message approved by Pope Francis, said that religious freedom is compromised by an “ideology of neutrality which, in fact, imposes the exclusion of religious expression from the public sphere.” 🎯🎯🎯
— Adrian Vermeule (@Vermeullarmine) April 29, 2019
https://t.co/nQY9vZPRTS
Rather Moronic
Baby shark doo doo doo doo doo doo!
— x - San Jose Sharks (@SanJoseSharks) December 5, 2018
Congrats to @Burnzie88 and Susan on their newest (and totally adorable) addition, Olivia Grace! Mom and family are doing well. pic.twitter.com/vTBb3aNDaG
The local hockey team refers to it in its advertising and social media; but I think the song represents the dumbing down of American mass culture, even if it was originally aimed at children. Who passes on traditional nursery rhymes and children's songs?
Prayer is Important
But it is not enough; action is required.
Taking on the Toxic Feminist Revolution by John Horvat II
His review of The Anti-Mary Exposed: Rescuing the Culture from Toxic Femininity by Carrie Gress
Taking on the Toxic Feminist Revolution by John Horvat II
His review of The Anti-Mary Exposed: Rescuing the Culture from Toxic Femininity by Carrie Gress
Good liturgy is not enough.
Another good thread, this time from RT.
A lesson I’ve learned from writing my 4th Book on the Red Pill & Religion (thread): Feminism has or is in the process of assimilating every mainstream faith and their subcultures. Yes, even the faiths that are founded on Patriarchy are subject too.
— Rollo Tomassi (@RationalMale) April 29, 2019
Sunday, April 28, 2019
Two Threads from Yoram Hazony
.@woodardcolin's map of 11 American "nations" may describe distinct cultures. But it doesn't describe nations, or even tribes. The essential characteristic of a tribe or nation is its internal cohesion: A group that's bound by bonds of mutual loyalty. https://t.co/tH4bji1lEL
— Yoram Hazony (@yhazony) April 23, 2019
A nation is held together by the mutual loyalty of its tribes. Once the leadership of the nation no longer gives a fig about this mutual loyalty, it has only two options left: Dissolution or rule by force.
— Yoram Hazony (@yhazony) April 25, 2019
The American Scholar Advances the Narrative
Daughters of War: Writing women back into battle by Stephanie Bastek
On the Frontlines by Katie Daniels
An excerpt from Women Warriors: An Unexpected History by Pamela D. Toler
On the Frontlines by Katie Daniels
An excerpt from Women Warriors: An Unexpected History by Pamela D. Toler
An Opportunity
But will the American Church be able to capitalize on it, with its slow slide to liberalism?
More Academic Nonsense
Church Life: Remedies for American Catholic Polarization by Robert G. Christian III
Actually, the gravest threat to Catholicism in the United States are SJW bishops and academics such as the author of this piece, who fail to realize that their advocacy is in opposition to the Natural Law.
While the author postures as being fair in asking "dissenters" to explain their reasons, he is actually indulging in the worst of Latin positivism in assuming that the teaching of the Patriarchate of Rome is identical to Tradition. The burden of proof is on those who have "developed" Church teaching so that it sounds like liberalism to show that their teaching is grounded within Tradition or the Natural Law.
Reducing Catholic polarization will almost certainly require reducing overall political polarization in the country, a difficult challenge. At the same time, the Church can and should try to convince more American Catholics to embrace Catholic ideals and support the countercultural approach of Catholic Social Teaching.A version of [Roman] Catholic Social Teaching more akin to a SJW version of liberalism/statism? A statist counterfeit of the common good is no replacement for the authentic common good and community, which requires that the right to association be respected.
Step one in confronting Catholic political polarization should be to unite against all forms of bigotry and those seeking to undermine our democratic system. We must not forget the lessons of the 1930’s and allow brutal ideologies to become mainstream among American Catholics. Essentially, this is about preventing a new political pole to emerge—one more toxic and antithetical to Christian values than the existing poles. A failure to arrest rising Alt-Catholicism would make Catholic polarization far worse—creating new obstacles to communion, jeopardizing souls, pulling the American Church away from the global Church, and badly damaging Christian witness. It is perhaps the gravest threat to Catholicism in the United States.
Actually, the gravest threat to Catholicism in the United States are SJW bishops and academics such as the author of this piece, who fail to realize that their advocacy is in opposition to the Natural Law.
One critical way to reduce enmity is for American Catholics who are publicly dissenting from Church teaching to be honest about their dissent. Catholics should not overstate their knowledge of Church teaching or their commitment to it. They should not distort it—intentionally or through neglect. And they should never downplay it or undermine it by making it seem optional by twisting concepts like intrinsic evil or the need for prudential reasoning. They should describe Church teaching in a way that is clear and fair, having examined it with the desire to fully understand and accept it. If ultimately, having looked at Church teaching in its best light, they feel that core Catholic principles and factual reality point to a different conclusion than what the Church teaches and they wish to discuss this publicly, they should be honest and clear about it and explain precisely why.
While the author postures as being fair in asking "dissenters" to explain their reasons, he is actually indulging in the worst of Latin positivism in assuming that the teaching of the Patriarchate of Rome is identical to Tradition. The burden of proof is on those who have "developed" Church teaching so that it sounds like liberalism to show that their teaching is grounded within Tradition or the Natural Law.
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