REVIEW: In Defence of the Roman Mass – Father Raymond Dulac (2018; Te Deum Press, 2020)
When Pope St. John XXIII called an opening to the Second Vatican Council in 1962, both the Church and the
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The Last Sane Man at the Party
The powers that be have spoken: Kamala Harris is your running mate. Okay, Joe, you think to yourself; one foot
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You Aren’t Afraid of Clowns
For thirty years, a culture war has waged. It’s victim-sacrifice: the circus clown.
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The Politics of Humiliation
If we have learned anything in the last four months, it’s that nearly every element of American society is run, at its highest levels, by people who hate you. This isn’t exactly news to readers of this blog, as I’ve been harping on this point for quite a long time. The difference is, as I mentioned in my last post on the subject, the masks are off and they aren’t even bothering to hide their disdain.
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REVIEW: Mine Were of Trouble – Peter Kemp (1957; Mystery Grove Publishing, 2020)
Peter Kemp’s first war memoir, detailing his experiences fighting for the nationalists during the Spanish Civil War, Mine Were of Trouble offers a unique glimpse into a conflict that is startlingly relevant to today.
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Stare Decisis Our Way to Hell
Stare Decisis. We all saw it coming, but like the horrified masses that can perceive intellectually the explosion that follows
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Life Under Occupation
You have gone back in time to the year 1950. You’re on a street corner in Fredrick, Maryland, a relatively
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REVIEW: Catholic Republic – Timothy Gordon (Sophia Institute Press, 2019)
There are some books you get knowing ahead of time that you’re going to disagree with their theses, but they
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Fan Artists with Pig Noses
The recent Sailor Moon redraw challenge that hit the internet last week returned attention to the distracting and obvious differences
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