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It is Not Hard to Find the Truth

One day a man stopped by an apartment building to visit a long-time friend of his, an older woman named Mabel who was a music teacher. He greeted her by saying, “Hey, Mabel, what’s the good news today?” Mabel stood up...

Fr Joseph Esper
January 27, 2022
Faith

Ol’ Blue Eyes Does It His Way

I believe the United States has critically declined since its leaders turned their collective backs on the Triune God. Many of them still believe in god, several gods. The pagan gods of old, such as war, wisdom, poetry...

William Borst
May 16, 2023
Culture

Absolute Insanity

A Michigan woman has been convicted of murdering her two week old baby. Prosecutors say Chaliette Stalling slammed her baby’s head with force in four locations. An autopsy ruled the death homicide by blunt-force trauma...

Donald Wittmer
November 23, 2014
Culture

A Bag of Stones

When Pope Francis said early in his papacy who are we to judge in relation to homosexuality, he added a layer of complexity, not only to his public perception, but the Catholic Church as a whole. The Bible seems to...

William Borst
March 26, 2019
Politics

But for Wales!

In Robert Bolt’s classic drama, A Man for All Seasons, Cromwell, Henry VIII’s prosecutor, is trying to convict Thomas More of treason because he (More) refuses to accept the king’s title of Supreme Head of the Church...

Thomas Addis
August 9, 2016

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