Here is my latest column for the East Tennessee Catholic. The Church, in her prayers, professes her faith in the Eucharist as the whole saving action of… Read more “Each Eucharist is a promise of eternal life”
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“Religious Liberty In Crisis” Book
Ken Starr, who investigated Bill Clinton in the 1990’s as Whitewater independent counsel and also served as a U. S. Court of Appeals judge and Solicitor General… Read more ““Religious Liberty In Crisis” Book”
Melchizedek and Jesus
Today I am sharing a reflection by Gianfranco DellaSantina on our recent deacon training weekend. Gianfranco is a deacon candidate at Holy Cross Catholic Church in Pigeon… Read more “Melchizedek and Jesus”
Elijah Lovejoy Alert #10
Kiersten Hening, former player for the Virginia Tech soccer team, is suing the Va Tech soccer coach, Charles “Chugger” Adair, for forcing her off the soccer team… Read more “Elijah Lovejoy Alert #10”
News Outlets Leave Out Important Details in Columbus Shooting. Is It Their Aim to Spark Unrest?
Becket Adams of The Washington Examiner is enraged at the coverage provided by some news outlets of the shooting death of 16-year-old Ma’Khai Bryant in Columbus, OH.… Read more “News Outlets Leave Out Important Details in Columbus Shooting. Is It Their Aim to Spark Unrest?”
In The News 4/22/21
Biden Attacks Conscience Rights In 2016, the Obama administration interpreted Section 1557 of the Affordable Care Act, which prohibits healthcare discrimination on the basis of sex, to… Read more “In The News 4/22/21”
St. Anselm of Canterbury, Bishop and Doctor
Today, April 21, is the Memorial of Saint Anselm of Canterbury, Bishop and Doctor of the Church. Anselm is remembered especially for three important reasons: he developed… Read more “St. Anselm of Canterbury, Bishop and Doctor”
Chauvin Found Guilty. Now What?
Derek Chauvin has been found guilty on all counts of murder and manslaughter for causing the death of George Floyd. That ought to bring a sigh of… Read more “Chauvin Found Guilty. Now What?”
Pro-Democracy Activists Sentenced in Hong Kong
Pro-democracy activists, many of them Catholics, have been sentenced to prison for breaking a National Security Law imposed on Hong Kong last year by the mainland Chinese… Read more “Pro-Democracy Activists Sentenced in Hong Kong”
Priests and Nuns Kidnapped in Haiti
Five priests, two nuns and three laypersons were kidnapped in Haiti on Divine Mercy Sunday (April 11) while they were on their way to the installation of… Read more “Priests and Nuns Kidnapped in Haiti”