Fulton J Sheen. Holy Week. Sign of Contradiction: Good Friday and Beyond

Unlike so many today, Archbishop Fulton Sheen was biblically-centered. He explicitly rejected Modernistic reinterpretations of Sacred Scripture(1). Here for 4 1/2 continuous hours Bishop Sheen expounds with great erudition on Christ’s Passion and death and beyond, What God has done for us…This is an incomparable Sheen gift for Holy Week —and beyond. Get Sign of… Read More Fulton J Sheen. Holy Week. Sign of Contradiction: Good Friday and Beyond

It is Ever a Propitious Time to Revisit Franco Zeffirelli’s Hamlet

Franco Zeffirelli’s 1990 adaptation of Shakespeare’s tragedy about the young prince of Denmark who is plagued by indecision when he vows to avenge his father’s murder. Filmed on location around the UK, including Stonehaven in Scotland, the film boasts an impressive ensemble cast. “Casting Mel Gibson was a choice, but a clever one. Zeffirelli aimed… Read More It is Ever a Propitious Time to Revisit Franco Zeffirelli’s Hamlet

Boys Town Founder Father Flanagan Moves One Step Closer to Sainthood

National Catholic Register. The Irish-born priest is revered for his revolutionary approach to caring for impoverished boys at the group home he founded in Omaha, Nebraska. By Hannah Brockhaus / EWTN News 23, 2026 Pope Leo XIV on Monday approved the advancement of the beatification cause for Boys Town founder Father Edward J. Flanagan, declaring… Read More Boys Town Founder Father Flanagan Moves One Step Closer to Sainthood

Modernism & ‘Science’s’ One-way Street.

“…the rejection of the transcendent, [is] a one-way street to Dachau”. Samuel T. Francis+ wrote, “… [M]odernism denies or ignores God and concentrates on secular knowledge and action. Human knowledge then can be only empirical; moral statements can be only relative or factual, there being a dichotomy between fact and value; and human action cannot… Read More Modernism & ‘Science’s’ One-way Street.

Question of Irregular Unions Return Under Leo?

National Catholic Reporter. “Presidents of the world’s bishops’ conferences to Rome for an October 2026 summit aimed at assessing how the Catholic Church engages with families in a rapidly changing world. Announcing the gathering in a March 19 message marking the 10th anniversary of Amoris Laetitia (“The Joy of Love”), Leo said the meeting would seek “a synodal discernment… Read More Question of Irregular Unions Return Under Leo?

Mr. Business Man

Neither Capitalism nor Communism, Envy or Greed. “Itemize the things you covet –As you squander through your life –Bigger cars, bigger houses –Term insurance for your wife –Tuesday evenings with your harlot –And on Wednesdays it’s your charlatan –analyst, he’s high upon your list – You’ve got air conditioned sinuses –And dark disturbing doubts about… Read More Mr. Business Man

The Age of Anxiety

On February 26, 1950, a couple of years before I was born, Leonard Bernstein premiered his second symphony, The Age of Anxiety, in New York City. It was based on W. H. Auden’s 1948 Pulitzer Prize winning poem which had used the metaphor to describe the spiritual, psychological, and political milieu after World War II.… Read More The Age of Anxiety

Stalin and Solzhenitsyn

Josef Stalin, seen here, “was once a hip young Liberal intellectual, an atheist Democrat Socialist, who led protests against the rich and powerful. He rose to power, promising equity, then took over private industry, leading to mass poverty and famine. With utter indifference he killed over 20 million of his own people.” Joseph Stalin was… Read More Stalin and Solzhenitsyn

The Liberal World Order, Pernicious Naivety, and the Complexity of Social Poverty

Note: I know nothing about the producer / narrator of this video, but what he says here seems true enough. “While leftists often offer valid critiques of neoliberalism, their solutions lack depth when it comes to the multidimensional nature of the issues we face. Yet we seem to enact many of their ideas which all… Read More The Liberal World Order, Pernicious Naivety, and the Complexity of Social Poverty

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei Killed in US-Israeli Attack

AP. BBC. Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has reportedly been killed in a major attack on Iran launched by Israel and the United States, throwing the future of the Islamic Republic into doubt and raising the risk of regional instability ~~ |Feb. 28, 2026 Fox News. “The United States and Israel launched attacks on… Read More Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei Killed in US-Israeli Attack

When Sin Costs Blood and Grace Costs Everything

By Intentional Faith on February 24, 2026 The Day of Atonement Was a Graphic Reminder That Sin Is a Life-and-Death Matter. Sin leads to spiritual death unless atoned for. Each animal sacrifice was the dreadful reminder that pointed forward. To a Cross. When we read Leviticus 16, we are confronted with imagery that feels foreign and even unsettling.… Read More When Sin Costs Blood and Grace Costs Everything

The Christmas Concert I Somehow Missed. Michael Buble’.

It’s a work of mercy I hope to revisit it. Michael Steven Bublé OBC (IPA: /buːˈbleɪ/ boo-BLAY; born September 9, 1975)[1] is a Canadian singer and songwriter. Regarded as a pop icon, he is often credited for helping to renew public interest and appreciation for traditional pop standards and the Great American Songbook. Bublé has sold over 75 million records worldwide,[2] and won numerous awards,… Read More The Christmas Concert I Somehow Missed. Michael Buble’.

John Paul II on the Most Decisive Confrontation —and History’s ‘Last Lap’

Karol Wojtyla (JPII) wrote, “A non-Catholic philosopher once said to me: ‘You know, I just can’t stop myself reading and rereading  and thinking over the first  three chapters of Genesis.’ And indeed it seems to me that unless one does so reflect upon that fundamental Ensemble of facts and situations it becomes extremely difficult if… Read More John Paul II on the Most Decisive Confrontation —and History’s ‘Last Lap’

Romans 5

Salvation History and the “Shocking Alternative” “Sanctify them through the truth. Your word is truth” — John 17:17 “Let God be true and every man a liar”–Romans 3:4 Adam and Christ 12 Therefore as sin came into the world through one man and death through sin, and so death spread to all men because all men… Read More Romans 5

Pit Vipers

The story is told of a man who fell into a cave filled with Pit Vipers, and, upon clawing his way up the rocks and out, left his pantheism behind. “Pit vipers are dangerous because they are venomous snakes that can deliver a harmful bite, potentially causing severe pain, swelling, and other serious symptoms. Prompt… Read More Pit Vipers