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Filial Appeal Association Releases New Book on Synod Written by Three Bishops

by Filial Appeal Association January 28, 2018May 20, 2015

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Filial Appeal Association Releases New Book on Synod Written by Three Bishops ROME, Italy (May 20, 2015) – A booklet titled Preferential Option for the Family – One Hundred Questions and One Hundred Answers Regarding the Synod (Filial Appeal Publishers) was launched on May 19 at the Hotel Columbus … Read more

Can a Society of Spikes and Body-Cameras Long Survive?

by John Horvat II December 17, 2020May 20, 2015

There are many who propose solutions in our post-Ferguson America. In light of recent security breaches, for example, the White House security staff announced that it is considering putting spikes on the fence separating the President and the American people. In a similar vein, many liberal activists are demanding that police be … Read more

Four Things That Can Replace Common Core

by John Horvat II December 17, 2020May 19, 2015

Progressive educators have an obsession for results, especially test scores. Higher scores supposedly prove children will be more “career and college ready” after graduation. For this reason, these educators are forever coming up with all sorts of one-size-fits-all programs like Common Core that they believe will solve the problem of flagging test … Read more

Poland and Lithuania Bar Entry to Putin’s Shady ‘Praetorian Guard’

by Luis Dufaur November 22, 2017May 18, 2015

“To Berlin!” The Red Army war cry was echoed by hundreds of pro-Kremlin bikers departing from Moscow to the West and flying Soviet flags with the effigy of Stalin and Putin’s Russia, AFP reported. Alexeï Verechtchiaguin, a biker fighting in the separatist stronghold of Lugansk in eastern Ukraine, stressed the significance of … Read more

Hungarian Premier Flirts with Putin and Loses Voter Majority

by Luis Dufaur November 22, 2017May 15, 2015

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has maintained himself in his post since 2010 by appealing to the conservative tenets of public opinion in Hungary. However, after starting an inexplicable political “dating” relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin, he has suffered a considerable and very symbolic defeat which has sown consternation among his … Read more

In Quest for Hegemony, the “New USSR” Flouts Even Sports Rules

by Luis Dufaur April 9, 2017May 14, 2015

“All of us, Russian athletes, dope ourselves at some point. Our leaders impose it on our trainers, and these on the sportsmen. You wind up by thinking you’re doing nothing wrong,” Yuliya Rusanova explained. She won a bronze medal at the 2011 Paris Indoor 800 but was punished in 2013 for changes … Read more

ISIS Like China Takes Organs From Living Patients

by Luis Dufaur February 28, 2017May 13, 2015

""""[vc_column_text]Iranian diplomat Mohamed Alhakim denounced the Islamic State organization at the United Nations for extracting vital organs from its victims to finance terrorist activities, the Epoch Times reported. Alhakim made his charge on forced organ removal at a meeting of the UN Security Council. In addition to its terrible methods of executing … Read more

Widespread Corruption, an Instrument of Maoist Oppression

by Luis Dufaur April 9, 2017May 12, 2015

This past February, Beijing’s socialist government ordered the execution of five entrepreneurs who had amassed large fortunes, according to the site FranceTVinfo. Among them was mining industry billionaire Liu Han, his brother, and three partners. Under a leveling socialist regime, it is impossible to gather a large fortune without having important accomplices … Read more

Considerations on a Partial Victory

by Francis Slobodnik April 9, 2017May 8, 2015

May 8th marks the 70th anniversary of Victory in Europe (V-E Day) ending a world war in a theater that cost an estimated 60,000,000 deaths of both soldiers and civilians. The war in Japan would continue until September of 1945, but the outcome was a foregone conclusion. The Western armies of the … Read more

Our Kids: Why They Are in Trouble

by John Horvat II December 17, 2020May 7, 2015

If there is any doubt about the failure of the sexual revolution of the sixties, Robert Putnam’s, Our Kids: The American Dream in Crisis (New York: Simon & Schuster, 2015) overwhelmingly puts such doubts to rest. He proves that dramatic changes in family structure are literally tearing America apart. The spread of … Read more