Health Care Reform and the Robin Hood Syndrome

In the current push for legislative health care reform one can discern the influence of the Robin Hood Syndrome, which consists in “stealing from the rich to give to the poor.” Thus, Sherwood Forest’s fabled robber presumably was the first to have practiced what now is euphemistically called “income redistribution.” The New … Read more

Reflections on the Kennedy Funeral Mass

Reflections on the Kennedy Funeral Mass 2

The Mass celebrated on August 29 at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Basilica in Roxbury, Mass. in memory of Senator Edward Moore Kennedy is rightly causing scandal among Catholics, who see it as a posthumous glorification of the deceased Massachusetts politician, as well as a resounding approval of his pro-abortion and pro-homosexual … Read more

Everything Normal on Mappatella Beach

A series of pictures in Milan’s Corriere della Sera of July 31 shows a typical scene on a modern beach on a calm and pleasant day. Leaving aside the aspects of immorality and prosaism, everything seems normal on Mappatella Beach in the outskirts of Naples. Some beachgoers are sunbathing on the warm … Read more

The Campaign against Honduras, the Destruction of International Law and the Specter of Socialism

The Campaign against Honduras, the Destruction of International Law and the Specter of Socialism 2

The attitude of the international community toward the internal political affairs of Honduras threatens to undermine the foundations of international law and, therefore, of international order. It is fitting that we review what is at stake. All Countries are Equal Under the Law The fundamental principle of law that regulates relationships, both … Read more

Dialogue At Notre Dame: Undermining the Abortion Debate

Dialogue At Notre Dame: Undermining the Abortion Debate 1

In his speech introducing President Barack Obama at the 2009 Commencement ceremony at the University of Notre Dame, Father John I. Jenkins, C.S.C, president of the most emblematic Catholic university in the nation, did more than try to justify the invitation and the granting of an honoris causa degree to a politician … Read more

Le Monde, The Largest French Newspaper, Responds to Massive TFP Protest: “These Lambs of God Can Bite”

Le Monde, The Largest French Newspaper, Responds to Massive TFP Protest: “These Lambs of God Can Bite” 1

When the largest French newspaper Le Monde published a blasphemous cartoon ridiculing Our Lord Jesus Christ and spewing hatred against the Pope, the American Society for the Defense of Tradition Family and Property (TFP) and its America Needs Fatima campaign asked its friends and supporters to protest. The newspaper hardly expected the … Read more