9 Ways to Celebrate Christmas on Campus

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Just as the Christ Child was rejected 2,000 years ago, and had nowhere but a cold stable for a birthplace, our world has little to do with Christmas. Articles questioning the existence of Christ, the virginity of Mary, and other Catholic tenets are disseminated by the media, and lawsuits aim to remove … Read more

Circulation of Return to Order Book on Organic Christian Society Expected to Hit 250,000 Copies by Summer

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Circulation of Return to Order Book on Organic Christian Society Expected to Hit 250,000 Copies by Summer

Contact: Robert Ritchie (717) 309-1990 [email protected]   FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   Circulation of Return to Order Book on Organic Christian Society Expected to Hit 250,000 Copies by Summer HANOVER, Penn. (June 27, 2016) – Author John Horvat II’s book Return to Order which offers organic Christian principles as the solution to America’s decline, has … Read more

The Manliness of the Prodigal Son

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The parable of the Prodigal Son is one of the most memorable and moving of all Our Lord Jesus Christ’s parables. Many who cannot name all Ten Commandments can nevertheless give a rough outline of the story. It has been widely represented in Christian art since the Middle Ages, and even today … Read more

Showdown With Satanism in Oklahoma

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Showdown With Satanism in Oklahoma

“God Yes!  Satan No!” “Reparation!  Reparation!  Reparation!” “Begone, Satan!  Begone, Satan!” The battlecries rang out in the evening heat. Hundreds of Catholics from around the country came to fight. They yielded the weapons of the prayers of the Church. And the angels descended in force. On August 15, 2016, the Feast of … Read more

At the Threshold of Green Equality

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At the Threshold of Green Equality

A revolution is underway that is fundamentally transforming mankind’s relationship with the natural world. Although it began in academia this movement has metastasized and spread, first into the culture, and now into law. This revolution is called Ecology, and its latest phase is the granting of legal personhood to animals, plants, parks, … Read more

Let Us Eat Cake: A $65,000 Cake

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As Venezuela suffers the political, economic and moral decay caused by embracing socialism, many serious shortages plague the country. There is, however, no shortage of hypocrisy. Its citizens starve, grocery shelves are bare, hospitals have no medical supplies, electricity is rationed and some people are resorting to stealing animals from zoos to … Read more

Going Where a GPS Cannot Take You: The Joys of Map Reading

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Technology has undoubtedly improved our lives and made us all more efficient. This is most especially true with regards to navigation. With the mere touch of a button, we can find our way through the labyrinths of modern cities. If we so desire, we are able to make unplanned stops—for whatever strikes … Read more