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Global Warming Stopped 16 Years Ago

by Gary Isbell December 17, 2020October 24, 2012

With newly released data clearly demonstrating that global warming stopped 16 years ago, why does the Environmental Protection Agency’s Carol Browner claim that, by “reducing our dependence on fossil-fuels we can lessen the growing threats posed by global warming?” Perhaps facts are not of interest in light of her agenda to “change … Read more

The 2012 National Public Square Rosary Rally: A Photo Essay

by The American TFP December 8, 2016October 23, 2012

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Press Release: Secret Capitulation Will Never Bring True Peace

by Colombian Society Tradition and Action July 11, 2018October 20, 2012

Contact: Sociedad Colombiana Tradición y Acción Tel.: (1) 248-7564 www.colombia-autentica.org BOGOTA, COLOMBIA, October 19 — In a strong and incisive statement of more than half a page, published in Bogota’s daily El Tiempo on Friday, October 19, the Colombian Society Tradition and Action said that peace agreements with the FARC will not … Read more

The Health of the Body May Depend Upon the Health of the Soul

by Saint Raymond of Capua December 6, 2016October 18, 2012

In his life of Saint Catherine of Siena, her confessor, Saint Raymond of Capua, narrates that after her arrival in Pisa she became the guest of a certain Gherardo de’ Buonconti. One day her host brought to her attention a young man of about twenty years of age, for whose good health … Read more

I Was There at the 2012 Public Square Rosary Rally!

by John Horvat II December 17, 2020October 17, 2012

I could have found plenty of reasons not to go to the Public Square Rosary Rally this October 13. But as the date approached, I was determined that I would not miss it for anything in the world. All across the country, tens of thousands of Catholics would be gathering at 9,077 … Read more

Never Allow Kindness to Degenerate Into Weakness

by Saint Thérèse April 27, 2020October 17, 2012

We should never allow kindness to degenerate into weakness. When we have scolded someone with just reason, we must leave the matter there, without allowing ourselves to be touched to the point of tormenting ourselves for having caused pain or at seeing one suffer and cry. To run after the afflicted one … Read more

A Misconception of Compassion

by Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira February 24, 2017October 16, 2012

Not a few Americans have an aversion to social and economic inequalities. This repulsion arises not so much from philosophical convictions as from a temperamental disposition at the heart of which lies a serious misconception about the nature of compassion. Such mentalities believe that inequalities, particularly those of a social or economic … Read more

Devotion to the Holy Rosary: Powerful “Weapon” of the Faith

by Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira March 3, 2017October 10, 2012

As we know, one great merit of the devotion to the Rosary is that it was revealed by Our Lady to Saint Dominic as a means to revive the Faith in regions ravaged by the Albigensian heresy. Indeed, the widespread practice of the Rosary revived the Faith. With this, the Rosary became, … Read more

The Electric Car Farce

by John Horvat II December 17, 2020October 10, 2012

With the myth of global warming being seriously questioned, environmentalists can at least take comfort in proclaiming the good they do by promoting electric cars. After all, there are no dirty exhaust pipes emitting noxious fumes because they run on clean electricity, right? There could not possibly be a more pristine form … Read more

The French Revolution Implemented Socio-Political Egalitarianism

by Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira June 25, 2017October 9, 2012

The profound action of humanism and the Renaissance among Catholics spread unceasingly throughout France in a growing chain of consequences. Favored by the weakening of piety in the faithful caused by Jansenism and the other leavens sixteenth-century Protestantism had unfortunately left in the most Christian kingdom, this action gave rise in the … Read more