After the fall of the Soviet Union, many believed the Russian Orthodox Church experienced a revival, evoking memories of “Holy Mother Russia.” The outward signs of official government policies favoring orthodoxy and the rebuilding of churches were offered as proof of positive change. However, recent findings and statistics, especially those involving an … Read more
The keyboard has not yet eliminated the pen. On March 10, 2025, the New Jersey Assembly Education Committee unanimously passed Assembly Bill 3865, mandating the return of cursive handwriting instruction for public school students in grades three through five. By the end of elementary school, these students must read and write legibly … Read more
With the publication of my book, Return to Order: From a Frenzied Economy to Organic Christian Society—Where We’ve Been, How We Got Here and Where We Need to Go, I was advised to open social media accounts to aid in its promotion. I dutifully set up accounts on then-Twitter and LinkedIn and … Read more
The head of the Imperial House of Brazil, Dom Bertrand, explains his views on government and faith, arguing that ‘if God is removed from the picture, the state becomes God.’ Many would raise an eyebrow if you claimed that Brazil was once the actual seat of a European monarchy and that Rio … Read more
Only in California would a state attack the hand that feeds it. A ballot measure called the “2026 Billionaire Tax Act” proposes a one-time 5 percent wealth tax on the net worth of residents with assets (not income) exceeding $1 billion. The logic behind this tax is as simple as it is … Read more
The Italian diocese of Ventimiglia-San Remo has a church bell dedicated to unborn children. That doesn’t go down well with left-wing politicians. On the Day of the Innocents Bishop Antonio Suetta dedicated the church bell of his episcopal palace to the unborn children on December 28, 2025. On this day, the Church … Read more
For the first time in almost two decades, South Africans ushered in a New Year with a touch of hope and optimism. Not by any means a tidal wave, but the signs are unmistakable and encouraging. An all-pervasive climate of gloom and doom has generally characterised the dawn of every new year. … Read more
As the Culture War rages, no field is exempt from its reach. Much has been printed about this intense battle for the American soul. Now, even the fonts used for printing have become a battlefield. It is no longer what you read, but how it appears, that is contested. A font war … Read more
As the nation celebrates the 250th anniversary of its founding, Americans can give no better gift than standing up for God’s law and human life. On January 23, hundreds of thousands of pro-lifers took to the streets for the 53rd March for Life in Washington, D.C., to boldly proclaim their vision for America’s … Read more
It was a minor incident that quickly entered and left the news cycle. Some might dismiss it as insignificant in the face of more important political events exploding everywhere. However, sometimes small things matter. What Happened The incident involved the President’s visit to a Dearborn auto factory in Michigan on January 13. … Read more