J. Antonio Juarez

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Lessons from the Retail World and the Need for a Savior over Savings

As someone whose day job is working in retail, I can tell you how Christmas day is the end of an exhausting season for a lot of shoppers that leaves them feeling empty and broke. But for Christians, it is just the beginning of something far more fulfilling.

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The Red Wave the Wasn't- Five Take Aways from the Midterm Elections

Now that the Midterms have passed and we are left to figure out what went wrong, here are a few observations of some of the underlying problems that failed to produce a Red Wave.

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Making Halloween Holy Again

Halloween is right around the corner, but rather than seeing it as a secular holiday that we should avoid, we should embrace it as part of a three-day celebration to deepen one's faith.

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Lessons Learned from the Death of a Good Shepherd

Recently a priest I knew passed away. One that I had known since and served as an altar server with in my youth. Looking back at his life, I can see how he was in many ways the model of a good shepherd.

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Why Biden's 20 Minutes of Hate have Only Begun

While Joe Biden's Liberty Hall speech was shocking to some and mocked by others, it says a lot about the tenor of our times and what is in store for our nation.

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The Cratering of Sam Harris

Despite his efforts to walk back his claims that he was and is ok with suppressing information to sway elections, the damage has already been done. His reputation and career as a rational skeptic and free thinker went up in flames.

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Hating in the Abstract- Three Take Aways from the Atlantic's Op-Ed About the Rosary

The recent oped in the Atlantic about the rosary being an extremist symbol or being coopted by extremist groups was not only wrong, but stupidly so. In fact, it says more about the author's mindset, that it pretended to say about the rosary.

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The Wages of Sin (and Robbery)

The lax enforcement of crimes like robbery across the country has led to an increase of those crimes. However, some business owners are holding their ground and fighting back.

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Editor's Picks- Fighting the Recession with Double-Think, Higher Heating Bills Ahead, and The Truth about Anti-Depressants is out!

The Biden administration denies we are in a recession by redefining one, a shortage of natural gas will cause higher gas prices this Winter, and it turns out that anti-depressants are kind of a scam.

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Lessons from the Retail World and the Need for a Savior over Savings

As someone whose day job is working in retail, I can tell you how Christmas day is the end of an exhausting season for a lot of shoppers that leaves them feeling empty and broke. But for Christians, it is just the beginning of something far more fulfilling.

The Red Wave the Wasn't- Five Take Aways from the Midterm Elections

Now that the Midterms have passed and we are left to figure out what went wrong, here are a few observations of some of the underlying problems that failed to produce a Red Wave.

Making Halloween Holy Again

Halloween is right around the corner, but rather than seeing it as a secular holiday that we should avoid, we should embrace it as part of a three-day celebration to deepen one's faith.

Lessons Learned from the Death of a Good Shepherd

Recently a priest I knew passed away. One that I had known since and served as an altar server with in my youth. Looking back at his life, I can see how he was in many ways the model of a good shepherd.

Why Biden's 20 Minutes of Hate have Only Begun

While Joe Biden's Liberty Hall speech was shocking to some and mocked by others, it says a lot about the tenor of our times and what is in store for our nation.

The Cratering of Sam Harris

Despite his efforts to walk back his claims that he was and is ok with suppressing information to sway elections, the damage has already been done. His reputation and career as a rational skeptic and free thinker went up in flames.

Hating in the Abstract- Three Take Aways from the Atlantic's Op-Ed About the Rosary

The recent oped in the Atlantic about the rosary being an extremist symbol or being coopted by extremist groups was not only wrong, but stupidly so. In fact, it says more about the author's mindset, that it pretended to say about the rosary.

The Wages of Sin (and Robbery)

The lax enforcement of crimes like robbery across the country has led to an increase of those crimes. However, some business owners are holding their ground and fighting back.

Editor's Picks- Fighting the Recession with Double-Think, Higher Heating Bills Ahead, and The Truth about Anti-Depressants is out!

The Biden administration denies we are in a recession by redefining one, a shortage of natural gas will cause higher gas prices this Winter, and it turns out that anti-depressants are kind of a scam.

Kamala's Doublethink Conundrum

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Punching Up by Laughing Out Loud- A Review of Am I Racist?