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And So Begins Our 40 Days.

Today is Ash Wednesday and begins the season of Lent. It is a time to pray, fast, and almsgiving. But it is also a time to make changes in our life to stave off the temptations that will come at us during this liturgical season.

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Editor's Picks- Kimberly Potter is Sentenced and Pedophiles in Big Tech

Reflections on the sentencing of former police officer Kim Potter and the prevalence of pedophiles in Big Tech and the Legacy media

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Handing on the Faith in a Hostile World with a Gift

There is no denying that passing on our faith is no easy task in today's world. This is the account of how I tried to increase my odds by giving a very different confirmation gift.

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The Ghost in the Vaccines- A Religious Objection to the Covid Vaccines

This article is a follow up to "The Long Dark Fortnight of the Soul" and goes into greater depth about the reasoning behind the author's religious objections to getting the vaccine.

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The Long Dark Fortnight of the Soul- Reflections on Surviving Covid.

For two long weeks I was quarantined in the hospital with a case of Covid Pneumonia. What follows are a few reflections on my time there and the decision to leave the hospital without getting the Covid vaccine.

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Merry Christmastide- Perhaps Not So Merry but Still Very Bright!

Tonight we celebrate the birth of our Lord, and while our circumstances may not be as "merry" as we would want the to be, we shouldn't forget that despite all the darkness, our Lord's birth is the great light to the world. What "child is this?" This is CHRIST THE LORD!

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The Passion of Ghislaine Maxwell

As the trial of Ghislaine Maxwell draws to a close, there is little doubt as to her fate: she will be made to pay for her crimes. But her condemnation should make all of us re-examine how we view her crimes on a personal and societal level

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The Race Event Horizon- The Trials of Kimberly Potter and Jussie Smollett

The trials of Kimberly Potter and Jussie Smollett reveal a startling reality about how much race and racism are, and will continue to be, the center around which everything else revolves.

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Hollywood's Accidental Pro-Life Movie- A Retrospective of The Island

Hollywood is not known for making movies that don't tow the pro-abortion narrative, but every now and then they do- sort of. Michael Bay's 2008 movie The Island is about one thing, but it inadvertently makes a strong pro-life case.

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And So Begins Our 40 Days.

Today is Ash Wednesday and begins the season of Lent. It is a time to pray, fast, and almsgiving. But it is also a time to make changes in our life to stave off the temptations that will come at us during this liturgical season.

Editor's Picks- Kimberly Potter is Sentenced and Pedophiles in Big Tech

Reflections on the sentencing of former police officer Kim Potter and the prevalence of pedophiles in Big Tech and the Legacy media

Handing on the Faith in a Hostile World with a Gift

There is no denying that passing on our faith is no easy task in today's world. This is the account of how I tried to increase my odds by giving a very different confirmation gift.

The Ghost in the Vaccines- A Religious Objection to the Covid Vaccines

This article is a follow up to "The Long Dark Fortnight of the Soul" and goes into greater depth about the reasoning behind the author's religious objections to getting the vaccine.

The Long Dark Fortnight of the Soul- Reflections on Surviving Covid.

For two long weeks I was quarantined in the hospital with a case of Covid Pneumonia. What follows are a few reflections on my time there and the decision to leave the hospital without getting the Covid vaccine.

Merry Christmastide- Perhaps Not So Merry but Still Very Bright!

Tonight we celebrate the birth of our Lord, and while our circumstances may not be as "merry" as we would want the to be, we shouldn't forget that despite all the darkness, our Lord's birth is the great light to the world. What "child is this?" This is CHRIST THE LORD!

The Passion of Ghislaine Maxwell

As the trial of Ghislaine Maxwell draws to a close, there is little doubt as to her fate: she will be made to pay for her crimes. But her condemnation should make all of us re-examine how we view her crimes on a personal and societal level

The Race Event Horizon- The Trials of Kimberly Potter and Jussie Smollett

The trials of Kimberly Potter and Jussie Smollett reveal a startling reality about how much race and racism are, and will continue to be, the center around which everything else revolves.

Hollywood's Accidental Pro-Life Movie- A Retrospective of The Island

Hollywood is not known for making movies that don't tow the pro-abortion narrative, but every now and then they do- sort of. Michael Bay's 2008 movie The Island is about one thing, but it inadvertently makes a strong pro-life case.

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