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Category Archives: Catholic
Montaigne and Solidarity
I have recently taken a great deal of interest in the writings of Fr. Heinrich Pesch, S.J. and the principles of Catholic solidarism — namely the very economic principles that helped to liberate and then build a prosperous Poland not to … Continue reading
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Barack Obama (In His Own Words)
“So let’s work together to reduce the number of women seeking abortions by reducing unintended pregnancies, and making adoption more available, and providing care and support for women who do carry their child to term. Let’s honor the conscience of … Continue reading
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Pope Benedict XVI and Wealth Redistribution?
So sayeth the Huffington Post, ergo it must be true… Noting a “rising sense of frustration” at the worldwide economic recession, Pope Benedict XVI said that a more just and peaceful world requires “adequate mechanisms for the redistribution of wealth.” … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, Culture, Economics, Self-Sufficiency
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The Feast Day of St. Thomas More
“Most would understand the phrase that the mind of More was like a diamond that a tyrant threw away into a ditch, because he could not break it.” — G.K. Chesterton Today is the feast day of St. Thomas More, … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, Culture, Fluvanna, National Politics, Philosophy, Pro-Life, Video, Virginia Politics
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“Indifference to God brings indifference to evil”
I had not seen this statement from Pope Benedict XVI during the Easter Triduum, but it’s certainly something worth reflecting upon in these times: The Pope was keen to stress that Christ’s rebuke to his slumbering apostles – “stay awake … Continue reading
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“Death to the Machines!”
I was introduced to the movie Metropolis by a very close friend of mine, and I have to admit the 1927 Fritz Lang classic has become one of my favorite movies of all time. The script was written by Thea … Continue reading
Standing on My Head: Quixote Catholicism
What will it take to re-evangelize the West? Fr. Dwight Longenecker offers an idea: Those who follow this watered down, vague and spindly belief system (I can’t even call it a religion) therefore seem immune to real Christianity because they … Continue reading
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Maybe Archbishop Gomez Should Visit Prince William?
Archbishop Gomez offers the following insights on the Catholic approach to immigration reform: The American bishops support a comprehensive reform of our immigration policies that secures our borders and gives undocumented immigrants the chance to earn permanent residency and eventual … Continue reading
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VCC Working With Lawmakers to Change Statute of Limitations
Good article from the Daily Progress concerning the very delicate issue of determining a statute of limitations on sexual abuse cases concerning pedophile or pederast priests Caruso said Catholic Church leaders in Virginia don’t plan to point to a specific … Continue reading
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Perriello Will Vote Against Senate Health Care
You gotta hand it to Rep. Tom Perriello — he’s holding firm on no federal funding for abortion in health care. While I certainly don’t believe this is enough (as a Catholic he should be much more pro-active in defending … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, National Politics, VA-05
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