The Profligate Love of God
Yesterday, we talked about the Reactionary fear that God might extend his saving grace to people Reactionaries want to bar from the Kingdom of Heaven, including the unborn, if possible.
Yesterday, we talked about the Reactionary fear that God might extend his saving grace to people Reactionaries want to bar from the Kingdom of Heaven, including the unborn, if possible.
One of the weird things about Reactionary sociopathic narcissism is that it has a built-in selection bias that deafens it to almost everything Pope Francis has to say to the
Michael Sean Winters enumerates the countless reasons why Reactionary Catholics with only the most tenuous connections with reality should–nay! MUST!!–sever those connections and vote for the only man who can
But cruelty to scrupulous depressives is. Whoever causes one of these little ones who believe in me to sin, it would be better for him to have a great millstone fastened
Last week, I mentioned Sherry Weddell’s contention that Catholics need to face the fact that we live in Missiondom, not Christendom, and that we need to stop the vain efforts
Commonweal has a good piece on Sohrab Amari, a convert to the Faith from a culturally Muslim background who, alas, like many conservative converts to the Faith, appears not to
Long ago, there was a time when nobody knew what caused diseases. So when plague broke out (and particularly when the plague struck some people harder and other not as
Once upon a time there was a Mother who had two daughters. The older daughter felt herself oppressed by her Mother. For although she had dwelt in luxury for many
There are deeply pious, intensely scrupulous, and often OCD-afflicted people who, through no fault of their own, struggle grievously over profoundly unimportant things and are wracked with guilt about minor
The first is that the Extraordinary Form will ever be anything but the Extraordinary Form. Here’s reality: it’s called the Extraordinary, not the Ordinary, Form for a reason. Even a
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