truth
When love sounds like hate
The will often (de)forms the intellect: Our choices affect our mind's ability to see... Read More
Cdl. Sarah: Contraception at Root of Toxic ‘LGBT’ Ideologies
There is no truth more important, critical, and crucial for people to understand today than the truths communicated in this article: Check it out HERE.... Read More
Two Complementary Components of Being
In reflecting the infinite Love of God, every community of persons includes two groups of people: some whose primary concern is truth, justice, and excellence; and others whose focus is compassion, mercy, and equality. Some distinguish these mindsets as conservative and liberal, others masculine and feminine. They can be metaphorically referred to as the head […]... Read More
Love is also truth and justice
In our era that emphasizes love as mercy (at the expense of justice), let us not forget that love is also: comparing some people to a brood of vipers (Mt 12:34), knocking over tables of the greedy and whipping their animals (Jn 2:15), comparing your good friend to Satan (Mt 16:23), telling some people they’re […]... Read More
BTS Radio: Unjust Laws
Unjust laws: How do we know when a law is unjust, and what is our moral responsibility with regard to them? Delve beneath the surface with Paul Murano and his guest Kent Niebuhr as they discuss law, justice, moral responsibility, and right action in the face of civil injustice. Unjust Laws radio show – click […]... Read More
Progressive Privilege
I have already seen some people claim that Trump’s recent twitter storm against the female congresswomen is a sign of White Privilege. Here is my question: Isn’t it obvious that Progressive Privilege is much more prevalent today? When one mentions natural law or the moral teachings of the Church for example, which I think need […]... Read More
Young adult confusion
Are young people lost causes… or just lost? Find out in this recent op-ed of mine in the Valley Patriot Newspaper. Click here... Read More
The Paradox of Love
This week’s mass readings have been focusing on the Sermon on the Mount, where Jesus shocks the world with His wisdom, as He continues to do today. Anger, lust, greed, dishonesty, and ultimately idolatry, are condemned as violating the natural moral law and causing barriers to happiness and union with God. There’s much to ponder […]... Read More
“Love” Isn’t Love
We are reminded by secular progressives during their pride month that “love is love.” This of course is kept vague and ambiguous as a bumper-sticker slogan, to avoid the scrutiny of reason. Without further definition, one must presume it means that sexual expression may be perverted in any way desirable as long as there is […]... Read More
What would it take to be an abortion advocate?
Being a student of human nature I continuously seek to understand why people think the way they do. My primary means is to ask them, but I also imagine what it would be like to believe what they believe and what it would take for me to do so. I often ponder what it would […]... Read More
Word, Meaning, and Interpretation
Words without interpretation are meaningless. Words with improper interpretation become subjective falsehoods. The only foolproof way of knowing the right interpretation of words is to be informed by the one who has spoken them. This is an important principle. So too, the divine Word without proper interpretation becomes something false in the subjective minds of […]... Read More
