POPE DEFENDS MARRIAGE, UNBORN LIFE Pope Leo XIV strongly defended Catholic teachings on sexuality, marriage, and the sanctity of life during his first formal address to the Vatican diplomatic corps. “No one is exempted from striving to ensure respect for the dignity of every person,” he said, “especially the most frail and vulnerable, from the … Read more
In a shocking exposé, CNN anchor Jake Tapper has revealed new evidence that Biden’s mental and physical decline was covered up for years by Jake Tapper. “These allegations regarding Jake Tapper are disturbing,” said Jake Tapper. “The idea that someone would use their power as a journalist to lie and withhold essential information from the … Read more
A great woman and good friend. Here is her story – Patricia Ann Vasta (Quinn) of Croton-on-Hudson, NY passed away peacefully in her home, May 8, at the age of 95. She was born on August 1, 1929 to the late Arthur and Rita Quinn (Rigney). Pat’s faith was unwavering and was front and center … Read more
This is from Issues & Insights – the former editorial unit of Investors Business Daily, which eliminated their editorial pages. They are now an independent unit. Back in March, unnamed “senior tax officials” told the Washington Post that the “rapid demolition of parts of the IRS” was going to result in a 10% plunge in … Read more
It's an arcane profession! to qualify as a customs broker requires among other things passing a rigorous 4 and a half hour open book exam. Passing grade is 75%. Customs Brokers … Are Rising Stars of the Trade Wars LAREDO, Texas—Most workers in this city reliant on cross-border trade are anxious about the effect of … Read more
The first Leo was Leo the First (Duh) and is called Leo the Great. Among other things he convinced Attila not to sack Rome. He is also a Doctor of the Church. Leo 13th had a long reign and wrote Rerum Novarum, the first modern encyclical on social welfare and social justice, in 1891. He … Read more
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The homily was entirely in Italian except for this opening remark.
Wow. An American. For the rest of my life I'll be reminded by my brother that the Pope graduated from that mediocre University outside of Philadelphia, Villanova. I can remind him that in several rugby games I played in against Villanova, Fairfield never lost. Here's his address to St. Peter's Square a few minutes ago. … Read more