The ever-fascinating and fun Mike Flynn holds forth for your intellectual stimulation.
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The ever-fascinating and fun Mike Flynn holds forth for your intellectual stimulation.
So a couple of weeks ago, Simcha Fisher made the commonsense observation that if you deny or make excuses for the murder of millions of Jews by the Nazis (you know, “It never happened and besides they deserved it”, that sort of thing), then you have parted company with all decency and sanity. Naturally, this [...]
is “Why are you reading me when you could be reading Marc Barnes?” Here, let me help cut that Gordian Knot right now. Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the inimitable Marc Barnes, who just can’t write badly. As Dan Savage might say: It gets better.
…looks at the Lord’s Day.
…from Fr. Jacob Maurer, who lives just down the road in Tacoma! Nice to make your virtual acquaintance, Fr. Maurer!
…offers a different kind of Top Ten. I like that gal. Her head is screwed on right. We need a million more like her.
…of looking at the question of Jorge Bergoglio and the morality of lying. A very judicious take. Well done! By the way, just so you know, my thought experiment on Ubergruppenfuehrer Todt was written and posted hours before I saw Jimmy’s comments.
He tells us here, in a fascinating tale. I love this guy.
Here he is, being fantastic, as is his custom: “I used to call myself a conservative Catholic, because there’s only so many times a man can hear Nancy Pelosi say that her “Catholic faith” urges her to support abortion before he’s flipping tables, setting himself on fire, and otherwise striving to make a distinction between [...]
A reader writes: 1) I enjoy your work even when I disagree with you; your friendly and lucid writing style help bring Biblical ideas and Church thought to my attention – which ultimately brings me closer to Christ – for that I thank you Thanks! 2) Your post on the Church and science is near [...]
Fr. O writes: I have recently set up a blog to promote the idea of setting up an Ordinariate in Ireland and provide a forum for those interested. Perhaps you’d take a look & if you like what you see, do what you can to help spread the word? The Ordinariate in Australia have already [...]


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