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Jesus Thirsts, As Do We All

Jesus Thirsts, As Do We All

by | Jun 4, 2024 | Guest Columns

OPINION – No matter what you think of the USCCB, the National Eucharistic Revival, or the odds of its success… that’s not important now. On Pentecost Sunday, the 6,000-mile journey of Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament, from the four boundaries of the United States,...
The Guerrilla Warfare of Journaling

The Guerrilla Warfare of Journaling

by | May 8, 2024 | Guest Columns

OPINION – I began a daily journal on March 15, 2020, when everything solid turned liquid. I had just written a letter to Bishop Burns of Dallas, begging him, for pity’s sake, not to close the churches like Boston and Newark had done. I naïvely hoped such...
Wildcat: Flannery for Rookies

Wildcat: Flannery for Rookies

by | May 3, 2024 | Guest Columns

OPINION – I appreciate that cigar culture has finer points, but the smell of cigars still makes me queasy. Likewise, Flannery O’Connor. She is an acquired taste, and this review of Wildcat, the new biodrama of O’Connor, is written from the perspective of one who...
Mother Cabrini’s Empire of Hope: The Movie

Mother Cabrini’s Empire of Hope: The Movie

by | Mar 7, 2024 | Guest Columns

We hardly know how to measure strong women anymore; modern feminism has so bent the ruler. Feminism, once a virtuous philosophy worthy of St. Edith Stein and St. John Paul II, has become a cesspool that Catholics, women and men, instinctively avoid. So, is the tale of...
Shifted on the Shift

Shifted on the Shift

by | Dec 9, 2023 | Guest Columns

When I came out of the theatre after watching The Shift, I was only thinking one word: refund. Not so much the ticket price, but the two hours.  By the next morning, I’d completely changed my mind. Talk about a shift. This is a movie that sticks with you. I must say,...