Did you hear about the guy who was killed because his enemies considered him so divisive for being a truth-teller, preaching the Word of God, and encouraging people to stop their sinful ways? No, I’m not talking about Charlie Kirk. I’m talking about Jesus of Nazareth.  It was Jesus who said: “I came to cast... Continue Reading →

A whopping 93 percent of Americans 30 years old or older remember exactly where they were on September 11, 2001. It’s not easy to forget the most devastating attack on American soil since the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor.  Children or young adults born in the 21st century, however, will only understand the significance of “9/11” if their parents... Continue Reading →

In the wake of the horrific murders of Catholic school children in Minneapolis, parents all throughout the country are understandably concerned that a similar event could happen at their children’s schools.   School parents should look into verifying their school is taking smart measures to better assure their children’s safety from attackers.  Preventative Measures Could Help A... Continue Reading →

The Parable of Weeds Among the Wheat is a meaningful lesson for parents to constantly bring to mind in their mission of raising virtuous children in a deceitful world.  Less remembered than the often quoted Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:1-23), the Parable of Weeds Among the Wheat (Matthew 13:24-30; 36-43) can be just as powerful. Jesus tells a story of how... Continue Reading →

In my decades of experience as an athletic coach and school principal, the teams and staffs that most prospered were those with one person recognized by all as the obvious leader and one top assistant. This assistant closely collaborated with and endorsed the leader’s vision. In turn, the leader encouraged his associate to contribute, especially... Continue Reading →

There is so much depravity, immoral technology, and evil-intent modernism seductively waved in the face of today’s adolescents. Catholic parents are called to help steer their preteens and teens away from the easy-to-enter, wide gate that leads to destruction toward which many of their peers are heading. A recent national survey asked parents to rate their level of concern... Continue Reading →

Too many Catholic priests are either homosexual, same-sex attracted, or possess an ideology that affirms homosexuality. By either engaging in or endorsing this moral disorder, they are acting contrary to God and are scandalously undermining the Church. Clergy who misinterpret Catholicism’s truths regarding sexuality and who inject sacrilegious poison into their congregations are both blaspheming... Continue Reading →

The problem of a large number of Catholic clergy being effeminate and too many of our parishes gravitating toward a feminine nature has created a scandal that opposes God and drives away many lay faithful. Part 1 of this three-part series of articles introduced the concern of how the culture derides masculinity in our young... Continue Reading →

Too many men lack masculinity, too many Catholic parishes are effeminate, and too many clergy are homosexual. These problems, clandestinely stirring in the background for decades, are now too evident to ignore. This first part of a series of three articles on the topic will tackle the problem of the growth of effeminate males in... Continue Reading →