5 Ways I’ve Seen Christians Respond to Yesterday’s Insurrection
Those people erected both a cross and a noose outside the Capitol building, seeming to suggest: we Christians will lynch you.
Catholicism, (homo)eros, and everthing else
Those people erected both a cross and a noose outside the Capitol building, seeming to suggest: we Christians will lynch you.
They aim neither for freedom nor a true beginning.
Something is lost with this sort of commentary, and once it is lost, it cannot be regained.
Currently, most bills allow tenants to be evicted for a failure to pay rent for a previous month, even if the tenant is able to pay of the overdue rent before the end of the “eviction relief” period.
I know a young man who years ago was seduced by an older priest in a position of power.
Weigel’s writings risk distracting us from the problems facing the Church–as well as contributing to them.
What is racism? When is revolution necessary? Of what does revolution consist, and how can it be successful?
Trigger warning: support for Trump voters (sort of).
St. John Chrysostom ties together what we might now understand as the “right to life” and the “right to property.”
A third party vote is, actually, a vote for a third party.