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Connecticut City Opens Police Ranks to Noncitizens After ICE Sweeps
In a vote of 18-2 on September 3, the City Council of Danbury, Connecticut, approved allowing noncitizens to become police officers.Seventeen Democrats and one Republican backed the measure; two Republicans voted no. The change amends a local…
Numbers Don’t Lie, But They Can Destroy
Monday, The Free Press carried a very personal and heartfelt profile of a man recently deceased who had been terribly disabled. The man, Dovie, was completely dependent on others and machinery to live. At one point about a year an a half ago,…
A Closer Look at C.S. Lewis’s Prescient Book – Religion & Liberty Daily
Michael Ward set the gold standard for Lewis scholarship in 2008 with the publication of Planet Narnia: The Seven Heavens in the Imagination of C.S. Lewis. Ward demonstrated that Lewis’s fairy tales revealed unmined depths. Since 2008, there has…
In The Mailbox: 09.22.26 (Evening Edition) : The Other McCain
Posted on | September 23, 2026 | No Comments — compiled by Wombat-socho More fanfiction at the SubstackSilicon Valley et Hamas delenda sunt. OVER THE TRANSOMDoug Ross: 98 Dead At Surfside Got A Pulitzer – 15 Million Dead Got Silence357 Magnum:…
Living ‘Humanae Vitae’ in Poland
Humanae Vitae remains alive, if not entirely well, fifty-eight years after its promulgation. The post Living ‘Humanae Vitae’ in Poland appeared first on The Catholic Thing. Source link
Why the FBI investigated Archbishop Sheen during WWII
Some believed that any criticism of the U.S.’s allies could hurt the overall war effort. This led the bureau to open a file on Archbishop Sheen and launch an investigation, due to Sheen’s strong criticism of the Soviet Union and Joseph Stalin.…
How the Mass helped shape Western civilization
The fundamental cause of the West’s civilizational crisis does not lie principally in modern politics or ideology, but with the rejection of the Mass and the doctrine of the Real Presence in the Eucharist. The post How the Mass…
Pope to visit Peru and Argentina in November
Pope Leo XIV will retrace his steps as a missionary priest when he returns to Peru in November, a trip that will also take him to Uruguay and Argentina. The post Pope to visit Peru and Argentina in November appeared first on…
A Hard Lesson from Memory Lane
The plane from Dakar into Guinea-Bissau was ninety minutes late and, as luck would have it, half a dozen other Americans had flopped themselves around the waiting room. They were kids in their late teens, part of a high-end adventure travel…
Catholic Church Fights Virginia Amendment for Abortions Up to Birth
While Virginia Democrats are pushing to enshrine abortion rights in the state’s constitution, thousands of Catholics have organized a massive opposition. In January, Democratic Virginia state lawmakers advanced a constitutional amendment on…