“Women constitute only fourteen percent of our state’s law enforcement officers. Obviously, this number is the result of a clear case of discrimination against women.” Such is the logic employed by a female criminal justice professor at the college this writer once attended. How sad. Perhaps it never occurred to this poor woman that the … More Women Officers
In regards to this blog’s recent posts on immigration, a friend sent the below video. It provides a shocking visual, but it must be noted that immigration should have nothing to do with poverty. Let the best and brightest stay in their respective countries, yes, but not for the sole purpose of improving that country’s … More Immigration and Gumballs
To paraphrase a very wise man: Never feel sorry for yourself. Never allow yourself to feel as if you are worthless. Never tell yourself that you are a fool. When one gives into these feelings, sin is inevitable. After all, how could we possibly avoid sin when we’re such hopeless and helpless fools? Such feelings … More Feeling Sorry
In his fantastic book, Rebuilding a Lost Faith, author John L. Stoddard examines the incredible facts concerning the life of Christ: Born in a manger; of a lowly origin; dwelling for thirty years not only in a conquered country, but in Galilee, — an insignificant province of that country, and in one of the obscurest … More John L. Stoddard
St. Francis de Sales: The bearing with the imperfections of our neighbor is one of the principal points of this love: Our Lord, Who had a heart so gentle towards us and loved us so dearly, showed this to us on the Cross; us, I say, and even those who caused His death, and were … More “On Cordiality”
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