Category: Manners
Biden’s Courts Would Endanger Religious Free...
Posted by Father Frank Pavone | Nov 1, 2020 | 2020, 2020 Election, abortion, America, Catholic Church, Conservatism, Culture, Faith, Politics, presidential election, Supreme Court, Trump | 0 |
Fatima: A Story Too Fascinating to Ignore — ...
Posted by Carl C. Curtis | Sep 25, 2020 | Culture, Featured, Movies | 0 |
The Mailbox Hoax and the Real Danger of Election F...
Posted by Janet Morana | Aug 20, 2020 | 2020 Election, America, Media, Politics, Trump | 1 |
Ten Reasons Why Abortionists Should Not Speak for ...
Posted by Father Frank Pavone | Mar 26, 2020 | abortion, Featured, Politics, Supreme Court | 2 |
How Can You Mend A Bad Reputation? HBO’s Bee Gees’ Documentary
by Carl C. Curtis | Dec 29, 2020 | Culture, Featured, Manners | 0 |
When I tell people I love the Bee Gees, I usually get one of two reactions. Some nod...
Read More‘Flesh and Blood’ on PBS or Prime Is Worth a Watch
by Carl C. Curtis | Oct 19, 2020 | Featured, Manners, TV/Radio | 0 |
How does one begin to describe ‘Flesh and Blood’? It’s a four-part drama currently...
Read MoreI Won’t Live In a ‘Must-Read’ World!
by Deal Hudson | Sep 10, 2019 | Culture, Featured, Manners | 4 |
Am I the only one put off by the phrase “must-read”? I receive five or six such messages a day...
Read MoreFrom the Heights of the Last Century to the Present
From Carol Burnett to Kathy Griffin, From Cecil B. DeMille to Michael Moore, From Walter Cronkite to Jim Acosta, From Johnny Carson to Jimmy Kimmel, From Dick Clark to Howard Stern…
Read MoreWill Our Dog ‘Mandy’ Go to Heaven?
by Carl C. Curtis | Dec 30, 2018 | Featured, Friendship, Manners | 7 |
After a fashion, dogs think, make choices, obey, or disobey although not rationally. Yes, they have souls.
Read MoreOh, No, Mr. Eliot: October is the Cruellest Month
by Carl C. Curtis | Nov 2, 2018 | Culture, Featured, Manners | 1 |
I don’t blame my parents for believing him, but the man was ignorant as dirt of what really happens in Virginia in October.
Read MoreThe Near Occasion of Sin Which Is Driving
by Rev. Kevin Bezner | May 15, 2018 | America, Featured, Manners | 2 |
For many drivers, the legal speed limit is only a suggestion.
Read MoreThe Film Billy Liar, a 60s Take On the ‘Me Generation’
by Carl C. Curtis | Mar 14, 2018 | Manners, Movies, Recommended | 0 |
The film Billy Liar, produced in Britain in 1963, addressed the self-centered urge to fulfill one’s deepest desires as beautifully as any movie I know.
Read MoreCan Culture Be Whatever?
Real culture does not incite the curiosity of the guilty, but the wonder of the innocent.
Read MoreThe Woman In a Wheelchair
by Brother Mark Dohle | Nov 4, 2017 | Faith, Featured, Manners, Spirituality | 0 |
It was a Saturday afternoon, around 2 pm when Roseanne notified me that she received a phone call from a woman in distress. My first reaction was not to respond to the call….
Read MoreCharles III: Shakespeare For Dummies
by Carl C. Curtis | May 26, 2017 | Culture, Featured, Literature, Manners, Media, TV/Radio | 0 |
For me, Mike Bartlett’s play “Charles III” sinks of its own cleverness and drowns in a flood of clichés.
Read MoreBoys Will Be Boys? A Tale of Three Pictures
An appearance, or a “fashion,” ought to ideally have something to do with reality, but plain experience tells us that very often the ideal does not obtain; hence, good sense advises men to look beyond what they see.
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