Tag: Cervantes
On a Personal Note — My Books In a Row
At age 72, I have started doing strange things, the strangest being writing down memories of...
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The Film ‘Operation Mincemeat’: Chopped a Bit Too Finely, But Still Tasty
The 1956 film The Man Who Never Was, directed by Ronald Neame and starring Clifton Webb, Robert...
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Roe Overturned — The Demons Are Released
Across the media, we are see pictures and videos of women, and some men, screaming, cursing,...
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A Modern Tale in a Brave New World
My wife was getting overweight and had been steadily for many months. This may be a common enough...
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Endangered Fatherhood — A Homily
Father’s Day Homily June 19, 2022 St. Steven the Martyr Church Deacon Rick Kaszycki This morning I...
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Sleepers Awake! Victor Davis Hanson’s The Dying Citizen
Are you a citizen? The question may sound strange, and, surely, for the last 140 years of our...
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A Conversation with Fr. Frank Pavone – Part 5 – Political Advocacy for Life, and Threat of Dismissal
In your previous interview, you pointed out how Bishop Zurek of Amarillo contradicted himself by...
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A Conversation with Fr. Frank Pavone – Part 4 –Seeking the Help of the Vatican and Another Diocese
In the previous interview, you told us that after the Vatican reviewed the work of Priests for...
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A Conversation With Fr. Frank Pavone — Part 2 — On the Bishops and especially Bishop Zurek of Amarillo
In the first part of our interview, you told us how Cardinal O’Connor of New York gave you...
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When the Wood is Dry
“Oh, daughters of Jerusalem, do not weep
Or beat your breasts for lo the wood is green,
But one day they will beg the mountains steep:
Fall and cover us who have no child to wean.”
