Sunday Reflections, April 12
Today’s Gospel, John 20:19-31, tells the familiar story of “Doubting Thomas,” who refused to believe Jesus was risen until he saw Jesus with his own eyes, and felt his nail […]
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Special-issue Daily Roundup! Lawless prosecutors run amuck (April 10)
We have an absolutely terrific smorgasbord of first-class readings today! First, though, let’s focus extra attention on this: Two very important pieces out in recent days revolve around an issue […]
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Religious freedom law further reveals media’s left-wing soul
As if more evidence were needed, the recent flap over Indiana’s religious freedom law overtly reveals (again) the Political Left owns clear title to the Mainstream Media’s soul. A few […]
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New Orleans’ post-Katrina comeback worthy of Easter celebration
Easter is a time for celebrating comebacks and resurrections. While New Orleans isn’t currently where natives and residents want it, the city certainly is coming back. In the Easter spirit, […]
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Easter Sunday Reflections
I take the reading today not from what is technically an Easter Day reading, but from the Catholic Church’s liturgy for the Easter Vigil held on Saturday night. It seems […]
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WSJ: Scare quotes for “religious freedom,” not for “gay rights”
For the second time in six weeks (the first time was here), I found a Wall Street Journal “news” story so biased as to merit focused condemnation. This time, the […]
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Daily Roundup April 2: Religious Freedom, Jihad Academies; down with Jeb and Hillary….
First, this cannot be stated strongly enough: The battles over religious liberty, in Indiana and elsewhere, are far more important in principle than the individual issues within each skirmish. If […]
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Baldwin Officials Earned Citizens’ Rejection
(NOTE FROM QUIN: To non-southern Alabamians, this might look like a purely local issue, but it’s worth taking a look because the principle discussed is universal, and should apply wherever […]
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Palm Sunday Reflections
The story of Palm Sunday, and of the Passion (which is Palm Sunday’s traditional Gospel) reading, is all too familiar. So forgive, if you will, a non-traditional take on it, […]
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In Bama redistricting case, Supreme Court makes mess
The Supreme Court has made an utter mess of legislative redistricting, for many years. The court can’t seem to make up its mind if, or under what circumstances, the racial […]
