The Jesuit mystic was named Teilhard de Chardin. He didn’t have much in common with Winston Churchill, and he certainly wasn’t always right. But they shared a faith that God, in His own good time, would work His loving will. Read about it here. — Quin, with a tip of the cap to my sister-in-law Myrtle.
Right Report
Stay In The Loop!
Sign up for our free email newsletter, and we'll make sure to keep you in the loop.
Like Quin on Facebook
Finding Quin on the Web
Blogroll
- Bench Memos (National Review)
- Camp of the Saints
- Committee for Justice
- Election Law Center
- Hillyer for Congress, 2013 (lost)
- HoyaSaxa.com
- Human Events
- Inside Catholic
- Michelle Malkin
- Millstone Diaries
- Powerline
- Quin-essential
- Red State
- Right Bias
- Right Turn
- Shop Floor
- Shrinking Cleric
- Spectator Blog
- The Corner (National Review)
- The Foundry
- Twelve23
- Water Cooler (The Washington Times)
- Weekly Standard Blog
Tags
abortion
Alabama
Biden
Bradley Byrne
budget
China
Clarence Thomas
Congress
coronavirus
Democrats
Deroy Murdock
FBI
free speech
health care
Hillary
Hunter Biden
impeachment
Israel
Jeff Sessions
Jesus
Joe Biden
Justice Department
Kavanaugh
Louisiana
media
Mitch McConnell
Mobile
New Orleans
New York Times
NFL
Obama
Obamacare
racism
Reagan
religious liberty
Republicans
Roy Moore
Russia
Saints
Senate
Supreme Court
trump
Ukraine
vote fraud
woke