5 years after Pope Francis’ Latin Mass restrictions, traditionalist Catholics reflect on ‘Traditionis Custodes’ (America): “Five years after its release, a papal document on the preconciliar form of the Mass, commonly called the “traditional Latin Mass” and abbreviated as the “TLM,” continues to prompt reflection and debate … ”
Odd-ities (Charlotte Was Both): “Let’s take a day or two to think about The Odyssey.”
The Islamist-Marxist Takeover Of Middle America (Daily Wire): “El-Sayed is the inevitable political result of Michigan’s multi-decade experiment with mass Muslim immigration.”
the new meowcarthyism (bad cattitude): “communism (and its marketing department’s new brand name, “democratic socialism”) is one of the great lies ever created by humanity. you can tell it’s a lie in a number of glaring fashions … “
The Myth of Socialism’s Rise (Lyceum): “Most are too busy living their lives, raising their families and doing their jobs to get caught up in political gamesmanship.”
People Who Thrust Men Into Girls’ Showers Should Never Babysit Your Kids (The Federalist): “The more the Marxist mayor fiddles with New York City parks and rec, the less parents should trust him.”
Reclaim the Freemasonic Temple for Christ (St. Joseph the Worker College): “Our students are formed in the conviction that the head must not be severed from the hands, and that the temporal order is not merely to be served but sanctified.”
China’s New ‘Ethnic Unity’ Law Is Being Weaponized for Transnational Repression, Experts Say (Washington Stand): “Following the Chinese Communist Party’s enactment of a far-reaching new law on July 1 that purports to increase ‘ethnic unity’ … human rights advocates say that incidents of transnational repression committed by the communist regime have been increasing in the U.S. and Taiwan.”
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