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What Should a Catholic believe about immigration?

by Michael DePietro • September 15, 2017 • 0 Comments

There are a several misconception one encounters when discussing politics from a Catholic perspective.  A typical illustration is provided by Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry writing for America. You can see his piece entitled “I am a Catholic and don’t know what I’m…

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Hello Again… from Catholic X-ray

by Michael DePietro • September 14, 2017 • 0 Comments

Hello again It has been a long time since a new post appeared, in fact a little over 1 ½ years.  By way of explanation, to those who may have stumbled on this old blog outpost, the simple reason for…

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Christmas in Bastogne, 1944

by Michael DePietro • December 24, 2015 • 0 Comments

On Christmas in 1944, over 70 years ago, American forces stopped a last ditch counterattack by the German army aimed at stopping the allied efforts to retake Europe from Nazi control. This is historically known as the “Battle of the…

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What is merciful about ignoring sins?

by Michael DePietro • December 18, 2015 • 0 Comments

We are in the midst of the Jubilee of Mercy year. It has one very odd feature however. There are many people in the Church who think a key feature of this is not being “judgmental”. A good example of…

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Pope Francis trip to America. Could it have been worse?

by Michael DePietro • October 4, 2015 • 0 Comments

The Pope’s recent visit to the United States has displayed so much Vatican dysfunction  that it demands comment.  It is difficult to know where to begin. Probably as good a place to start as any is the Pope’s address to…

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A few words on the Supreme Courts gay marriage ruling

by Michael DePietro • July 1, 2015 • 0 Comments

Undoubtedly everyone is aware of the Supreme Court’s recent redefinition of marriage to include same sex unions. It would seem this requires a few comments. We mention in passing that this represents yet more evidence that the Supreme Court is…

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