I became casual friends with Rod Dreher when he lived in Brooklyn with the beautiful Julie, and I lived in Manhattan alone. Newly married and not yet a father, he [...]
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Rod Was Right and I Was Wrong
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Brian Regan, the Traditionalist Comedian
All the good comedians are liberal. That’s dogma, of course, for liberals—but even conservatives seem to accept it, submitting to their stereotype as grouchy and humorless. But it’s not true. [...]
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The Intercommunion Proposal of the German Bishops is Unbiblical
The German bishops are at it again. They are pushing the controversial agenda of intercommunion in certain instances for "mixed marriages" of Catholics with Protestant spouses. Accordingly, the German bishops [...]
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Feminists Blame the Victim in an Explosive Sexual Assault Case
The Title IX world turned upside down when Avital Ronell, a “world renowned” lesbian New York University professor, was “found responsible” for ongoing physical and verbal sexual harassment of Nimrod [...]
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“Gay” Priests? An Open Letter to Fr. James Martin
For decades, homosexualist Jesuit priest Fr. James Martin has sought to normalize the existence of the “gay” priest. Just a few weeks ago, in a July 20 Facebook post, he [...]
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The Popeye Generation
By now most people have seen the videos on YouTube. An agent provocateur ventures to a college campus and asks students if someone with male chromosomes and genitalia is a [...]
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A Woman of Science: Maria Gaetana Agnesi
A cavalcade of women whose scientific achievements have had an important impact on the way we live and do things, challenges any attempt to stereotype these geniuses as colorless drones [...]
More on Crisis
Although the George Eliot novel is missing from some iterations of John Senior’s list of 1,000 Good Books, Silas Marner appears in the list as it appears in Senior’s diagnostic book, The Death of Christian Culture. This is strange considering the secular and atheistic philosophies that informed the work. That this Victorian novel contains some […]
