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April 16, 2002	•	A Policeman’s Lot May Not Be a Happy One — But Is So Very Necessary Discipline is necessary for salvation — and those charged with the latter must enforce the former.
March 26, 2002	•	Money Soaked in the Blood of the Innocent What kind of pro-lifer raises money for pro-aborts? The kind that wants to be re-elected.
March 21, 2002	•	No Choice At All Persecuting those who give out information
January 24, 2002	•	The Fascism of the Left The American press doesn’t have to be censored.
January 16, 2002	•	Tokenism and Blindness How good people are led astray by appearances
November 19, 2001	•	Vintage Clinton The chief relativist speaks to budding relativists about relativism.
October 2, 2001	•	Empires Come and Go, including Ours The United States is not exempt from the currents of history.
September 11, 2001	•	We’ve Done This to Ourselves Causes — proximate and remote — and Cures
August 12, 2001	•	Preposterous George W. Bush’s stand on stem-cell research is a preposterous position — but what else is possible once the Faith is ignored?
July 9, 2001	•	God Remains a Majority of One That funding stem-cell research is even open to debate is a very telling commentary on the state of things within “conservative pro-life” circles.
June 2001	•	Paid Pipers When “pro-lifers” take money from pro-aborts, who calls the tune?
June 2001	•	Just Proclaim the Truth Always My unsought answers for the May consistory
June 7, 2001	•	A Free Country? The two-party system was not part of the founding of this country.
May 28, 2001	•	The Country Is Not with Us Pushing Bush further to the Left — not that he’s resisting much.
April 26, 2001	•	A Move with a Hidden Motive? Smoothing the path for Alberto Gonzalez
April 23, 2001	•	Flattery Has Gotten the Babies Nowhere When does a pro-abort pass for a pro-lifer?
April 17, 2001	•	The National Right to Some Life Committee How the NRLC sells out the cause of the sanctity of innocent human life
April 14, 2001	•	Alleluia Why everything matters.
April 10, 2001	•	Stealing Property of the Mind The violations of the Ten Commandments all proceed one from the other.
April 6, 2001	•	Thirsting for Souls “I thirst,” said Jesus. What do you suppose he was thirsty for?
April 4, 2001	•	The Plagues of the Twenty-First Century Disease and plague are directly related to how human beings view themselves and the world in which they live.
March 30, 2001	•	Unprecedented Access The conservative leaders whose egos are being stroked so tenderly by Bush staffers do not make policy
March 27, 2001	•	Nothing but an American Right It’s not always right to exercise a “right as an American”
March 24, 2001	•	Strict Neutrality Campaign-finance reform is pointless; American politics itself is the problem.
March 23, 2001	•	You Must First of All Love God A person must first come to love God in order to be able to see the world clearly through the eyes of Faith.
March 19, 2001	•	Put Not Your Trust in Princes Are presidents and other political elites a special class of people who should not even be questioned about their conduct?
March 12, 2001	•	No Rational Basis Place no virtue of hope in a man who has demonstrated an utter lack of understanding of the life issue.
February 27, 2001	•	Blood Money Talks Catering to those who come by their money and power illicitly
February 22, 2001	•	Out of the Old Ball Game The baseball fan in the stands is simply window dressing for the TV cameras.
February 16, 2001	•	The Highest Deference One more slogan replaces a rational thought.
February 13, 2001	•	The Powerful Never Learn They, too, are not exempt from the laws of God and man.
February 9, 2001	•	Education and Charity Begin at Home American public schooling is founded on the French Revolution’s concept of egalitarianism
February 6, 2001	•	The Land of Windmills and Murder Only the Catholic Faith knows what to do about suffering.
February 1, 2001	•	Protected by the Angels of Darkness Clinton was never the problem.
January 30, 2001	•	Clinton Set the Tone It wasn’t just “playfulness.”
January 26, 2001	•	Beyond the Brave New World How the demand for babies and the demand for abortions are related
January 23, 2001	•	Get a Grip on Reality It’s easy to be misled by people who treat words as having no meaning.
January 19, 2001	•	Bill Clinton Will Be Everywhere What did the United States do to deserve this?
January 15, 2001	•	Sandra Day O’Connor, Part Deux George W. Bush is so predictable. Who do you think his first nominee to the Supreme Court will be?
November 15, 2000	•	Hey, Al, I Want a Recount, Too Did the Republican machine in New York find the threat of my candidacy to be so real that it had to place obstacles in the path of voters who desired to support me in the Right to Life Party?
November 13, 2000	•	Justice Will Lose No Matter Who Wins It’s only fear that leads Catholics to support pro-aborts.
October 24, 2000	•	Spinning for Pols Catholics who supported Gore
October 23, 2000	•	Relativism Is Everywhere Corporate America is producing a veritable army of future Bill Clintons and Al Gores.
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