John C. Médaille takes his wife to see The Lady in the Van.
Branson, Missouri, exists as a kind of sign. It’s the abandoned suburban shopping mall of the Ozarks—or at least is fast becoming that.
The modern world has become unreal. It has become unreal because it rejects the ultimate reality. It rejects God.
Is the shopping mall our new savior? Kevin O’Brien waxes on the artificiality of commercial and retail goliaths.
You cannot have progress, you cannot have improvement, unless you first identify where you are coming from and where you are going.
Kevin O’Brien explores how, in many ways, Orestes Brownson was the American Bl. John Henry Newman.
When the family is torn asunder by divorce, pornography, adultery, same-sex “marriage” and the like, society as a whole suffers.