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Hodierna Verba Veritatis et Sapientiae "F.A. Hayek said in 1960 that, “The aspirations of the great mass of the world’s population can today be satisfied only by rapid material progress.” That we are satisfied is questionable; that we have made “rapid material progress” the goal of our economies and individual lives is not. And the primary way we achieve rapid material progress is by using money as if it were […]
Hodierna Verba Veritatis et Sapientiae "In any case, one thing seems likely: The memo must have been music to the Vatican’s ears. Certainly, Christ-following, church-attending, Bible-believing, cross-bearing Catholics make poor Democrats, and therefore inevitable targets for President Joe Biden’s Justice Department. But the orthodoxy of these Catholics also puts them out of step with the church of Francis, a body increasingly aligning itself with the globalists, climate extremists, and anti-lifers […]
Hodierna Verba Veritatis et Sapientiae "Southern ways are held up to ridicule, and Southern virtues are out of fashion. But because Southerners think, believe, live and act within an inheritance, they enjoy a sense of confidence, faith and stability that may prove an invaluable asset as the foundations of our society begin to collapse." - Mark Malvisi, Listen To Yesterday's Mike Church Show on The CRUSADE Channel | Listen To […]
Hodierna Verba Veritatis et Sapientiae "The greatest gift humanity has is its vulnerability. Our souls are inextricably woven through our bodies. Yes, we can turn ourselves into machines and create violent meta-verses where we game without hurting our tender flesh. Or we can be lizards who ruthlessly use others and build financial empires. Reptilians who harvest the energy of the welcoming. Vampiric. Stealing our goodness and kindness, using it up, […]
Hodierna Verba Veritatis et Sapientiae "I simply don't believe that any amount of catechesis is going to convince Catholics of the real presence while smiling Boomer women gather at the altar, apply their ritual Purell, then step down and casually hand the Eucharist to anyone who's willing to make the sacrifice of waiting in line for a minute."— Anonymous Response to Dreher's post asking for Catholic readers to respond to […]
Hodierna Verba Veritatis et Sapientiae "What about the killing of children makes progressives willing to advocate for it against their humanism and conservatives willing to abdicate their faculty of judgment for its sake? It is insufficient to blame Roberts’ use of precedent if something about abortion tempts intelligent people to use precedent as a technique for assuaging their conscience, just as it tempts others to use the logic of competing […]
Hodierna Verba Veritatis et Sapientiae "The Forty Days of Mary’s Purification are now completed, and she must go up to the Temple, there to offer to God her Child Jesus. Before following the Son and his Mother in this their mysterious journey, let us spend our last few moments at Bethlehem, in lovingly pondering over the mysteries at which we are going to assist."— Dom Prosper Gueranger, The Purification of […]
Hodierna Verba Veritatis et Sapientiae "The middle can very well be a maximum, a peak, but exactly such as will be found to be that center of gravity able to bear human existence between two abysses. Thus virtue stands, on the one hand, opposed to hybris, immoderation, in which man misses himself. Misrepresenting the truth about himself and the truth about reality, he tries to be a god, and failing […]
Hodierna Verba Veritatis et Sapientiae "In the first phase of modern technology, the question hardly seemed to be asked. Capability of itself meant right, even necessity; nor was technological ability to be restrained by external concerns, by “irrelevant” moral objections. Technology justified itself as the realization of human potential and human freedom itself. To exercise the spirit freely up to the limit of one’s capability and with no other limit […]
