What’s really behind the coronavirus panic: Political chaos in China
What was initially conceived as a local and time-limited episode of reprisals against Communist Party comrades unexpectedly gained a global status.
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Articles for Month: March 2020
Scholar shines spotlight on the true, politically incorrect history of Islam
Raymond Ibrahim covers the 7th-century origins of Islam, its conflict with Christianity over the centuries, and revisionist attempts to deny Islam's history of violent warfare and supremacism.
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It makes sense for COVID-19 to be a punishment from God
Many Catholics have been praying for a divine intervention. But what did we expect it to look like?
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Catholics barred from Eucharist can reap huge benefits from spiritual Communion
Even with the prohibition of public Mass and Communion Services, there are still many sources of grace open to the faithful.
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LGBT ‘Pride’ parade organizers refuse to cancel summer event
The UK's unofficial 'LGBT capital' has so far ignored criticism for not changing its plans in the wake of the global pandemic.
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California court forbids heavy censoring of documents in baby parts abortion case
The case concerned the University of Washington’s purchase, processing, and sale of organs and tissue from aborted human fetuses.
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Vatican academies call for global response to pandemic, ask govts to reduce ‘nationalistic interests’
A statement from the Pontifical Academy of Sciences and the Pontifical Academy of Social Science fails to mention God.
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Cdl. Zen says WHO’s deference to China, dismissal of Taiwan means it can’t be trusted
International organizations are also complaining that the World Health Organization is too much in thrall to China, originator of the COVID-19 coronavirus.
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FDA approves use of Trump-supported drug to fight coronavirus as positive results emerge
One doctor declared that it would be 'irresponsible not to pursue this option aggressively.'
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Authorities crack down on priests for saying public Masses, defying COVID-19 orders
Priests and nuns are being charged and, in some cases, booked by police for religious gatherings.
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