20 11, 2019

Mail Policy

By |2019-12-12T21:05:20+00:00November 20th, 2019|Events|

Dear Friends, Ave Maria!  For mail correspondence with me, I humbly ask two things: No packages.  This is because my PO box in downtown Denver is #1445 in the picture above.  As you can see, no packages can fit in that, and if the USPS tries to jam packages in there, there is a chance that other mail to be will be rejected. I won't be taking Mass stipends.  Mass stipends, as most of you know, are money to offer Mass.  Besides the fact that a Mass stipend is no longer enough for a priest to make a living on, this policy also allows me to take Mass requests from [...]

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28 09, 2019

Science and Religion Part 1: Epistemology

By |2019-09-28T08:01:20+00:00September 28th, 2019|Theology|

Epistemology is the study of how a knower can know things.  It is a study of both the learner (the subject) and the learned topic (the object.) Epistemology is both subjective and objective.  Science, on the other hand, is simply concerned with the learned topic, or the object, and hence we say that the goal of science is to be purely objective via data presented.  Scientia is Latin for "knowledge."  Science is the mind's conformity to reality, not to an agenda.  This also presupposes that the mind, via the five senses, can actually grasp objective truth.  Properly speaking, there is no room for a political agenda or even relativism in true [...]

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14 09, 2019

The Cross vs. Emotional Fulfillment in Marriage

By |2019-09-16T00:18:27+00:00September 14th, 2019|Theology|

By Fr. David Nix and Leila Miller As I have said in many sermons and blog posts, Catholics that use contraception have the same divorce rate as the rest of the United States—roughly 50%. Catholics who refrain from contraception have a divorce rate that is only 3%, even when all studies are averaged. But what about those 3% of Catholics who get a divorce while avoiding contraception? Crisis Magazine did a study about 15 years ago to ask why young Catholics who avoid contraception were getting divorces.  The answer was one:  They did not expect to suffer much in marriage. This blog post is written by my friend and author, [...]

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2 09, 2019

Real Men of the Church Take Ownership

By |2019-09-03T02:31:02+00:00September 2nd, 2019|Theology|

Real men take ownership. Cowards blame each other. In the below video, Navy Seal Jocko Willink describes a fire-fight in Iraq that went bad into a situation of deadly friendly-fire. At minute 8, Willink asks: "Who’s fault was this?” One Seal stood up and explained the deadly situation, adding: “…And it was my fault.” But then the next Navy Seal stands up and says: “It was my fault…” The next Navy Seal stands up and says: “No, it was my fault, because…” Again, watch time stamp 8:00 to 9:00: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljqra3BcqWM Contrast this to the below video from the 1960s where a young Irish priest asks an older Irish priest why [...]

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1 08, 2019

RomeCast 17: Immigration Part 2 of 2

By |2019-07-28T22:29:34+00:00August 1st, 2019|Podcasts, Sermons, Talks|

On tonight's podcast, we discuss modern refugees' exposure to human trafficking and profiling one's creed versus one's race (especially in regards to sharia law.) Of course, our RomeCast teachings are very different from what most of you hear from the pulpit on Sundays regarding immigration. Why? We propose, via the reporting of Elizabeth Yore, that this difference is due to a 2016 pay-off within the Catholic Church. Follow the money (or the demons) to know why people are not following faith and reason on these issues.

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26 07, 2019

RomeCast 16: Immigration Part 1 of 2

By |2019-07-26T02:26:22+00:00July 26th, 2019|Podcasts, Sermons, Talks|

The "RomeCast" co-hosts come together on today's podcast for the first time. Andromeda and Oz are both immigrants to the United States. The three of us argue that the most protective and compassionate approach to not only US citizens but also potential immigrants consists not in vast expanses of lawless borders, but in a patrolled or walled border. We tackle these topics based on traditional Catholic social teaching and current law enforcement challenges.

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11 06, 2019

RomeCast 9: How Do Catholics Maintain Courage in the Public Forum?

By |2019-06-11T22:07:35+00:00June 11th, 2019|Podcasts, Sermons, Talks|

How do Catholics navigate conscience and public courage in a time of doctrinal confusion?  In today's RomeCast, we look at some high profile Catholics like Jim Gaffigan, Joseph Sciambra and Justice Thomas, as well as a pro-life priest in Colorado.   We also recall the price of telling the truth, as seen in the recently deceased Natacha Jaitt.

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