Number of View: 75Friends; The Citizen has been occupied by a few pressing summer projects. Our house is now one of the prettiest on the block, the side door is unlikely to fall off anymore, and the front gutters work! Coming soon are essays on student’s religious rights and the nature of hell. A...
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Number of View: 81The Citizen is working on re-creating an essay on student’s rights to religious self-expression. For those interested, the Citizen has posted the audio from a public access program that deals with the concerns of public education. You can listen to here, on the podcast page, or you can subscribe to ‘The...
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Due to one man's courage, good legal representation, and a show of solidarity from Catholics throughout the nation, justice is done.
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The Citizen makes his picks for the Connecticut primaries. Unfortunately, the choices were too easy to make this year.
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The Citizen was interested when Anne Rice announced she was reverting to Catholicism. He was stunned when she renounced her Catholicism. A little digging uncovered her reasons - reasons that left the Citizen more than a little vexed. Publicity hound? Confused? Under attack?
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In an obvious homage to judicial activism, San Francisco Federal judge Walker panders to the liberal minority. His decision - based in large part on faulty logic and contrived 'facts' are buttressed by an immature and shallow interpretation of the 14th amendment.
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Loyola University Chicago is an example of the secular, liberal, socialist bias in American higher education. It's past time that colleges stand up and enforce a 'fairness doctrine' for campus life.
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Professor McBrien, a Notre Dame instructor and priest, is yet another member of the liberal wing of ordained liberation theologists who are seeking to use Catholic magazines - and his status - to desperately shore up Obama's falling house of cards.
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Catholics are great at using email to whine, cry, wail, and gnash teeth over political decisions. They fail to realize that the time to flex political might is when candidates are RUNNING for office.
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Number of View: 159West Virginia will be swearing in a new Senator – and the president announced that he will be pushing the Senate to pass the stalled unemployment benefits bill. While the Citizen is sympathetic to the economic needs of a large number of people who remain unemployed – despite (or rather because)...
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