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Veritas et Sapientia - "And when war is waged by spiritual strength against vices or demons, this, too, is nothing remarkable, praiseworthy as it is, for the world is full of monks. But when the one sees a man powerfully girding himself with both swords and nobly marking his belt, who would not consider it worthy of all wonder, the more so since it has been hitherto unknown? He is […]
Veritas et Sapientia - "To abolish the Electoral College would derogate from federalism, a principle of American politics which must be vigorously upheld, especially in these days of behemothic governmental growth. This political perspective (fearing power and upholding principles which limit such power), while not uniquely Catholic, ought to be routinely Catholic." - Deacon James Toner Mandeville, LA - Today's Pile of Prep: all of the stories and research used to […]
Veritas et Sapientia - "To abolish the Electoral College would derogate from federalism, a principle of American politics which must be vigorously upheld, especially in these days of behemothic governmental growth. This political perspective (fearing power and upholding principles which limit such power), while not uniquely Catholic, ought to be routinely Catholic." - Deacon James Toner Mandeville, LA - Today's Pile of Prep: all of the stories and research used to […]
Veritas et Sapientia - "To abolish the Electoral College would derogate from federalism, a principle of American politics which must be vigorously upheld, especially in these days of behemothic governmental growth. This political perspective (fearing power and upholding principles which limit such power), while not uniquely Catholic, ought to be routinely Catholic." - Deacon James Toner Mandeville, LA - Today's Pile of Prep: all of the stories and research used to […]
Veritas et Sapientia - "Now, Traditionalists do not necessarily say that, for instance, Thomas Aquinas is always right and Thomas Hobbes always wrong. But he would say that on any given topic you have to judge between them using the exact same standards of logic: the fact that Aquinas wrote in the thirteenth century and Hobbes in the seventeenth is simply irrelevant to the question. Moreover, if Hobbes disagrees with […]
Veritas et Sapientia - "Everything—everything—else we have been told since the summer of 2016 falls, depending on your conscience and view of humanity, into the realm of lies, falsehoods, propaganda, exaggerations, political manipulation, stupid reporting, fake news, bad judgment, simple bull, or, in the best light, hasty conclusions." Peter Van Buren, TAC, It Was All Lies Mandeville, LA - Today's Pile of Prep: all of the stories and research used to […]
Veritas et Sapientia - "There was once a time when States were governed by the philosophy of the Gospel. Then it was that the power and divine virtue of Christian wisdom had diffused itself throughout the laws, institutions, and morals of the people, permeating all ranks and relations of civil society." - His Holiness Pope Leo XIII, Immortale Dei Mandeville, LA - Today's Pile of Prep: all of the stories and […]
Veritas et Sapientia - "There was once a time when States were governed by the philosophy of the Gospel. Then it was that the power and divine virtue of Christian wisdom had diffused itself throughout the laws, institutions, and morals of the people, permeating all ranks and relations of civil society." - His Holiness Pope Leo XIII, Immortale Dei Mandeville, LA - Today's Pile of Prep: all of the stories and […]
Veritas et Sapientia - "For fear any President of the United States might use im- proper means to get himself chosen again when his time of service should expire. The President has frequent opportuni- ties to see the members of Congress and persuade them; and as he himself has the appointment of most persons who hold offices, he might threaten to remove, or promise to keep them in their places, […]
