Tucker debunks claim that transgender surgery prevents suicide: ‘19 times more likely to kill themselves’
Carlson explained that, according to the research that surveilled actual outcomes spanning three decades, people who obtained so-called ‘gender-affirming surgeries’ were ‘19 times more likely to kill themselves than people who hadn’t.’
WATCH: Latin Mass pilgrimage ‘just about being Catholic’ despite Vatican crackdown
The Traditional Latin Mass is ‘so grand and mysterious and so much bigger than any one of us.’
Are ‘exceptions’ in pro-life legislation a wise strategy? Are they morally permissible?
‘The current situation is almost a compromise; it removes it as an absolute. Abortion is an absolute evil about which no exceptions are permitted … The personal circumstances don’t change the horror of the act,’ explained the late Cardinal Anthony J. Bevilacqua in 2002.
Rand Paul: Fauci is covering up COVID origins to evade culpability for funding risky research in China
‘I think it’s the biggest cover up, probably, in the history of science,’ Sen. Paul said. ‘And we will get to the bottom of this.’
‘It almost killed me’: Ex-trans teen slams ‘gender transitioning’ in powerful speech
‘I realized the beauty of motherhood was stolen from me by medical professionals who my family entrusted me to,’ said 18-year-old Chloe Cole.
World Economic Forum cites compliance with COVID mandates to promote ‘climate change’ lockdowns
The WEF suggested COVID-19 lockdowns have created an environment in which the ‘lack of social acceptance and political resistance’ to climate restrictions may be overcome.
Fr. Z’s Kitchen: A bit of Rome in Chicago
I’m visiting friends and we decided on saltimbocca alla romana. Happily, even with chain supply problems, since we are in a heavily Italian neighborhood, there was plenty of veal and good prosciutto. There was a lot more than this. The … Read More →
Daily Rome Shot 566, etc.
Travel is tough these says but seeing friends worth it. Black to move. Tricky.
Daily Rome Shot 567, etc.
In Napoli, the blood of St. Januarius, San Genaro, liquified on his feast day, to the relief of Neapolitans everywhere. Be sure to check out the good monks of Le Barroux who are making wine from the ancient papal vineyards … Read More →
Fr. Z’s Kitchen: Supper with friends
Still in (near) the Windy City. Yesterday my hosts and I met up with a mutual friend of many years for lunch at the iconic SUPERDAWG. I’ve featured them here before. However, for supper we dined in. Primo: spaghetti all’arabbiata. … Read More →