Category Archives: commentary

[Psalm 99] (100) {99:1} A Psalm of Confession. {99:2} Shout joyfully to God, all the earth. Serve the Lord with rejoicing. Enter into his sight in exultation. {99:3} Know that the Lord himself is God. He made us, and we … Continue reading →

Food Shortages despite High Commodity Prices Wheat commodity prices have skyrocketed since the Ukraine war. Wikipedia on agriculture in Ukraine: “Agriculture accounted for $13.98 billion value added to the economy of Ukraine in 2012, however despite being a top 10 … Continue reading →

If the Warning of Garabandal is this year (2022), how might that event affect the invasion of Ukraine by Russia? The Warning is an illumination of conscience; it does not show the person all the sins of their life. It … Continue reading →

Buy and store up food and other supplies! First of all, I condemn unequivocally the invasion of Ukraine by Russia and the war against Ukraine by Russia. Ukraine is a sovereign nations with the right to self-government. The war is … Continue reading →

For a long time, I have had a blog on world hunger: Hunger Math blog The blog began by covering the topic of world hunger, based on my book: Hunger Math: world hunger by the numbers. The book is not … Continue reading →

“Among the strangest things that I saw, were long processions of bishops. Their thoughts and utterances were made known to me through images issuing from their mouths. Their faults towards religion were shown by external deformities. A few had only … Continue reading →

I’ve updated this notice to focus on the fallible and speculative nature of my eschatology (theology on the End Times). I expect much criticism on this point, so I will address those criticisms in advance here. 1. My writings on … Continue reading →

There are three fonts of morality, three things only that can make a knowingly chosen act of a human person moral or immoral: 1. intention 2. object 3. circumstances It is always wrong to act with a bad intention, that … Continue reading →

This question has wider implications, of course. Here is the link to a YouTube video of a competitive archer, Steven Hann, who also runs an archery store, discussing Russia and the Ukraine. So an archer from the Ukraine voice the … Continue reading →

These terms and others — End Times, End of Days, Apocalypse, Tribulation — all refer to the same proposed set of future events, a time of great suffering for the whole world and for the Christian Church. This period of … Continue reading →

This year, 2022, Lent in the Catholic Church begins on Wednesday, March 2nd, and continues to Maundy Thursday on April 14th and Good Friday on April 15th. Then Easter Sunday is April 17th in 2022. I’m asking all my readers … Continue reading →

What today is often termed the “TLM” or the “traditional Latin Mass” or “the Latin Mass” is simply the latest revision of the Tridentine Mass. This revision dates to 1962, when Pope Saint John XXIII revised the 1955 version of … Continue reading →