Category Archives: commentary

I’m trying to make a list of anti-Francis documents (like the filial correction) and books. If you would like to help, just add one, two, or three entries for the list in a comment. I don’t want any one person … Continue reading →

I don’t recall the name of the man. He was a bishop. He had a role of teaching and authority. He had a title and money, influence and the respect and admiration of others. Actually, he was an Anglican Bishop, … Continue reading →

My estimate, explained at covid.us.org, is that the United States may see about 334,000 total deaths in 2020, including the 126,780 so far. Things are going to get much worse this winter. October will be bad; November, worse; December even … Continue reading →

As a trial run, I am testing out having no moderation to comments on blog posts here at “The Reproach of Christ”. However, if your comment contains a link, it will be moderated (i.e. it will not appear on the … Continue reading →

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Covid-19 is seasonal, which means that cases and deaths might follow the seasonal pattern of cases of the type of coronavirus that causes colds, with lows in June through September, and increases as the days progress through October, November, and … Continue reading →

Jeremiah said: “I hear the whisperings of many: ‘Terror on every side! Denounce! let us denounce him!’ All those who were my friends are on the watch for any misstep of mine. ‘Perhaps he will be trapped; then we can … Continue reading →

Jesus is our only Mediator: Some people confuse the role of Jesus as our only Mediator with the role of the Angels and Saints as our intercessors before Him. Let’s see what kind of mediation Saint Paul refers to when … Continue reading →

Here’s the article at Covid.us.org: Excess Mortality due to the Pandemic, not the Disease. The CDC analyzed a period of nearly two months in 2020 (March 11 to May 2). In the previous year, that period saw 7,935 deaths. This … Continue reading →

The Frontline COVID-19 Critical Care Working Group recommends a prevention and treatment protocol called MATH+. This group is led by 10 physicians (listed here) who are professors of medicine, critical care chiefs, and other experts in caring for Covid-19 patients. … Continue reading →

Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano continues to speak and act as if he were the head of the Church, and as if he had the right to judge all things, spiritual and temporal, a judgment given only to Christ and to … Continue reading →

A Study warns against using NSAIDs with Covid-19. — NSAIDs include: aspirin (Bayer, Excedrin), naproxen (Aleve), ibuprofen (Advil), and certain prescription pain relievers. Tylenol (paracetamol; acetaminophen) is not an NSAID. The study found that death, intensive care unit admission, mechanical … Continue reading →