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Pray for Sanity
by Daniel Greenfield
by Daniel Greenfield on Mar 27, 2017 in Featured, Government & Politics, International Issues, Law & Justice 
Pray that common sense returns to politics.
Tag: "immigration"
Has the President Exceeded His Authority on Immigration?
by Dr. John A. Sparks
by Dr. John A. Sparks on Jan 30, 2015 in Featured, Government & Politics, Law & Justice, The Economy
Twenty-four states say Yes, he has.
Illegal Immigration
by Sylvain Charat
by Sylvain Charat on Jan 29, 2015 in Featured, Government & Politics, International Issues, Law & Justice, The Economy, The Social Order
Is Europe Losing Control of its Borders?
A Lovely View of Heaven but I’d Rather be With You
by Rev. Tucker Cordani
The Judgment of the Nations (Mt 25:31-46). Solemnity of Jesus Christ, King of the Universe, Sunday, November 23, AD 2014 A disclaimer: this story was written in English but with some Italian and Spanish lingo thrown in. Subtitles are included. Pericle Cordani, my paternal grandfather, left his village in northern Italy and journeyed across the […]
Super-Amnesty Will Turn Every City into Detroit
by Daniel Greenfield
by Daniel Greenfield on Nov 19, 2014 in Featured, Government & Politics, International Issues, Law & Justice, The Economy
America will be a more dangerous and poorer place.
Immigration, Amnesty, and the Rule of Law
by Jason Hall
by Jason Hall on Oct 22, 2014 in Featured, Government & Politics, Law & Justice, The Social Order, Those in Need
In the ongoing Kentucky U.S. Senate race, both candidates have accused the other of supporting “amnesty” for “illegal immigrants” and of not upholding the rule of law. Immigration is a complex issue, and the laws governing it are even more complex. Political campaigns, at least in our day, are not well-suited to serious debates about […]
St Paul: Building Bridges, Not Fences
by Rev. Tucker Cordani
by Rev. Tucker Cordani on Sep 27, 2014 in Catechesis, Columnists, Featured, Learn & Live the Faith, Sunday Reflections
Following my ordination my bishop assigned me to work in two yoked parishes. “Yoked” churches share a pastoral staff but are not merged. The pastor and myself worked to merge the parishes. One parish was Irish. The other was Puerto Rican. The linguistic and traditional differences were palpable. Often I reflected on the sixth chapter […]
Immigration Reform: Renewing the Soul of a Nation
by Archbishop Charles Chaput
by Archbishop Charles Chaput on Jun 27, 2013 in Featured, On Books, The Shepherd's Voice, The Social Order, Those in Need
“Why should Pennsylvania, founded by the English, become a Colony of Aliens, who will shortly be so numerous as to Germanize us instead of us Anglifying them, and will never adopt our Language or Customs?” – Benjamin Franklin, 1751 “Immigration is about more than immigration. It is about renewing the soul of America.” – +Jose […]
Immigration: The Distributist Solution
by Dale Ahlquist
There is one thing…that must strike all Englishmen who have the good fortune to have American friends; that is, that while there is no materialism so crude or so material as American materialism, there is also no idealism so crude or so ideal as American idealism. America will always affect an Englishman as being soft […]
They Are People, Too!
by Robert J. Gieb
Protecting immigrants from oppression is a centuries old duty of both Jews and Christians. “You shall not oppress or afflict a resident alien, for you were once aliens residing in the land of Egypt. Exodus 22: 20.” Most, if not all, of the people with whom I work in the pro life apostolate take that […]
On Immigration, an Abdication of Responsibility
by Archbishop Thomas Wenski
When most Americans enter the voting booth, they are looking for candidates — and future public servants — who will show leadership in tackling the nation’s toughest challenges. On the issue of immigration, they continue to be disappointed. Despite nationwide polls which show majority support for comprehensive immigration reform and a path to citizenship for […]
