Taking Action for Family Values and a Christian Civilization
Attempting to Understand an Uncertain Future In today’s technologically-driven world, numerous software start-ups continue to flood the market with Artificial Intelligence for services or goods, (AI for X). These ventures are prevalent across multiple fields, from AI innovations for corporate technology, healthcare and even dating. While the influx of such companies may indicate that AI […]
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Why the World Is Running Out of Babies Birth control and abortion now appear to have achieved their goal of ridding society of those pesky unwanted pregnancies. Declining global birth-rates have reached a critical point, signalling a potential demographic crisis. Fertility rates are plummeting rapidly worldwide, posing significant religious, economic, social and geopolitical challenges. This
When a ship has a major leak, either the captain fixes the leak or saving the vessel becomes an exercise in futility. The water comes rushing in while the crew bails out the water. Sooner or later, the crew will tire, and the ship will go down. The sinking ship metaphor fits the eco-crisis. Governments
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Resilience can be defined as the capacity to withstand or recover quickly from difficulties. It is a national South African virtue that enables our people to adapt in the face of adversity. When free to rise to the occasion, the human spirit is capable of great strides. In our dear country, where the State is
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The media—and particularly Catholic media—highlighted 11th October’s commemorations of the 60th anniversary of the opening of the Second Vatican Council. Illustrative photos show the massive procession of bishops entering Saint Peter’s Basilica for the Catholic Church’s twenty-first ecumenical council in 1962. However, one might ask whether there is a real cause for celebration. Our Lord
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Over the past few months, thousands of Dutch farmers have blocked highways and staged protests. Hundreds have been arrested, and one was even shot at by a police officer. Dutch farmers have been protesting in the streets on and off since 2019. Why are the farmers so outraged? They are fighting for nothing less than
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These were the direct words of Our Lady to the three shepherd children at Fatima in July 1917, where the Blessed Virgin spelled out the trajectory of the 20th Century should mankind not turn away from sinful lifestyles. Central to her admonitions, was the call to prayer and conversion and specifically to the Five First
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The war in Ukraine has catapulted the Fatima Message into the centre of discussions. The Mother of God’s mysterious 1917 references to Russia and its errors are the backdrop to the death toll and destruction in Ukraine: “If my requests are heeded, Russia will be converted, and there will be peace. If not, she will
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We live in ever more sinister times. To call our times sinister might appear extreme since evil has always existed and manifested itself to humanity. However, evil has long advanced by hidden means to corrupt with greater ease. Darkness descends gradually amid the decadent mediocrity of our days. However, this age-old tactic is changing. The
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If there is any word guaranteed to enhance a conversation or article, it is “woke.” Most people are not exactly sure what it means, but they sense that using the expression sends a message of being aware of the latest trends. Even the most convinced conservatives realise that a slight reference to the word establishes
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