Harry Stevens

Lavender Bishops and Cardinals What in the world are lavender bishops and cardinals doing in the Catholic Church? Trying to hide for one thing.  Some hide well, and in plain sight.  Others, not so well.  As I reviewed U.S. Catholic prelates’ history in the 20th century, it was easy to find the likes of Cardinal … Read more

By Bishop Athanasius Schneider Anti-Christian world powers that promote the culture of death are seeking to impose on the world’s population an implicit — though remote and passive — collaboration with abortion. Such remote collaboration, in itself, is also an evil because of the extraordinary historical circumstances in which these same world powers are promoting … Read more

Saint Athanasius of Alexandria Saint Athanasius of Alexandria (born c. 296, died 2 May, 373), bishop and confessor, is a doctor of the Church.  Athanasius was the greatest champion of Catholic belief on the subject of the Incarnation that the Church has ever known and in his lifetime earned the characteristic title of “Father of … Read more

Evan Wing One topic which has always fascinated me is the propagation of the Catholic faith in remote, isolated, or otherwise difficult-to-reach areas. Recently I’ve been researching the history of the Catholic Church in Greenland. Christianity came to Greenland in the 11th century, with the Norse colonists being some of the last of their folk … Read more

Saint Joseph’s feast day today.  Ora pro nobis.           The memories of my father’s life and death led me to this personal story.  I write this as I reflect upon my father’s death on October 4, 2014.  It will be personal.   I will present my father’s ancestral, geographical, religious, military, and … Read more