Critical Race Theory (CRT) was pioneered in the 1970s and 80s and refined as the decades have passed. The theory posits that racial inequality is a baked-in feature of American institutions, which benefits what author Isabelle Wilkerson calls “the dominant caste,”...

Corpus Christi for Unity and Peace (CUP) presented its inaugural “MOMS IN THE MIDDLE: A Catholic Mom’s Night Out at the Women’s Care Center (WCC) in Indianapolis to a capacity audience on May 13th, dedicated to the Feast of Our Lady of Fatima.  Women from 13 different...

Over the last five years, I have been wondering why our society has become less resilient and more prone to be offended. In the 18th and 19th centuries, the predominant culture in the West was a culture of honor. Honor was something that had to be earned and...

The Equality Act must be stopped.  It’s an attempt to make man equal to God by allowing man through the government, to redefine our Christian society as we know it.  This is the ultimate in ‘cancel’ culture as it will cancel our first amendment rights of free speech,...

2020 was a difficult year.  It was a year that upended our lives in many ways.  The Covid 19 pandemic brought fear as we were informed of deaths and cases every day. We had our routines changed and our Church services and schools cancelled.  As things seemed to settle down we endured riots in many cities and were introduced to groups like BLM. It was the year where the actions of our political leaders, media organizations, and big tech made it difficult to find what was really true while highlighting threats to our freedoms.

Joe Biden has now been inaugurated as President of the United States and he promptly called for “unity and an end of this uncivil war.” Does he really mean to work towards uniting us? Or is his call simply for those who disagree with his politics to simply see his...