Dear Chris: I have repaired the article on Dorothy Day that was damaged by hackers. I trust that you will see that it is thoroughly approving of Dorothy Day, Servant of God. Cheers.

"In 1933, she founded the Catholic Worker movement with the itinerant French illegal immigrant Peter Maurin" nice way to word your slam against Maurin, equating him with criminal, hence,not to be listened to. Your quote at teh end is telling-you quote ...

Your headline is insutling.the women was a radical, who had a radical conversion...why is it when anyone wants to slam Day, they never go after her views after conversion.what she was before somehow damns her....guess Mary Magdalen would be in same boat now, despite her ...

Well if you feel that a every child should have a mother and a father then society should BAN divorce for any couple that have children AND remove any child from a single parent home and put them in a "heterosexual" environment. It's in the better interest of ...

"are a joke compared to those of" alcohol. I knew I forgot to finish my sentence somewhere in there. :) Perhaps I should have proof read, but since this opinion piece was so full of absurd claims, outright lies, and scapegoats (like Soros, who really has ...

"But are there going to be enough sober workers to perform them?" Well, we have alcohol.. we have cigarettes.. we have easily obtainable illegal drugs.. So please explain to me why this dreaded collapse of society has not yet occurred. Marijuana has ...

Had a neighbour totally brainwashed by the cult, while vulnerable after a divorce. It is a totally evil moment that brainwashes the vulnerable to collect money, and should certainly be banned everywhere from bothering people by knocking on their doors in twos, groups, ...

Would it be possible to quote this paper so that people could view the results and make their own conclusions?

Once upon a time, long ago, the western world idealised the ‘Nuclear’ family. Science proclaimed that children required that presence of both a mother and a father to grow into functioning and well-balanced human beings. This ideal however has long been contested and in ...

I just finished reading Fagan's paper and while I find it Onionesque in the extreme it's fairly clear that he's sincere and is, at least, being consistent with his world view. I think the disconnect, however, is in his malaprop. He uses the well-defined term ...