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Patron Saints in Christendom and the South

Whatever good there was in paganism, the Church baptized it and made it her own. This is true of the

Loyal Dixians often state a desire for the South to be a Christian country. We had better be sure that

On the Far Right, there’s a segment that pursues “Christian Identity,” or “CI.” They’ve, in the tradition of the “Heliand,”

“I have been young, and now I am old…” Psalms 37:25 KJV These words ring true, for I was once

The 2024 Olympics were quite the demonic abomination this year. Between the drag queens, the mockery of the Last Supper,

Secularism is not in itself unbiased, nor does the removal of Christianity from the public sphere ensure neutrality. Instead, it

We wish most of you well. We need not be enemies. The race of Christendom – Europeans – the White

Toward the end of Dante’s Inferno, there is a dreadful place called COCYTUS. This is the final level of hell.

Anyone who pays attention to conservative politics in the [u]nited States at present for half a minute will hear some

Louisiana’s governor, Jeff Landry, has gotten his nose bent out of shape over the LSU women’s basketball team not showing