Health problems have gotten in the way of my writing since the late-night/early morning posting three days ago now. Although I have three articles in development, prudence dictates that I not attempt another such overnight posting. I hope that one of those articles will appear tomorrow.

Today is the Feast of Saint Dominic de Guzman, who had such great zeal for souls from his earliest days in seminary. As is well known, it was a conversation with an innkeeper in the Albigensian stronghold of Toulouse, France, changed the whole direction of his priesthood as he sought to win back souls from the darkness of an early forerunner of Calvinism, Albigensianism. Our Lady, sent by her Divine Son out of the ineffable Mercy that He has in His Most Sacred Heart, which was formed out of her own Immaculate Heart, to bring back the lost sheep (and not to beat up on the sheep when their souls are sorely distressed) out of the new form of Manicheaism that had arisen in southern France, gave Saint Dominic her Most Holy Rosary to the be the weapon to crush the Albigensian heresy. Saint Dominic de Guzman used the weapon of Our Lady's Most Holy Rosary very well and taught others how to do so.

Every Catholic, of course, owes a great deal to Saint Dominic, who walked between southern France and Rome several times during his life--and who accompanied two of the first Dominicans, Saints Hyacinth and his brother, Saint Ceslaus, on the first leg of their trip in Italy back to Krakow before he, Saint Dominic, had to turn back.

Our Lady of the Rosary, pray for us. Saint Dominic de Guzman, pray for us.

Another article on the ongoing news about the butchers of Planned Barrenhood and those seeking to defund them by shifting Federal taxpayer dollars to about nine thousand "community health centers" that provide contraception and "family planning services."

If you do not believe that contraception is evil in se, then this article is not for you. Neither is this website.

Our Lady of the Rosary, pray for us.

Saints Peter and Paul, pray for us.

The Holy Machabees, pray for us.

Although late in the day, this is a revised reflection for today's great Feast of Saint Ignatius of Loyola, the founder of the Society of Jesus. Saint Ignatius laid down his military armor in front of an image of Our Lady in the Benedictine monastery in Montserrat, Spain, on the Feast of the Annunciation, March 25, 1522, becoming a soldier in the army of Christ the King. Saint Ignatius of Loyola was always in the "company of Jesus," always seeking to advance the cause of the Holy Faith.

Saint Ignatius of Loyola attracted men of character and determination of purpose right from the beginning, men who were serious about retarding the advances of the Protestant Revolution and seeking the conversion of pagans in far away lands. The devil hated this good work of the Society of Jesus, which he why he sought to corrupt the sons of Saint Ignatius in the Twentieth Century by means of the various propositions of Modernism. The most corrupt of them all now, of course, is Jorge Mario Bergoglio.

We need to pray to Saint Ignatius and his company of Jesuit saints in Heaven, each of whom was so tenderly devoted to the Mother of God, to help us to be as brave and faithful and gallant as they were in defending the Sacred Honor of Christ the King and of Mary our Immaculate Queen. Our Lady of the Society of Jesus, pray for us. Saint Ignatius of Loyola, pray for us.

Work proceeds on the next article, which will be yet another follow-up to Planned Barrenhood's evil ways. The next article will be relatively short, and it will focus on one simple truth: Republican efforts to defund Planned Barrenhood by assuring Federal funding for contraception and other "family planning" services is no moral victory of any kind. No matter the motives of those involved, contraception is evil, and it is contraception that paved the way for the acceptance of the surgical execution of the innocent preborn.

Another late hour. This article has been three days in the making. It is the last of my current series on Planned Barrenhood, although events may dictate a return to the subject at some point relatively soon.

The original next article on this site will focus on what a reasonable person could conclude is a collaborative effort on the part of the lords of Modernity in the world and the lords of Modernism in the counterfeit church of conciliarism to eliminate all remaining opposition to the sins that cry out to Heaven for vengeance, including the sin that brought fire and brimstone upon the cities of Sodom and Gommorha.

Our Lady of the Rosary, pray for us.

Saints Abdon and Sennen, pray for us.

Yet another follow-up on Planned Barrenhood.

Our Lady of Fatima, pray for us.

Saints Nazarius, Celsus, Victor, and Innocent, pray for us.

This is a follow-up to “Planned Barrenhood: Evil From Its Very Inceptions.” It is my hope that it gets published this time around!

I am sorry that is taking longer to write these articles. All I can do is what I am able to accomplish as time and my family duties permit, although this particular commentary is hardly of the importance of the one posted on Monday, July 20, 2015, the Feast of Saint Jerome Emiliani, “No Special Privileges?”.

Thank you for your patience.

Our Lady of the Rosary, pray for us.

Saint James the Greater, pray for us.

Saint Christopher, pray for us.

Good Saint Anne, pray for us.

This article was posted shortly before 4:00 a.m. this morning, the Feast of Saint Jerome Emiliani and the Commemoration of Saint Margaret. A reader brought to my attention the fact the first paragraph from Jorge Mario Bergoglio's blasphemous representation of Our Lady in Caacupe, Paraguay, on Saturday, July 11, 2015, Our Lady's Saturday and the Commemoration of Pope Saint Pius I, had not been indented. I thank the reader for bringing this to my attention.

Additionally, unsure as to whether the article had been published at all given the fact that my notebook computer's battery was in the processing of shutting down my work, this article has been published twice, once as it appears here with the question mark in the title as intended and once without the question mark, which is being left up solely because some people may have linked to it, thus avoiding any issues arising from bad links.

This is a very long commentary. It was written to defend the honor and privileges of the Mother of God, whose intercession at the hour of my death is so desperately needed as I know that my sins deserve eternal damnation a matter of strict justice. Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners, now, and the hour of our death.

Our Lady of the Rosary, pray for us.

Saint Jerome Emiliani, pray for us.

Saint Margaret, pray for us.

This article was posted shortly before 4:00 a.m. this morning, the Feast of Saint Jerome Emiliani and the Commemoration of Saint Margaret. A reader brought to my attention the fact the first paragraph from Jorge Mario Bergoglio's blasphemous representation of Our Lady in Caacupe, Paraguay, on Saturday, July 11, 2015, Our Lady's Saturday and the Commemoration of Pope Saint Pius I, had not been indented. I thank the reader for bringing this to my attention.

Additionally, unsure as to whether the article had been published at all given the fact that my notebook computer's battery was in the processing of shutting down my work, this article has been published twice, once as it appears here without the question mark in the title as intended and once with the question mark. Both versions are being left up solely because some people may have linked to it, thus avoiding any issues arising from bad links.

This is a very long commentary. It was written to defend the honor and privileges of the Mother of God, whose intercession at the hour of my death is so desperately needed as I know that my sins deserve eternal damnation a matter of strict justice. Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners, now, and the hour of our death.

Our Lady of the Rosary, pray for us.

Saint Jerome Emiliani, pray for us.

Saint Margaret, pray for us.

Yet another late/early hour.

The title of this commentary, which is relatively brief, is self-explanatory.

Although I had wanted work Donald Wuerl into this commentary, I will do so in one that will be posted in a few days.

My attention turns now to the sad duty of defending Our Lady herself against Jorge Mario Bergoglio’s continued blasphemy against her as he denies the doctrinal effects of her Immaculate Conception and the singular privileges she enjoys as the Mother of God, privileges that Bergoglio denies are hers.

Our Lady of Fatima, pray for us.

Saint Alexius, pray for us.