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Christmas fast approaches – for many (including this writer) the climax and favourite time of the year. It is an amazing break from routine, and a chance to escape the humdrum and the horrid that accompany so much of everyday life – increasingly so in recent years, it seems. As with seemingly every year for…
Surely one of the most provocative conversations this year has been that sparked by conservative essayist Helen Andrews, whose October essay “The Great Feminization”—which censured what she describes as the feminization of Western institutions—went so viral that even liberal corporate media couldn’t ignore it. The New York Times welcomed her to write an op-ed on…
Recently the great Phil Lawler wrote a provocative piece titled “Why I am not (quite, yet) a Traditionalist.” It’s a title that’s sure to get clicks, but unlike most clickbait titles, this one leads to an article worth reading. So with apologies to Mr. Lawler for adapting his title in the hopes of also getting…
With apologies to the faithful Flannery O’Connor and with no apologies whatsoever to the weirdo Jesuit Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, Advent could be summarized as “everything that rises must converge”. Within the rhythm of the Advent season, the 4th Sunday stands as a moment of concentration and convergence. From the beginning, the season forms the…
When I was 15 going on 16, my aunt took me on The Sound of Music Tour in Salzburg and photographed me in front of the iconic gazebo where Robert Wise shot the “Sixteen Going on Seventeen” number in 1965’s The Sound of Music. Despite traipsing through the von Trapp’s hometown, my acquaintance with them…
In her most recent Crisis article, Breaking Up With Toxic Femininity, Ann Burns points out the hypocrisy of many “conservative” strains of anti-feminism: they fall prey to the same lie that many liberal feminists do, viewing women through a hypersexualized, pornographic lens. I agree with her main critique; conservatives cannot attempt to revive traditional values…
This will be the last installment of my thoughts on the Groyper movement, for now, at least. Here, I wish to focus on two characteristics that are clearly visible at the heart of the Groyper movement. Before I continue, if you are a Groyper and this is your first time reading my thoughts on the…
Part I: My Soul was Crushed by the Matrix… and then I took over OnePeterFive Part II: Disembodied Antichrist Community: Good out of Evil? Part III: What this Non-Profit Did for Me PART IV: “Orthobros” & the Subtlety of the Fallen Angels Online By 2019, I had released my first article at OnePeterFive (against Eastern…
Part I: My Soul was Crushed by the Matrix… and then I took over OnePeterFive Part II: Disembodied Antichrist Community: Good out of Evil? Part III: What this Non-Profit Did for Me OnePeterFive Podcast “Orthobros” & the Subtlety of the Fallen Angels… Source Read More
This winter, many families will have left cookies for St. Nicholas on his feast day, or plan to do so on the 24th. But leave them where, exactly? On the kitchen counter, perhaps. Near the refrigerator. Beneath electric lights and climate-controlled air. The gesture remains, but the proper place has vanished. The hearth—once the obvious…
