The Pelicot case, the circumstances and the choice for evil
All 51 accused of raping Gisèle Pelicot have been convicted. So why did these apparently 'normal' people choose to behave like this? The key comes from a story written by G.K. Chesterton and the forgotten consequences of original sin.
Social media ban for 16-year-olds, benefits and risks
The Australian measure raises fundamental questions. The intention is laudable, but it risks creating a generation of 'underground digital natives' prepared to bypass any controls.
Italy: Turetta handed life sentence but patriarchy is not the problem
In the case of the murder of Giulia Cecchettin, not only Filippo Turetta, who was sentenced to life imprisonment yesterday for her murder, but also the so-called patriarchy was put on trial. Arguably, the case has more to do with the feminist counterculture that has made men less virile and more fragile.
The paedophile party advances at the UN, thanks to the EU and USA
The new UN treaty against paedophilia will be softened, because of the EU and the US support. Their delegations, in fact, are demanding exceptions to the criminalisation of child pornography, excluding artificial images and even ‘consensual’ sex of minors from prosecution.
Stripped and searched, how British police abuse minors
Over 2,000 minors are subjected to body searches every year. The shocking reality became public knowledge after two enquiries. The government is running for cover and has already prepared new restrictive regulations for the police that will come into force this summer.
Another referendum in Ireland targets woman and marriage
On 8 March, a poll will take place to remove from the Constitution a woman’s right to stay home to look after her family and the uniqueness of the natural family.
Defenders of life and abortionists: confusion in the Vatican
The new appointments to the Pontifical Academy for Life – which includes economist Marianna Mazzucato – confirm the 'Paglia line' open to experts in important fields that are in principle pro-abortion, while purging those who are most faithful to the Academy's original identity, and therefore critical of its current direction.
Spanish Equal Opportunities minister calls paedophilia 'a right'
Shock in Spain. Minister Montero says that “children have a right to sex as long as they consent”. It is the natural outcome of the hypersexualisation of children that began with the sexual revolution. No comment from the Left and the EU of course, is too busy giving pro-life Hungary lessons in democracy .
Cardinal Zuppi lies about gay couple blessing
A communiqué from the archdiocese of Bologna (Italy) denies that the mass in Budrio on 11 June was to bless a gay couple, but witnesses say otherwise. And the Daily Compass also reveals the content of the wedding invitation sent via WhatsApp by one of the 'spouses'. The diocese's document also falsifies a 1986 document by Ratzinger in order to show that it is in tune: but that document said exactly the opposite, it is in fact a clear condemnation of Cardinal Zuppi's pastoral work.
First gay blessing in Italy, diocese of Italian bishops’ president
First, the civil union at the registry office, then the blessing in church. It’s the first time a gay couple has been blessed in public in an Italian church. What’s more, it took place in Bologna which is the diocese of Cardinal Zuppi, the president of the Italian Bishops' Conference. An act which is in open violation of the Responsum of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith which forbids such blessings. It’s a demonstration of the pharisaic hypocrisy of certain pastors who, instead of calling the sheep back, proudly lead them on the road to perdition.
Ireland: murdered women, launches anti-male crusade
The terrible murder of 23-year-old Ashling Murphy has provoked such a wave of sentiment across the country, that it has turned into a pounding campaign that accuses all males, and obviously the Church, of being responsible for a misogynist society.
The father, formidable antidote to dysfunction and crime
An article in the Washington Examiner draws attention to the role of the father, who is crucial for the discipline and success of children. And irrefutable studies underline the importance of the father figure and therefore of a stable marriage in reducing suicide rates, drugs, school drop-outs and a range of disorders among young people. What are politicians waiting for to take note of this and reverse the course?
