David Kamioner
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David Kamioner

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The Victory of Bread and Circuses

The Victory of Bread and Circuses

You’ve no doubt heard about it, the phenomenon that is Pokémon Go. In this game teenagers and their slightly older colleagues chase, using their smart phones, mythical vermin across local venues mapped by geographical software. Or, something approaching that. My own children have thoroughly confused me on the subject.
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Sex and the Single Pope

Sex and the Single Pope

Let’s first off say it’s rather uncomfortable to talk or hear about sex from anybody you respect, like your parents, a teacher, and especially a priest. Not that it isn’t in a priest’s duty to talk about temptations of the flesh. In fact, as certain sins arise from the subject it can’t be avoided.
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The Catholic Church and the AR-15

The Catholic Church and the AR-15

When I joined The Church around my 35th year, coming over from Judaism, I joined because frankly it seemed the most aesthetically beautiful and intellectually coherent of the Christian faiths. And, notwithstanding regular pronouncements from the current pontiff on economic and environmental issues, it still seems to me to be the faith of Aquinas, Augustine of Hippo, Evelyn Waugh, etc.
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The Case for Christendom

The Case for Christendom

In the modern world much is uncertain. Wars, societal degradation, economic collapse, and an atomistic alienation borne of technology are just a few of the factors that make instability the norm in a myriad number of ways.
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The Moral Imperative of Capitalism

The Moral Imperative of Capitalism

It is fashionable, and has been from time immemorial, to condemn the free market as anti-Christian, as some intrinsically greedy and savage process whereupon the rich get richer, and hopefully buy better hair pieces, and the poor get poorer, and hopefully do not buy further copies of the NIV.
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The Papal State?

The Papal State?

What is a nation? Is it merely many people living on the same real estate, saluting the same flag? Or is something more? Perhaps an ideal, a whispered dream of freedom and grace.
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The Catholic Quandary

The Catholic Quandary

In this election season American Roman Catholics are faced with several options, as are all Americans, in their choice for the presidency. I speak of Catholics who follow the general teachings of The Church when it comes to moral issues such as abortion, gay rights, etc.
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