Am I the only person who, when encountering headlines like
Paris in Tears
thinks of 1940?

Les boches marching down the Champs Elysees--now THAT'S something to cry about.

Die Traumdeutung?

2 dreams of note last night:

1. The pope issued the long-awaited motu proprio on the Traditional Latin Mass.
2. Gen. George Washington's home was being attacked by kangaroos, with me standing sentry for him. Kangaroos were kicking at the windows. Feeling uncertain with the shotgun I was toting, I chucked a big fat hardbound book in defense, taking out the largest one. Undaunted, the others continued their assault. I worried about the prospects of our War for Independence.

I would not have thought Cornwallis so unconventional as to employ kangaroos.

The current issue of The Economist refers to US Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia as "the slave of a philosophical creed" (June 2-8, Books and Arts, "Their Majesties", p. 94).

We here at Famulus Veritatis are simply delighted to see Justice Scalia praised in such terms. The choice of words could not be closer to our own hearts.





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