Abraham's Journey
By Charlie Johnston There was a fellow I collaborated on five or six big campaigns with. It was a great partnership most of the time. He loved the administrative duties – which often weary me. I loved strategy and the field, meeting people, exhorting them, unifying them, laughing with them and fighting together with them. […]
Read More We Are God’s BelovedBy Charlie Johnston Sheesh – the very day I write a piece saying that I am going to wait on making any significant judgment on where Pope Leo will fall, he ostentatiously blesses a huge block of ice in a suspiciously pagan-looking “climate change” event. Then he explains that anyone who supports the death penalty […]
Read More The Challenge Before UsBy Charlie Johnston “I come not to bring peace, but a sword.” – Matthew 10:34 We had a great National Conference. Bishop Strickland not only gave a great talk, but was there all three days interacting individually with people. We’ll give you a full rundown in our CORAC Newsletter at the end of the month. […]
Read More Comes the SwordBy Charlie Johnston I don’t think my sporadic bouts of illness have much to do with my health (though I am delighted to have most of my bodily systems booted back up after my recent bout with Covid). Rather, I think health issues are one of the leashes, prods, and canes God uses to direct […]
Read More It is Now Us in His Winnowing FanBy Charlie Johnston Louisville, Kentucky – Whoa! The establishment press is in a lather over losing its ability to decide who gets to sit where for White House briefings. Perhaps it would not have come to this if the White House Correspondents’ Assn. (WHCA) had not used its power to keep organizations out it did […]
Read More The Vanities are Hitting the BonfireBy Charlie Johnston Laurel, Maryland – Monday and Tuesday of this week were challenging…and rewarding. On Monday I went to pray at Our Lady Star of the Sea Church in Solomon’s Island, Maryland. It sits right on a beautiful segment of the Chesapeake Bay. Turning left into the parking lot, I stupidly allowed myself to […]
Read More Cast Down From the High PlacesBy Charlie Johnston Ft. Mill, border of North and South Carolina – I am sorry I haven’t been posting much. I have had a nagging bug for a month now. I have to shepherd my strength for public appearances and meetings. Fortunately, I have Ivermectin which prevents the most ravaging symptoms, but it does not […]
Read More Making Warp Speed Great AgainBy Charlie Johnston Advent, America – The jury has found Daniel Penny, the man who rescued subway riders in New York from a deranged man threatening to kill them, not guilty of causing the man’s death. Just like clockwork, BLM is threatening to riot and randomly kill white folks. BLM has become the photographic negative […]
Read More The Beginning of FulfillmentFrom Charlie Johnston Helena, Alabama – I pretty much say all I have to say in this Thanksgiving video for CORAC. Thank you all for the fabulous work you have done these last four years to keep the home fires of faith, family, and freedom burning. In 2008, at the Easter Vigil at Immaculate Heart of […]
Read More Happy Thanksgiving!By Charlie Johnston Tyler, Texas – Well, I killed another computer going into the end of the week. When you are constantly pounding away writing, a laptop PC has a shelf life of about three to three and a half years before some of the keys stop working. This time it was primarily the P […]
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A Sign of Hope 