Cindy Paslawski
DejaVu: Is This the Future?
A 1999 novel gave us a false miracle-worker, an American pope, and a church on trial. Cindy Paslawski rereads it after the midterms — and her 2024 review, reprinted here, explains why the déjà vu is unsettling.
As You Vote…
Two candidates saying the same thing? Put the only Candidate who never compromised on the ballot — as a write-in. The real end game is heaven or hell.
Do You Pray? Don’t Let Anybody Take Your Picture
“We came in good faith… not to pose for a political photo.” Then why apologize? If it was prayer, the camera changed nothing. Cindy Paslawski on bishops, the Oval Office, and the boundaries Jesus kept stepping over.
A Quandary
When both candidates in a critical Senate race proclaim choice as their god, serious voters face a stark moral question. A reflection on integrity, conscience, and the life issue ahead of November 3.
The Deadly Spiral of Choice
Fulton Sheen warned in the mid-1970s that the guilt of abortion would “come out in a peculiar way” in the minds and souls of a generation. Cindy Paslawski traces that peculiar way — from Father Hardon on broken authority to the evil of our own hour — and why the only exit is on our knees.
Gaudete! Rejoice!
Gaudete! Rejoice! On this third Sunday of Advent, we’re halfway there. Amid the rush of shopping and screens, Advent invites us to pause, pray, and prepare our hearts for Christ. It’s not too late to reclaim silence and let God’s whisper in. Rejoice in the Lord!
Commitment and Perseverance: Paul Vaughn’s Pro-Life Journey
From sidewalk prayers to an FBI raid, Paul Vaughn’s unwavering faith and pro-life stand led to a dramatic arrest, a contentious FACE Act conviction, and a stunning 2025 pardon by President Trump. Cindy Paslawski, attending the Pro-Life Action Ministries’ 2025 Life Banquet for the Bellarmine Forum, crafts this gripping narrative with grace and grit, showcasing her talent for turning divine drama into compelling coverage.
Pope Leo – A Clarification
Cindy Paslawski clarifies the media frenzy over Pope Leo XIV, the first U.S.-born pontiff. Far from an “American Pope” tied to national politics or Chicago sports, Robert Prevost is a global shepherd with a universal mission. Paslawski critiques speculative narratives—reposted tweets, gender debates, and political jabs—that distract from his call to unite humanity with God. With a nod to Malachi Martin’s Windswept House, she urges readers to see Pope Leo’s true role: a missionary bridging man and eternity, not a figure owned by any nation.
A Case for Possession
Devil’s loose! Moral chaos reigns with murders, Tesla bashing, and satanic displays. Churches, wake up! Christ’s cross can crush this evil—Holy Week demands action!
“Keep Your Women Safe”
The Democratic Party’s mantra of “Keep your women safe” during the presidential campaign was used to promote abortion rights. However, the safety of women is not guaranteed by abortion, as evidenced by incidents of trauma and complications at abortion clinics in Minnesota. Pro-life advocates continue to offer support and prayer for women and their unborn children, while the battle for life continues.
