Cajetan Skowronski

Jan 17, 2025 | thelampmagazine.com | Matthew Walther |Peter Hitchens |J. Vance |Cajetan Skowronski

I thought it would last my time. I have received word that, without warning, the Uno’s at Union Station has closed. I don’t understand how exactly this could have happened. The Uno’s was the only full-service bar in one of the largest transit hubs on the East Coast. It wasn’t a very good bar, as conventionally understood, but was it so bad that it could overcome its own monopoly status?

Jan 16, 2025 | thelampmagazine.com | Matthew Walther |Peter Hitchens |J. Vance |Cajetan Skowronski

Towards the end of a nearly perfect, windy winter day, as I ambled homewards through a quiet suburb, the sky suddenly seemed to sink down towards me. The light dimmed. I had no idea what was happening. I felt a curious suffocating sensation and gasped audibly. Was this how my world would end? It took a second to realize that it was not that serious. Thousands of dark, shiny birds, starlings for sure, had flown in from somewhere and were flocking thickly, perhaps fifteen feet above my head.

Nov 27, 2024 | mirror.co.uk | Cajetan Skowronski

Dr Cajetan Skowronski writes against assisted dying law change as a representative of Our Duty, Our Care group. If Kim Leadbeater’s bill passes on Friday, it will do so because it has been rushed through before any serious scrutiny can take place. Our MPs have had barely two weeks to read it and will have only 5 hours to debate it. For a sense of perspective, our foxhunting law was debated for over 700 hours.

Feb 27, 2024 | anglican.ink | Cajetan Skowronski

Consecration and desecration are constants in the drama of sacred scripture. Time and again, the consecrated chosen people stray from their covenant, desecrating themselves by the worship of idols and foreign powers, returning to God after the consequences of their betrayal catch up with them and their eyes are opened by prophetic visions.

Feb 24, 2024 | europeanconservative.com | Cajetan Skowronski

Consecration and desecration are constants in the drama of sacred scripture. Time and again, the consecrated chosen people stray from their covenant, desecrating themselves by the worship of idols and foreign powers, returning to God after the consequences of their betrayal catch up with them and their eyes are opened by prophetic visions.