“Above the house” – A Christmas Poem

By J. D. Lanser

Although it has already been five days since Christmas day, after some encouragement, I have decided to publish this little Christmas poem that was originally written for my family and friends. Although it may seem a bit late, for us Catholics, Christmastide only began on Christmas day and it continues to run for a while after. Christmas eventually comes to a close for us on the Feast of the Baptism of our Lord (Jan 13th 2022).
It is not often that the secularized world sheds light on the true nature and gravity of these splendid times. Many tend to forget the importance and significance of Christ’s birth and the commercially-oriented world has somewhat made a mess of Christmas.
Let us not do the same!
Merry Christmas!
God Bless and Love you all!

Trinidad, one step closer to vaccine passports

By J. D. Lanser

Many people think, quite foolishly, that it is early to claim that the T&T government will roll out a vaccine passport/pass “but how exactly,” one must ask people of this view, “will people be expected to prove their vaccination status, if not with a pass or passport?” It is expected that if the government demands that private enitities make vaccination a policy by which they discriminate against their customers, these businesses will need customers to walk with a “proof of vaccination status.”

Top Epidemiologist on the medical reality of Covid19

J. D. Lanser
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Dr Alexander is perhaps the most highly qualified academic scientist in Trinidad and Tobago and the wider Caribbean on the subject of Covid19. Dr Alexander holds a PhD and has published on COVID treatment and other COVID related scientific publications. He has experience in epidemiology and in the teaching of clinical epidemiology, evidence-based medicine, and research methodology.

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T&T Schoolboy diagnosed with Pericarditis after receiving Pfizer Vaccine

By J. D. Lanser

On Wednesday 18 August 2021, a healthy 17-year-old schoolboy took his first shot of the Pfizer vaccine. Two days later he began to suffer from what his father described as “tightness in his chest.” On Saturday 21 August the tightness of his chest worsened to the point of hospitalization. The boy’s father, who wished to keep himself and his family anonymous, told 868 Media that “by 11:00 p.m. on Saturday,” his son was “taken to Westshore Medical where he was diagnosed with Pericarditis, which is inflammation of the outer lining of the heart.”

Should Catholics obey Archbishop Jason Gordon on the vaccine?

By J. D. Lanser

Essentially, Catholics believe that only two options can be taken in relation to this issue. Either Catholics depart from the Church since they cannot agree, or, they suppress their own judgment and blindly obey the Church officials. Yet this dilemma is not necessary! When one properly understands the true concept of obedience one finds that not only does a third option exist, but that it is very much within reason to utilize such an option.

Rowley: Mandatory vaccination may be needed

By J. D. Lanser

Globally they are many reasons why people resist the vaccine. Some resist due to religious convictions, others due to the negative reported side effects and even alleged deaths caused by the vaccine, and others still due to the fact that the vaccine is experimental in nature and was rushed into production and did not go through sufficient testing.