The hurt for what has happened in Boulder is exacerbated, in all right-thinking minds, by the institutional, built-in injustice created by the rampant do-goodism of these godless times. But this does not mean that we should not call for justice on this earth.

God will, in His own time, establish perfect Justice. Then you will remember that this is, in fact, what the Church has always believed, and what she has practised at all times as long as the times were, well, Chrstian. When you have freed yourself from all the debris that political correctness and institutional do-goodism have deposited in your brain, you will see that capital punishment makes deep sense, that it is just right you will, instinctively, see it as the natural, obvious, common sense punishment for murder. The mass murderer will live a long life, surrounded by the care of social workers, keeping the right to see people, likely to “see” women (mass murderers never have scarcity of women wanting to sleep with them don’t ask…), and rant at pleasure against racism or inequality if he wants to. The Catholic father of seven, and all the other victims, have died. This is seven orphans and a widow now, in addition to all the other suffering the man has inflicted. One of them, a policeman who died trying to protect the public. A man goes on a mad rampage in Boulder, Colorado, and kills ten people.

Widows and orphans word 2016