The description of this category in CathInfo reads: "Catholics resisting errors, cօռspιʀαcιҽs (Liberalism, Zionism, Fɾҽҽmαsσɳɾყ, ʝʊdɛօ-Masonry, Communism, Modernism) and evil men who conspire against mankind (Neo-cons, Bilderburgers, nєω ωσrℓ∂ σr∂єr, Big Pharma, Media, Globalists, Bankers, etc.)" What follows I think is quite apropos -- either directly or indirectly -- to every aspect of that description.
I'd like to recommend some really great Catholic Action, although it may not be for the faint of heart. On the other hand, if you are faint of heart and wish to overcome such temperament this may be just what the doctor ordered. As the subject line states, this Catholic Action is both constructive and destructive.
If you live in a heavily populated area in the U.S., or sometimes even in a semi-heavily populated area, you no doubt have boxes of free newspapers in various outdoor spots readily accessible to the public. Many of these boxes contain papers which are inherently evil. They regularly -- by their articles and their ads -- attack not only the Catholic Christian order, but the natural law itself. They do this in a seemingly endless number of ways from the subtle to the most blatant.
They run the gambit of philosophical attacks to outright written and graphic pornography. Also, the imagery is sometimes extremely blasphemous.
When I lived in Phoenix, for example, I saw some of these papers regularly carry ads which contained exact images of Our Lady of Guadalupe, St. Jude, or even the crucifix. The holy images were used to promote businesses which could be that of Santeria, fortune telling, or just plain out and out witchcraft. On the same page and or adjoining page of such ads could often be found images of naked or semi-naked women in a provocative poses. The naked imagery would be promoting some sɛҳuąƖ/pornographic product or sɛҳuąƖ service.
In addition to the trash "news" papers described above a good number of your larger metropolitan areas will have -- unless the Internet has taken the profit out of such ventures -- boxes of free papers serving up nothing, but heterosɛҳuąƖ, ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖ and whatever else kind of pornography you could imagine.
When I lived in Phoenix and later one of its suburbs I would often pull into a strip mall -- they are all over the place -- and just walk up to these newspaper boxes, open them up, grab the whole stash of 50, 100, or however many papers were in the box, and walk very matter of fact back to my vehicle, deposit them in the back, and calmly drive off. No one ever hassled me -- not ever, not once, although I made sure to do it only in front of such businesses where I didn't think I could be easily seen by a proprietor looking out the front window. The "easiest pickings" were on the street corners where I could swing up close to the box with my vehicle. (One day I literally drove up to one of these strip malls just as a guy with a pick-up was finishing his business of loading the last of these boxes up. Just as he left I got out and did my clean-up operation!) During my relatively short time of residence in Phoenix I must have collected many thousands, perhaps tens of thousands of these vile newspapers. Since they were free I never once violated the 7th Commandment nor did I ever even commit a criminal infraction of any kind.
Once you have the papers you can drop them in charitable newspaper bins where they will be sold for scrap. On the other hand, you can sell them yourself. (1 Timothy 5:18 "The laborer is worthy of his reward.")
What I have described above is obviously not your typical Catholic Action, but you may rest quite assured that it is 100% Action and it is 100% Catholic. AMDG