Month February 2008
Think back to a time when good German people were forced to flee their homeland in the middle of the night for fear of the state. Parents, fearful that their children would be forced into state run indoctrination camps, tried… Continue Reading →
Ralph Nader said Sunday he will run for president as a third-party candidate, criticizing the top White House contenders as too close to big business and pledging to repeat a bid that will “shift the power from the few to… Continue Reading →
Earthquakes Are Caused by Gays—Orthodox Jew says “gay” laws caused earthquakes. Here is a list of other disasters caused by gays. Madonna Ends Streak With Hepatitis Scare—Bartender may have given Hepatitis to celebrities. What did the celebrities give back? Georgetown… Continue Reading →
C’mon. There are plenty of things that we can rightfully blame gays for, but earthquakes? News.com.au -Shlomo Benizri of the ultra-Orthodox Jewish Shas Party said the only way to prevent the earthquakes was for parliament to stop liberalising laws concerning… Continue Reading →
Celebrities Demi Moore, Ashton Kutcher and Madonna are among hundreds of patrons of a New York bar being urged by New York health officials on Thursday to get a Hepatitis A vaccination after a bartender was found to be infected…. Continue Reading →
The Editorial Board of the student run Georgetown Hoya today asks a question that many of us have asked many many times: “Where Have the Jesuits Gone?” The direction of Georgetown is no longer determined by the principles of Jesuit… Continue Reading →
Sneak Peak from La Crosse—Architect Duncan Stroik sent some pictures today from the rapidly moving completion of the great Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in LaCrosse, Wisconsin My Daughter’s First Confession—A confession story that has very little to do… Continue Reading →
Architect Duncan Stroik sent some pictures today from the rapidly moving completion of the great Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in LaCrosse, Wisconsin (click on thumbnails for larger images). The building is set to be dedicated on July 31st,… Continue Reading →
I cannot speak too highly of confession. Right now I’m feeling good. My eight year old daughter had her first confession tonight. She’d been running a 102 degree fever all day and I told her she didn’t have to go… Continue Reading →
This is the latest in a series in which I rip-off reprint the pastoral message of Fr. John McCartney of St. Matthew’s in Dix Hills NY. I feel guilty about continually stealing borrowing his work, but it is too good… Continue Reading →