Month May 2008
The best evidence yet that the drumbeat against public support of pro-abortion Catholic pols at Catholic institutions is having an effect appears in the Boston Globe of all places. The Globe tells us how the personally opposed prevaricators are just… Continue Reading →
Atheism is defined as “the doctrine or belief that there is no God” or simply “disbelief in the existence of a supreme being or beings.” Now that does not even come close to today’s atheism. Today’s atheists are on the… Continue Reading →
Second Spring: Chicago’s Sanctuary of the Divine Mercy—A preview of a remarkable new shrine in Chicago. What Traditional Anglicans Wrote To Rome—The contents of the letter seeking full, corporate, and sacramental union with the See of Rome. Where Do Art… Continue Reading →
CMR is happy to give its readers a preview of a remarkable shrine in Chicago, the Sanctuary of the Divine Mercy, now in its final planning stages. The Sanctuary grows from the vision of Fr. Anthony Bus, the pastor of… Continue Reading →
Being the father of five I sometimes feel that I’m getting pretty good and the whole parenting thing. But as my children are all fairly young I’m asking for help. Now, you must understand this is very difficult for me…. Continue Reading →
Some months back we wrote about the quest for unity of the Traditional Anglican Communion (TAC). The TAC is a breakaway group of orthodox Anglicans seeking full, corporate, and sacramental union with the See of Rome. Essentially, they wished to… Continue Reading →
What Traditional Anglicans Wrote To Rome—The contents of the letter seeking full, corporate, and sacramental union with the See of Rome. Maybe Clericalism Wasn’t So Bad—I am beginning to think that Maureen Martin might be a long lost sister of… Continue Reading →
I am beginning to think that Maureen Martin might be a long lost sister of ours. Perhaps we will have to talk with Mom. Either we are related or her similarly twisted mind reflects the cumulative results of centuries of… Continue Reading →
Archbishop Urges Gov. To Refrain from Communion—Cites Abortion Stance Gerald Augustinus whY?—Oh no! Is the Cafeteria Open again? TiVo is Destroying Society!—Someone Shot J.R.!? Minister: Stop Having So Many Children!—Your babies are destroying the world. Fool and Unusual Punishment—330 Year… Continue Reading →
Archbishop Joseph Naumann wrote an op-ed today in the Leaven declaring that Governor Sebelius of Kansas is not eligible to receive Communion. Having made every effort to inform and to persuade Governor Sebelius and after consultation with Bishop Ron Gilmore… Continue Reading →