Month June 2008
Catholic Judge in Limbo—Catholic Judge Accused of Anti-Catholicism because he’s Catholic. Got it? New Photos from Thomas Aquinas College—Whose in charge of the zeitgeist around here? Jailed for Homeschooling—Zey’re coming to take you away , ja ja! Rambling Ruminations of… Continue Reading →
Architect Duncan Stroik sent some new photos from the new Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity Chapel project at Thomas Aquinas College in California. It’s a great thing to see the dreamy, optimistic watercolor renderings actually turn into the… Continue Reading →
Today, members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, along with U.S. Senators Arlen Specter, Elizabeth Dole and Richard Burr, will join together to demonstrate support for Fourth Circuit Court nominee, Judge Robert Conrad. Wendy Wright, President of Concerned Women for America… Continue Reading →
Remember the case where a couple of parents in Germany were fined for homeschooling their child. Well today it got a lot worse, according to World Net Daily. The mother and father each have been ordered by a German judge… Continue Reading →
Even though we were completely wrong, we were right. Besides, since you were not obliged to listen in the first place, it doesn’t matter that we were wrong. Even though we were right. Moreover, since circumstances change, which means that… Continue Reading →
Catholic Charities Helps Girl Obtain Abortion—Don’t worry, they gave her contraceptives first First Awkward Moment of the Gay Marriage Era—Homosexuality used to be a lot gayer before they ruined it with marriage. Pro-Life Advocate “Lynched”—Off to the gibbet with the… Continue Reading →
Pro Ecclesia is reporting that federal authorities are investigating the actions of a Catholic charity in Richmond Virginia which helped a 16-year-old Guatemalan girl to receive an abortion in January, in possible violation of Virginia law. Officials have called the… Continue Reading →
The first awkward conversation of the gay marriage era occurred yesterday on the couch of a suburban California home shortly after two gay men watched the news together about the first same sex marriage ceremony. Bob Carolson, an interior designer,… Continue Reading →
Recently in Florida, some Bishops protested the new translation of the Roman Missal saying it included words too difficult for us dunderheads. Among the byzantine words that supposedly soar above our working class craniums was “gibbet”. A “gibbet” is a… Continue Reading →
My Ears Turn Off—Perfect Ears Means Big Punishments I’m A Kitty Genovese American—When the world was on fire, what side were you on? The Ingenuity of Devout Oxymorons—Rationalization of the absurd does not lead to pretty prose. Watch This and… Continue Reading →