Month July 2008
Being Human – Part II—The Coalition for Life has completed the second episode of Being Human. The Tiber Swim Team T-shirt—Come on in. The water’s fine. Man Sues Bible—Is God guilty of hate crimes? Whose Money Is It?—Charitable deduction for… Continue Reading →
Marcel LeJeune at Aggie Catholics writes about a wonderful pro-life video series entitled Being Human. The Coalition for Life, a locally-run pro-life organization that has been very successful (and is a partner in the fight against abortion with St. Mary’s),… Continue Reading →
There has been quite a stir these past days due to speculation that a substantial amount of traditional Anglican clergy may seek some form of corporate union with Rome. And anytime I hear a stir or the rabble being roused… Continue Reading →
A man is suing two Bible publishing houses, claiming their versions of the Bible that refer to homosexuality as a sin violates his constitutional rights and have caused him emotional pain and mental instability, says The Grand Rapids Press. Bradley… Continue Reading →
Ray D. Madoff is a professor of Law at Boston College. Professor Madoff, in a NYT op-ed, is upset that people, other than him, get to decide where they want to donate their money. Actually, Madoff doesn’t really think that… Continue Reading →
Alien Worshiping Glamour Lesbians Criticize the Church—I’m not kidding! Remedial Rubrics With Dick and Jane—General instruction for the simpleton generation. Shakespeare Was Catholic—”He died a Papist.” All That Faith Will Allow—When it comes to unity, generosity is key. Kevorkian for… Continue Reading →
Here’s the greatest lede in a newspaper article that I’ve ever read. It’s got everything. It’s got anti-Catholicism. It’s got holier-than-thou homosexuals. It’s got lunacy. It’s got faux-objective journalism. Ready for it? Here’s the lede from The Daily Telegraph: A… Continue Reading →
Jeff Miller over at The Curt Jester is at it again with these new pictures. He has a way of taking situations that anger the rest of us and mocking it so we can laugh at it. By now I… Continue Reading →
Author Joseph Pearce has a new book out “The Quest for Shakespeare: The Bard of Avon and the Church of Rome” which claims that Shakespeare was a Catholic. Now there have been many theories about this over the years but… Continue Reading →
There has been quite a stir these past days due to speculation that a substantial amount of traditional Anglican clergy may seek some form of corporate union with Rome. The Traditional Anglican Communion asked for the same thing last October… Continue Reading →