Month September 2008
From Beliefnet Do you remember the outcry when Mike Huckabee put a cross behind him in his television commercial. Obama, the former community activist and current infanticide proponent, is putting crosses on his shirts. Can you imagine if McCain/Palin did… Continue Reading →
Can Catholics Vote For McCain?—Prioritizing torture, the War, and abortion can be difficult. Thankfully Red Cardigan is on the case. He Ain’t Nothing Special—The French take rude to a new level disrespecting the Pope. The End of Civilization – Part… Continue Reading →
The question is arising everywhere all over the Catholic blogosphere: Is it morally acceptable for a Catholic to vote for a candidate who supports that which is intrinsically evil? David L. Alexander from Man With Black Hat wrote an email… Continue Reading →
Is it any wonder that nobody goes to Church in France anymore? Check out this obnoxious statement by a Cardinal from a country known for its unpleasantness. From Rorate Caeli: LOURDES (Hautes-Pyrenees), 14 September 2008 (AFP) – Cardinal Andre Vingt-Trois,… Continue Reading →
Have you ever watched a nation commit suicide before? [TimesOnline] ISLAMIC law has been officially adopted in Britain, with sharia courts given powers to rule on Muslim civil cases. The government has quietly sanctioned the powers for sharia judges to… Continue Reading →
Two of my daughters started soccer Saturday. They’re on the same team. One is five and the other is six. They’re not even a year apart in age. But they approach everything from very different perspectives. The more I hang… Continue Reading →
Really? I mean really? People are still doing this? They think this is modern? Do they think this will inspire anyone? Reader Rob sends this gem from Maine. Behold the Dalek-ernacle! This is so sad. Please people, if you are… Continue Reading →
Pep Talks From Supreme Court Justice—Chief Justice Roberts delivers pep talk to Notre Dame. How about one for the Court? The Internet Election—This election is history in the making. Doctor Worries That Palin’s Decision Could Decrease Abortions—Palin could inspire other… Continue Reading →
Chief Supreme Court Justice John Roberts apparently gave the Notre Dame Fighting Irish a behind closed doors pep talk before the Notre Dame/ Michigan battle, says the Wall Street Journal. Since Notre Dame amazingly won, I’m just wondering if Roberts… Continue Reading →
When you are part of history, it is difficult to see the history. The effect of the Internet on this election is more profound than ever before. Stories begin on the Internet. Lies begin on the Internet. The Ordinary Ministers… Continue Reading →