Month September 2008
This is a beautiful and salient story from the Washington Post about a father who gave all for his son. Our condolences go out to the family and friends of this great and good man. If you ever ran into… Continue Reading →
There’s a startling irony in the Bishop’s statement concerning Senator Joe Biden’s remarks on abortion on last week’s Meet The Press. When asked when life begins or when rights are granted Joe Biden, Barack Obama and Nancy Pelosi all awkwardly… Continue Reading →
As a Catholic, there are certain things that are guaranteed to make you shake your head. Among the things that can make your cranium quaver are America Magazine, Catholic Universities, and Jesuits. How fortunate are we that we have all… Continue Reading →
Wait! I Thought He Was The Messiah?—Rev. Jeremiah Wright compares Obama to the Virgin Mary. Pope John Paul II? Nope. Reagan? Nah. Gorby? Yes!—Gorbachev Receives Liberty Medal Award. Huh? Sign of Peace Or 7th Inning Stretch?—There was talking, laughing, hugging,… Continue Reading →
I know we’ve all had it a little up to here with the whole Messiah complex from Obama. From the pictures of him with halos, to the electric crosses burning brightly behind him, to the “Jesus was a community organizer”… Continue Reading →
Say what you will about Mikhail Gorbachev, I’m having a hard time today understanding the National Constitution Center’s decision to award him with the 2008 Liberty Medal. Just look at this sentence – The former head of the Soviet Union… Continue Reading →
Yesterday I was at Mass at a parish I don’t typically go to and it was really quite nice. The music was beautiful. In fact, the choir was so good that I found myself listening to them instead of praying…. Continue Reading →
Newsmax.com deserves a moment of praise, not for reporting that a Vatican official praised Sarah Palin, but because they referred to the source as a “Vatican official” and not “The Vatican” as reporters are wont to do. I don’t know… Continue Reading →