Month April 2009
HT Red State
I think what’s most offensive about these new condom ads is that once again it makes the creation of life an evil. So in a world where two people choose to sleep with those they don’t particularly care for, who’s… Continue Reading →
Envision a website dedicated to attracting young women to life as a nun. I look to the Nashville or Ann Arbor Dominicans as examples of flourishing and vibrant young communities leading the way. So when I visited the Catholic Nuns… Continue Reading →
Man, he wasn’t kidding about that whole “no precondition” thing, huh. Says the NYT: The Obama administration and its European allies are preparing proposals that would shift strategy toward Iran by dropping a longstanding American insistence that Tehran rapidly shut… Continue Reading →
If you build it, they will come. Take a look at these pictures of a Basilica located in the U.S. and tell me if you know where it is? Are these pictures of heaven? No. Iowa. These are pictures of… Continue Reading →
Don’t judge a book by its cover and all that… Remember Paul Potts from Britain’s Got Talent? Well meet Paula Potts aka Susan Boyle. I absolutely love stuff like this and I hope you do too. Enjoy!
Taking money from a notorious baby-killer is one thing, but to lie about it? Shocking. The pro-choice Catholic Governor of Kansas is now President Obama’s nominee to head HHS. She has had some difficulties and now they seem to have… Continue Reading →
Moments before his appearance on This Week with George Stephanopoulos, Pastor Rick Warren canceled because he was “sick with exhaustion.” Heck, I’d be exhausted too doing all those back flips. You see, Warren is exhausted because, I guess, twisting yourself… Continue Reading →
Some mind boggling survey responses from self described Christians. It seems a great many Christians believe some silly notions. Surprise. Surprise. It seems that about 60 percent of “Christians” at least somewhat agree that Satan is not a real entity… Continue Reading →
One of the things that kept going through my mind this past weekend was how the Church which has changed the world for 2,000 years must be divinely inspired – mostly because the people initially in charge were a shambles…. Continue Reading →