Month May 2009
Democrat Admits ‘Hate Crime’ Bill Will Protect 30 Sexual Orientations, screams the headline at Right Side News. Now, I’ve got to be honest with you I didn’t know there were more sexual orientations than flavors at your local Baskin Robbins…. Continue Reading →
“It’s the end of the world as we know it, and I feel fine!” Good Morning. Hope you are all enjoying your long weekend here in the States. Here are some headlines to help you start your day on the… Continue Reading →
If you ask me, she starts off a little shaky but the finale is quite stirring. Funny how she has captured the imaginations of so many. HT Gateway Pundit
Active Homosexuality “Hey, I don’t care what people do behind closed doors. Not my business.” “Two consenting adults can do whatever they want, it is a private matter.” “Not that there is anything wrong with that.” We have all heard… Continue Reading →
Last night the kids and I prayed before bed. Seeing the baby in the crib clasping her hands together and speaking gobbledeygook intentions is one of the cutest things ever. And no matter how many times I try to slow… Continue Reading →
HT The Nose on Your Face
I was just perusing around the Catholic blogosphere and saw that CMR was locked in a battle with Larry D’s “Acts of the Apostasy” for “Most Hi-freakin-larious” blog in the Cannonball Awards. Currently, CMR is slightly ahead of Larry D… Continue Reading →
National Review’s Kathryn Jean Lopez says that Obama’s speech at Notre Dame muddled the Catholic message…and did nothing to advance the debate.
══ 1 ══ Robot Morality? We here at CMR are convinced that eventually the robots will turn on us. When it happens, it will happen because of people like Rutgers University philosopher Peter Asaro. Robots might be better at distinguishing… Continue Reading →
A former fetus who was decidedly pro-life while in the womb announced today that he’s pro-choice, suspiciously just months after being born. Now outside the womb, the baby who asked not to be named, said he realizes that sometimes difficult… Continue Reading →