Month July 2009
Stop looking in the womb! And don’t listen to the heartbeat! There’s nothing in there but a blob of tissue! That’s all! Move along. Nothing to see here. As us anti-science troglodyte conservative types embrace 21st century technology, liberals are… Continue Reading →
This is pretty darn awful and disturbing and yet another example how necessary conscience clauses are for healthcare workers. With this upcoming debate on healthcare be assured that there will be a thorough going over of conscience clauses. Remember, to… Continue Reading →
Fr. Richard McBrien of Notre Dame is slipping. He used to couch his anti-Church statements with question marks so he could just claim he was asking a question or he’d make simply say something heretical but start it with “Many… Continue Reading →
I don’t know why but I couldn’t help but smile while watching this. But you must remember! Don’t feed it after midnight and never ever get it wet! HT Deacon’s Bench
The AARP endorsing a plan that mandates “end of life counseling” for all seniors doesn’t make a whole lot of sense to me. Won’t this hurt their own membership numbers? Obama might as well be asking seniors to hitch a… Continue Reading →
You remember Code Pink, right? The anti-war organization that got tons of press attention against President George W. Bush’s War in Iraq, calling out to the country (but especially the media) with a “feisty call to wage peace.” But the… Continue Reading →
“Cambridge police acted stupidly in arresting somebody when there was already proof he was in own home.” — Barack Obama Seems pretty straightforward no? The Whitehouse says no. At the end of yesterday’s presser, President Obama made the remark about… Continue Reading →
When it comes to press treatment of President Obama the question I am asking myself is “Is The Bloom Off The Rose?” After reading a FACT CHECK by the Associated Press on yesterday’s prime time disinformation event, I think the… Continue Reading →
Nobody has pointed out the hypocrisy of liberals when it comes to Obamacare better than William Jacobson in writing: “Keep your laws off my body” has been a rallying cry of liberals, and the pro-choice movement in particular, for decades…. Continue Reading →
A friend and student here at Mundelein Seminary, Nick Blaha, is studying for the priesthood with the Archdiocese of Kansas City. He’s spending part of his summer in El Salvador at an orphanage called Nuestros Pequenos Hermanos (sorry about the… Continue Reading →