Month July 2009
Darn! We were this close to getting rid of these guys forever, but alas they have been rescued from the dustbin of history – at least for now. BOSTON — Voice of the Faithful, the lay Catholic group founded during… Continue Reading →
Charity is at the heart of the Church’s social doctrine. Our responsibilities and commitments to each other are spelled out by that doctrine which at its core is about loving one’s neighbor. So that’s why when I see signs like… Continue Reading →
Newsbusters writes: How do you tell your kids that mommy is now a daddy? Or that a daddy is now a mommy?” Leave it to ABC to raise these questions on “Good Morning America.” A July 21 segment previewed “Primetime… Continue Reading →
I find myself completely lacking the ability to chit. And I’m very poor at chatting. Combining the chit and chat makes me a verbose lunatic capable of only non-sequiturs and insane rantings. Case in point, yesterday: I’m at the park… Continue Reading →
Ah, thes esteemed halls of one of our finest institutions of higher learning in the US. Harvard. Where one can sit at the feet of world renowned scholars and listen sagacious phrases such as “Ya, I’ll speak with your mama… Continue Reading →
Although it’s not being reported as such, Rasmussen reports a very worrisome number for the Democrats and President Obama: If the 2012 presidential election were held today, President Obama and possible Republican nominee Mitt Romney would be all tied up… Continue Reading →
During the Tour de France the other day, somebody up in the hills took shots at the riders in the peleton. As always with France, a little too little – a little to late. Why didn’t they try that during… Continue Reading →
Do you know what liars do? They tell lies. That is what liars do. Obama lies. It is what he does. He has always known that he would not be able to do much of what he planned to do… Continue Reading →
There’s been a significant amount of commentary and outrage from many corners concerning the death of the 69 year old Mom who had twin boys just three years ago through IVF. I think it could be an interesting story to… Continue Reading →
I had the good fortune to stop by Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church in the Chicago suburb of Glenview recently and saw a pretty remarkable thing: a Catholic church which used a colonial mode to “prove” that Catholic were… Continue Reading →