Month October 2009
I won’t be reading “Good Without God: What a Billion Nonreligious People Do Believe” by Greg Epstein, the Humanist Chaplain of Harvard University. I would’ve read it if I thought it had anything of interest to say about morality. But… Continue Reading →
With apologies to Lee Greenwood, Anglicans, and people of good will… If tomorrow all the things were goneI believed all my lifeAnd I had to pick another faithThat wouldn’t crimp my style of lifeI’d thank my lucky stars for a… Continue Reading →
You know me. I’m not one to make outlandish accusations but I think Penn State University may be filled with vampires. And not the angsty teen kind like in “Twilight.” But the old school Bella Lugosi freak out at a… Continue Reading →
Wow! This is big news. For months the bishops have been threatening to oppose the healthcare legislation as long as it included abortion funding. But I didn’t expect this. Wonderful news. Catholic.org reports: An E-mail directive has been sent from… Continue Reading →
Pro-choice Democrat Rep. John Yarmuth was in a difficult position last night on Chris Matthews’ Hardball. This is interesting because it marks the first time a Democrat has felt uncomfortable on MSNBC since Bill Clinton said something negative about Barack… Continue Reading →
I haven’t been called a cannibal since the 70’s. Firstly, I can explain what happened that day. The pizza guy wouldn’t deliver, my buddy was sleeping and I just thought “Wow, ten toes is a lot to have.” Oh wait,… Continue Reading →
Randall Terry is running a contest on his website called the “Burn in Hell” Contest and he’s calling on pro-lifers to burn Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid in effigy on Halloween, video it, send it to Terry, and win prizes… Continue Reading →
Well that was quick. You see, for a few hours today I believed in the existence of moderate Democrats. I really did. For years I thought of moderate Democrats as similar to Bigfoot and Chupacabra. Sure, other people said they… Continue Reading →
Starting tomorrow we will begin printing some excerpts from Denis McNamara’s “Catholic Church Architecture and the Spirit of the Liturgy.” Today, I just wanted to show you some of the testimonials that have been gathered for this exciting and dare… Continue Reading →