Month October 2009
Who needs Nostradamus when you have the great Santorum? Santorum said if the right to sex is the right to any sort of “consensual sex” then logic dictates that soon you’ll have the right to bigamy, the right to polygamy,… Continue Reading →
Conspiracy theories. Don’t like ’em. Kennedy, grassy knoll. Nope, don’t buy it. Lone crazy commie did it. MLK. Nope. James Earl Ray did it. (btw I am convinced that MLK would be a conservative today) Jimmy Carter. No big rabbit,… Continue Reading →
With all this talk about green Bibles, liberal Bibles, and conservative Bibles I thought this was the perfect joke for the day. HT Overheard in the Sacristy HT Sacred Sandwich
Since 2003, the Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe High School cheerleaders have held up paper signs for the players to crash through at the beginning of games, sometimes the signs have Bible verses on them. That is, until now. The Superintendent has now… Continue Reading →
OK. I’m getting a little tired of being told that Jesus wants universal health care. No. Actually a lot tired. But Nicole Sotelo of the National Catholic Reporter, I guess, doesn’t care too much about my fatigue because she makes… Continue Reading →
Matthew got to see Zombieland. I like zombies. I hope to see it soon. While Matthew was rubbing it in my face that he saw it and I didn’t, we got to talking about some important issues. Is zombieism just… Continue Reading →
From the Telegraph in the UK: “Mass” at Plobsheim, France, Pentecost 2009 from Donald Jenkins on Vimeo.
I saw a Jesuit priest I once knew recently. He was a good man who taught me much about Catholicism and I’ll always be grateful to him. Before him, my Catholicism was one of vague notions. He helped me to… Continue Reading →
Seriously folks. Just about anyone who knows me knows that I am a glass is half full kinda guy. Keep this in mind when I say the following. We are so screwed. I am not even gonna go into our… Continue Reading →
In perhaps the most unserious and disingenuous piece I’ve read on the Newsweek/Washington Post On Faith blog, Anthony Stevens Arroyo suggests that we essentially cancel the March for Life and make it an Obama rally. I’m actually not kidding. Arroyo… Continue Reading →