Month November 2009
Stick with this little clip to the end. Some things never change. Thanks to Lori.
I’ve seen many polls that conclude that America is a “pro-life” nation. And that the number of self-identified pro-lifers is growing. I’ve even felt myself growing hopeful about the immediate future because of those poll numbers. But after reading a… Continue Reading →
In a hastily called press conference coming just hours after the New York Yankees convincing victory last night in Game Four of the World Series over the Philadelphia Phillies, Pennsylvania Senator Arlen Specter announced today that he is now a… Continue Reading →
KBTX is reporting an amazing story that an executive director at a local Planned Parenthood has resigned after viewing an ultrasound of an abortion procedure. Abby Johnson had worked at PP for about eight years. “I just thought I can’t… Continue Reading →
The G.O.P. Stalinists Invade Upstate New York. That’s the headline of Frank Rich’s column which ran in the New York Times today. Now, I’m not going to belabor the point and rattle on about how outrageous Rich’s sentiments are because… Continue Reading →
Freddy Krueger is mad. Robert Englund, the actor who played Freddy Krueger in the Elm Street movies, is upset over a few things and unfortunately he decided to share them with us. What has Englund so upset? One might be… Continue Reading →
I was surprised this morning but my parish didn’t mention Congress’ healthcare plan as requested by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. My parish is very strongly pro-life but today we had a visiting priest so there might have… Continue Reading →
CLARIFICATION BY THE DIRECTOR OF THE HOLY SEE PRESS OFFICE, FR. FEDERICO LOMBARDI, S.I., ON SPECULATIONS ABOUT THE CELIBACY ISSUE IN THE ANNOUNCED APOSTOLIC CONSTITUTION REGARDING PERSONAL ORDINARIATES FOR ANGLICAN ENTERING INTO FULL COMMUNION WITH THE CATHOLIC CHURCH There has… Continue Reading →
A few weeks ago nobody had ever heard about Dede Scozzafava. And then Newt Gingrich endorsed her for the House seat (NY-23) for which she was already endorsed by the local Republican Party. But then Sarah Palin, who Katie Couric… Continue Reading →