Month December 2009
With Anglicans like these, who needs Unitarians. This is bad folks, so if you are prone to fainting or complaining in the combox, read no further. We have multiple layers of offensive here. First, let’s start with the obvious. The… Continue Reading →
A New Jersey priest has joined with an atheist group in a lawsuit against a Catholic bishop in Brooklyn. Together they are seeking to have the Church’s tax exemption removed because Bishop Nicholas Di Marzio may have “subtly” endorsed a… Continue Reading →
The actress Jennifer Jones, who will be forever remembered for her role as St. Bernadette in the classic “Song of Bernadette” has passed away at the age of 90. I know thatr parts of her life were troubled, but I… Continue Reading →
Interesting news from the Congressional Quartlerly via NRO. Sen. Bob Casey, the pretend pro-life Senator from Pennsylvania, is working on a compromise to bring Sen. Ben Nelson on board the healthcare bill. According to CQ, what Casey is proposing is… Continue Reading →
As I have followed the developments in the Anglican situation over the past few years, I have become aware of a number of Anglican websites that amaze me. I am amazed in that these sites endeavour to report and opine… Continue Reading →
A little Obama humor at the expense of Tiger Woods.
I found this discussion between Daniel Dennett, co-director of the Center for Cognitive Studies, the Austin B. Fletcher Professor of Philosophy, and a University Professor at Tufts University, and Dr. John F. Haught, theologian and Senior Research Fellow at the… Continue Reading →
I’ve always wondered what was more important to secularist liberals, abortion or socialism. Sure, the two seem to be linked but when it comes down to it, which one, I wondered, was the principal which liberals would cling to no… Continue Reading →
The award for most shameless use of religious imagery in an effort to garner political power goes to…well Barack Obama. But the National Association of Latino Elected Officials comes in a close second with this stunt. The Washington Post is… Continue Reading →
It it with great delight that I relate the news that a trilogy of movies that was made specifically to poke a stick in the eye of Catholics, has been canceled after the first movie. It is with greater delight… Continue Reading →