Year 2009
So, are you all geeked up about the upcoming “Watchmen” movie? Well this will warm your heart. You can feel safe that if you decide to bring your kids to the epic comic book movie they won’t learn to smoke…. Continue Reading →
Appearing on the O’Reilly Factor, Catholic convert Laura Ingraham says that the Pope has closed the Cafeteria and that life is a public duty. Laura suggests that the cafeteria is closed. Unfortunately, I think it will take more. Perhaps all… Continue Reading →
Jen F. over at Conversion Diary has been having bloggers come up with Seven Quick Takes. We here at CMR are dramatically improving on Jen’s idea and are coming up with a list of eight things. Since the truth of… Continue Reading →
The SSPX’s crazy uncle has been told by Argentina to pack his bags for he has 10 days to leave the country. [TimesOnline] Bishop Richard Williamson has been give ten days to leave the country or face expulsion after global… Continue Reading →
Time Mag Mocks Church’s FOCA Stand—Silly Church actually believed what Obama said about abortion? That’s just silly talk. CMR: Vote Like Dems—The blogosphere is encountering a crisis unequaled in history so CMR has been forced to take this vote to… Continue Reading →
Well, now that someone has gone and nominated us for the 2009 Blogger’s Choice Awards [Thanks!], it would be unseemly if we didn’t make a good showing of it! If it pleases, give us a vote for: Best Religion BlogandBest… Continue Reading →
Time Magazine has called the Freedom of Choice Act a ‘mythical’ bill and then mocks and questions the Catholic Church’s motives for standing up against FOCA with lines like these: The Catholic Crusade Against a Mythical Abortion Bill… The U.S…. Continue Reading →
CMR’s writers Patrick and Matthew Archbold (hereafter referred to as “The talent”) are furious at the executive board at CMR Inc. which has only just discovered yesterday that the blog is caught up in a virtual cage match with other… Continue Reading →
North Dakota’s House of Representatives has passed a bill recognizing a fertilized egg as a “person” worthy of rights. The bill, which now moves to the Senate, is a direct and legally interesting challenge to Roe V. Wade and is… Continue Reading →