Year 2009
Something tells me this might become a big deal. I’m pretty proud of Pope Benedict XVI for leaving if the reports are accurate. It seems that a high ranking Muslim cleric may have commandeered the microphone just after Pope Benedict’s… Continue Reading →
So Wanda Sykes wishes kidney failure and death on conservative Rush Limbaugh and President Obama guffaws. And that was this weekend. You’d think that would be a pretty big news story, right? As of 4 p.m. that’s got less than… Continue Reading →
Two quasi celebrities have pictures of them cavorting with women made very very public that starts the rumor mills that they’re cheating on their vows. Uh-oh. So what do you do next? So you’ve seen the images of one of… Continue Reading →
With the Pope about to visit Israel, the anti Pope rhetoric is in full force. At last check, our Hitler-Youth-O-Meter (which counts the number of times in coverage of the Pope’s visit that his compulsory involvement in the Hitler Youth… Continue Reading →
We here at the CMR Institute know anti-Catholicism. In our traveling around the blogosphere seeking out stories for you ungrateful louts we see it far more often than we should. Now, I knew that Pope Benedict’s visit to Israel would… Continue Reading →
National Catholic Register reports: At today’s National Catholic Prayer Breakfast, EWTN’s Raymond Arroyo announced that this new pro-life video ad has “initial acceptance” for broadcast on the closing episode of “American Idol.” Produced by CatholicVote.org as part of its series… Continue Reading →
Catholic Civil War. That is what the New York Times thinks is going on among Catholics. Discord is nothing new for Roman Catholicism. But the controversy surrounding the appearance of President Obama at the University of Notre Dame’s commencement on… Continue Reading →
Steven Crowder on Prayer Day, Jefferson, and the ACLU ht Right Wing Video
Father Michael Pfleger, loath to be out of the media spotlight for too long, is now flying the American flag upside down outside of his Church St. Sabina Church in Chicago. According to Chicago Breaking News: Pfleger said he decided… Continue Reading →
In the interest of full disclosure, I am a Star Trek fan but not a fanboy. I enjoyed the original series when it was in reruns during the 70’s. I was an occasional watcher of the later series’ but never… Continue Reading →