Year 2009
Many people seem confused. What is really at stake with this proposed law in Connecticut? The truth is, everything. The bottom line is that Catholic Churches in Connecticut would cease to be Catholic in the universal sense. Each parish would… Continue Reading →
President Obama has created a new oxymoron by promising to negotiate with “moderate Taliban.” So as CMR wants to follow our fearful leader in all good things we are reporting this story using as many oxymorons as we can stuff… Continue Reading →
In the age of skyrocketing unemployment, it is good to know that there are still jobs that are hard to fill. Did you know that March 10th is National Day of Appreciation for Abortion Providers? It seems that the poor… Continue Reading →
The Connecticut legislature introduced Raised Bill 1098 which takes aim directly at the Catholic Church -and no other church. The bill would remove the authority of the bishop and pastor over individual parishes and put a board of laymen in… Continue Reading →
We’re in a deep financial crisis and yet President Obama still feels the need to spend taxpayer money on abortions and embryonic stem cell research. In fact we’ve spent so much money that our government has now emptied the pockets… Continue Reading →
1963 – A Democrat Governor attempted to bar poor minority children’s access to better schools. Alabama Gov. George Wallace stood at the door of Foster Auditorium at the University of Alabama in an attempt to block black students from seeking… Continue Reading →
[Dateline London – One Year from Now] The U.S. Administration of Barack Obama is reportedly reeling over the potential impact of a number of mysterious vanishings by high profile business people and entrepreneurs. The disappearances began four weeks ago when… Continue Reading →
FaithBlogging.com has compiled its list of the 50 most influential Christian blogs and Creative Minority Report has made the cut coming in at #33. I have devised a simple system to rank these blogs based on four numbers: traffic stats… Continue Reading →
CMR readers may remember the post here some time ago on the proposed design for a west coast shrine of the Divine Mercy, a building obviously well-intentioned but with less-than-adequate architectural skill (left). The uber-talented and ever-energetic architect Matthew Alderman… Continue Reading →
According to the Washington Post, President Obama is about to announce his decision to lift restrictions on federal funding of human embryonic stem cell research. So I’m just trying to pin down the logic here. Even though research has shown… Continue Reading →