Month January 2010
You’ve probably seen the trailer for Denzel Washington’s latest movie. It seemed to me to be your basic post-apocalyptic violence soaked actioner. Now I love movies but I was definitely thinking this seemed like a cable movie. I like Denzel… Continue Reading →
Alert! Beware! Enter at Your Own Risk! No killing happens here! In fact, no violence at all! You will only find love and counseling during a very difficult time of your life. Beware! The Michigan Daily reports: FemDems, the Women’s… Continue Reading →
Doesn’t anyone want to be a grown-up anymore? When I was a child I wanted to grow up to be an adult. But now it seems so many of the adults I meet seemingly want to be children. I met… Continue Reading →
In a sea of horror, a glimmer of hope.
Don’t anyone dare act surprised. There’s clear precedent for this. Remember when the White House asked Georgetown to cover a a gold “IHS” monogram symbolizing Jesus’ name with a piece of black-painted plywood while Obama gave his speech? Well that… Continue Reading →
Today is my brother Kevin’s funeral. I promise we’ll be back to posting regularly tomorrow.
Like the “Second Spring” we’ve been seeing in church architecture, there is also something of a renewal of church music these days… and one of its bright lights is Chicago composer and conductor Kevin Allen. We are fortunate that he… Continue Reading →
The powers that be n the Democrat party must be getting real nervous over the final passage of the health-care bill if Bob Shrum’s article in The Week Magazine is any indication. Shrum, a Georgetown graduate and a political consultant… Continue Reading →
The New York Times reports that Tennessee Harold Ford is looking to be the next Senator from…New York? Yup. Well New York brought it on themselves by electing a former First Lady from Arkansas as their Senator so all bets… Continue Reading →
By now you have seen and heard about Senate Majority leaders unbelievably stupid remarks about Barack Obama in which he called him a “light-skinned” African American with no discernible “Negro dialect, unless he wanted to have one.” Harry apologized for… Continue Reading →