Month February 2010
Catholic Culture reports: Pope Benedict XVI celebrated Mass in St. Peter’s basilica on February 11 as the Church observed the World Day of the Sick, the feast of Our Lady of Lourdes. In his homily the Holy Father said: “The… Continue Reading →
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Hollywood is once again planning on extending its diseased covetous fingers back into my childhood memories to plunder and despoil them for their own malicious needs. The pealing bells that hearken me back to childhood are once again being perverted… Continue Reading →
People have strange notions of God. A semi-agnostic co-worker recently remarked to me that he regards the Bible as so much hooey because the God of the Old Testament is mean and wrathful while the God of the New Testament… Continue Reading →
Imagine this. A play about abortion by a celebrated writer is having difficulty finding a stage. Why? In this age when even mediocre movies and plays about abortion get nominated for every award possible, why would a play about abortion… Continue Reading →
Listen folks, I don’t have many rules of thumb, but I have some. One is that if Fr. James Martin, S.J. of America magazine and I both think you are off your rocker, you must really be in the deep… Continue Reading →
Here’s some huge news. And a win for pro-lifers. A Planned Parenthood clinic has been placed on probation due to Lila Rose’s undercover work with the Mona Lisa project. For the full story and all the charges against the clinic… Continue Reading →
In a piece today in America Magazine, Michael Sean Winters starts out talking about how the notes on Palin’s hand made certain liberals froth at the mouth but then he obviously couldn’t help himself and jumped over to full Obama… Continue Reading →
This is Erin Manning’s fourth and final guest post here. It’s been a great month. We want to thank Erin for her hard work and great pieces. This last one is no exception. Maybe we’ll do it again in the… Continue Reading →
A pro-life organization at a college in British Columbia may be silenced because it it’s point of view has been deemed offensive and controversial by others. Since 2008 the University of Victoria’s Student Society Board has refused to grant club… Continue Reading →