Month March 2010
I can be a real jerk sometimes. Arrogant. Proud. Judgmental. That probably doesn’t shock you. Case in point, I found myself looking around Mass yesterday thinking snidely that the crowds were much larger on Palm Sunday than typical Sundays. I… Continue Reading →
I know the Charismatic movement has many things to commend it, I am sure. Many more things than say, the religious education conference in LA. But unfortunately, they have too much in common. Here is the thing. If I wanted… Continue Reading →
What does the Georgetown University administration think they’re teaching their students? A group of pro-choice, pro-birth control Georgetown University students demanded a meeting with the President of the school John J. DeGioia, about two months ago. After receiving no response… Continue Reading →
Andrew M. Brown at the Telegraph.co.uk says it all in his opening paragraphs. I read the coverage of the Pope every day in the newspapers and listen to the BBC news and as a Catholic and a journalist I feel… Continue Reading →
Liturgesy: Heresy expressed in the form of Liturgy Witness the closing ceremonies (aka liturgy) from Los Angeles Religious Education Congress 2010. I kept expecting a giant Stonehenge to come down from the ceiling. ht Rorate Caeli
ABC News has this headline up on a news story: Only God Can Fire Pope Benedict After Scandals Irish Singer Sinead O’Connor and Journalist Christopher Hitchens Call for Investigation While stories should be written concerning the sex abuse scandal there… Continue Reading →
Democrats and their p.r. arm, the mainstream media, are screaming about how the violent political rhetoric from the right is “aiding and abetting” violence. Nancy Pelosi even said “I have concerns about some of the language that is being used… Continue Reading →
I really don’t like this guy. I can’t wait until November.
Every Holy Week, we get the same ol’ thing. First you take a great heaping spoonful of stupid publicity seeking artist, add in a dose of outraged Christian, spice it up with some feigned surprise from the artist that anyone… Continue Reading →