Year 2010
Many good people from the Garden State do not care for the show “The Jersey Shore” because it makes people from Jersey look like, well, idiots. Governor Christie even went so far as to complain this weekend about the show… Continue Reading →
Japan is in big trouble. What’s the trouble? A lack of babies is destroying the country’s economy. The birthrate in Japan is about 1.25 children per woman. 2.1 is the replacement rate. So what you have are no babies and… Continue Reading →
Maybe I take a dim view of Americans but I believe the liberal strategy to label the “Tea Party” or anyone on the right as “racist” will work. And don’t tell me it’s not a strategy by the liberals to… Continue Reading →
Houston Votes “Policeman” from Curiosity Shoppe on Vimeo. Houston Votes receives its funding from Texans Together which has received funding from the federal government including grants for Americorps workers. So to make this clear -the federal government is funding an… Continue Reading →
Clumsy Best Man Ruins Wedding – Watch more Funny Videos If this is’t a great reason to get married in a church I don’t know what is. This could never happen in a church unless there was some really weird… Continue Reading →
A news magazine accompanied a number of priests to gay clubs and engaged in casual sex. The Daily Mail reports: A gay priest sex scandal has rocked the Catholic Church in Italy today after a weekly news magazine released details… Continue Reading →
Many people hope that if Republicans can take back at least one house come November, that some degree of sanity can be restored and our fiscal house can be put in order. But perhaps it will already be too late…. Continue Reading →
OK. Could this be the greatest drink ever? The Metro UK reports: BrewDog, of Fraserburgh, Aberdeenshire, is the firm behind the new ale that’s apparently stronger than whisky and vodka at 55 per cent volume…. Twelve bottles of The End… Continue Reading →
This is pretty ugly. The National Organization for Marriage is traveling around the country. In Providence, protestors stormed the podium, threatened to kidnap children, and attempted to intimidate supporters of traditional marriage. Watch for yourself:
I recently ran across a story in which a catechist was told by a participant in a training session: “you can keep your catechism.” It reminded me of a story of my own working as a liturgical and architectural consultant.I… Continue Reading →