Year 2010
This is pretty awful. You’ve got a Catholic Church adorned with soccer balls, everyone (including the priest) dressed in orange in preparation for the World Cup final, and the priest smiling and as Al Kresta said “mugging for the camera… Continue Reading →
Daily Mail reports the most frivolous lawsuit ever. Daily Mail reports: A teacher in Australia is claiming half a million pounds in compensation because she says she permanently damaged her larynx yelling at rowdy children. Her voice was damaged, she… Continue Reading →
Prepare thyself for the stupidest thing you will read today! Ron Modras, professor of theological studies at St. Louis University and author of Ignatian Humanism, writes at the National Catholic Reporter about the rash of excommunications. It is so singularly… Continue Reading →
Would Catholics be better off in America today if scientists discovered a “Catholic gene?” Sadly, I think we would. Sadly, I think our culture promotes and celebrates victimhood and punishes morality. Sadly, I think the discovery of a papal mitre… Continue Reading →
An Al Qaeda affiliate based in Yemen has launched a new English-language online magazine that isn’t very fond of Israel, is anti-American, and makes the lives of our radical Islamist enemies a little easier. ABC News is reporting on this… Continue Reading →
Brought to you by the pro-abortion nutjobs in Congress, a bill is in play forcing the FDA to prevent crisis pregnancy centers from saying they “help” women. No, I’m serious. Really. Michael Tennant of the New American writes: Imagine a… Continue Reading →
This is one of the best and weirdest stories you are likely read today. You may recall some previous stories about an abortion clinic in Rockford, Illinois (See here and here). Well, we have a new one. But this one… Continue Reading →
Over the weekend, the protestants of the Anglican communion acted like protestants. Good. This past weekend the General Synod of the Church of England rejected a compromise over women’s ordination aimed at maintaining the unity of the Church of England…. Continue Reading →
Michelle Malkin reported that a mysterious package was dropped at the home of an oil executive, injuring his wife. Local and federal investigators were at a northwest Houston home Friday night where an explosion sent a woman to the hospital.The… Continue Reading →