Year 2010
Last week I had the good fortune to go to Cincinnati to give a talk on architect Edward Schulte, who lived from 1890 to 1975. He started out as a traditional church designer and lived long enough to branch into… Continue Reading →
This is a really well done video. Almost makes you wish to be a Republican. Almost. We Will Remember from Republican Governors Association on Vimeo.
In what has to be one of the stupidest things said or done by the GOP in…well since the last time Michael Steele opened his mouth in front of a microphone, an Ohio county GOP Committee put out a newsletter… Continue Reading →
Ugh! Declaration of Bishop Roger Joseph Vangheluwe of Bruges, Belgium “When I was still just a priest, and for a certain period at the beginning of my episcopate, I sexually abused a minor from my immediate environment. The victim is… Continue Reading →
George Weigel has delicious rebuttal to the imbecilic letter published by theologetic Hans Kung. Rebuttal is actually being too kind. Smack down is more like it. Some snippets. What can be expected, though, is that you comport yourself with a… Continue Reading →
The latest glut of “news” stories by the media hitting the Catholic Church for abusing children has much more to do with anti-Catholicism than actually protecting children. Proof? Pretty simple actually. The media has claimed that it’s reluctantly reporting on… Continue Reading →
Happy Earth Day. HT Weasel Zippers.
In all the media hype surrounding the sex abuse scandal, haters of the Church have wondered if that scandal could destroy the Church and the priesthood. The short answer is no, but a scandal like this one could.(Not destroy permanently,… Continue Reading →
The AP reports: President Barack Obama, treading carefully in the explosive arena of abortion and the Supreme Court, said Wednesday he will choose a nominee who pays heed to the rights of women and the privacy of their bodies. Yet… Continue Reading →
Seattle Times has this priceless story: Three bisexual men are suing a national gay-athletic organization, saying they were discriminated against during the Gay Softball World Series held in the Seattle area two years ago. The three Bay Area men say… Continue Reading →