Month April 2011
San Francisco Gate columnist Jon Carroll writes his thoughts on dealing with Republicans even though he admits he doesn’t know any. Hilarity ensues. I thought about fisking it but really it’s just so perfect on its own. And by perfect… Continue Reading →
Remarkable new photos from the renovation project at the magnificent Cathedral of St. Joseph in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. In the capable hands of Notre Dame’s Duncan Stroik, the cathedral has emerged from its pall of cream paint and unfortunate… Continue Reading →
Here’s a a full page print ad by the awesome Susan B. Anthony List running in today’s The Washington Examiner, Politico, Roll Call, The Hill, and The Washington Post Express, highlighting Planned Parenthood founder Margaret Sanger’s roots in the eugenics… Continue Reading →
From what I understand Good Friday and Earth Day fall on the same day this year. Hooray! I, however, will not be giving Earth Day a moment’s thought after I write this post (unless I think of something demeaning and… Continue Reading →
How do you celebrate the 25th anniversary of something? Well, by everyone getting together and NOT doing what you did 25 years ago. Huh? Well that is exactly what the the Church is doing to commemorate the infamous Assisi conference…. Continue Reading →
Take two horrible stories and mash them together and you get something worse. Much worse. Priest admits to sexual relationship with a woman. That’s a bad story. Man had affair with his own cousin. That’s a bad story. Priest had… Continue Reading →
In what has to be the stupidest idea the ACLU has ever had (and that’s really saying something) they ultra liberal organization is now encouraging women to incorporate their uterus. Yeah, that’s what I said. Incorporate their uterus. The ACLU’s… Continue Reading →
The Susan B. Anthony List today acted mean spiritedly and lied about former President Bill Clinton. “Mean spirited” and “lied” is of course code for when opponents speak truths that liberals wish weren’t truths. You see, Bill Clinton said recently… Continue Reading →
As part of the continuing CMR series, here is the next installment on artist Leonard Porter’s important new set of Stations of the Cross. Station Three represents Christ falling the first time. Christ’s garments again gleam with jewel tones even… Continue Reading →
Rebecca Taylor is guest blogging here this month. Rebecca is a Technologist in Molecular Biology, MB(ASCP) and a practicing Catholic. She has been writing and speaking about Catholicism and biotechnology for five years at her blog Mary Meets Dolly. This… Continue Reading →