Month September 2011
I’m heading to Mass this morning but I saw this and thought it was pretty cool so I thought I’d throw it up here. Yahoo reports: Josh Ripley didn’t have to stop. Running in a recent cross country meet for… Continue Reading →
What starts out as a great story about a young college student trying to live the American Dream just became a cautionary tale for our time. You ready? A student at West Hills College Lemoore wanted to put a little… Continue Reading →
First we had the Michelle Bachmann fade and now we may be seeing Rick Perry fade. The one constant has been Mitt Romney. And that’s scaring me. A lot. I’m really starting to wonder if Mitt is actually going to… Continue Reading →
Nancy Pelosi was asked by CNS what she would do if Republicans who voted against the continuing resolution this morning were angling again to remove funding from Planned Parenthood. And our favorite Catholic congresswoman Nancy Pelosi said: “Let’s hope that… Continue Reading →
A sociologist from the University of Notre Dame completed a study recently gauging the moral thinking of 18-23 year olds. The results are startling, depressing and for this father of five, they’re scary. You’re not going to believe it how… Continue Reading →
Ha! A four year old girl calls 911 for help with her Math homework. Awesome. HT Viral Footage
Thems fighting words. And I’m likin’ it. Archbishop Timothy Dolan sent a pretty strongly worded letter to President Obama saying that unless this administration changes course quickly on the issue of religious freedom that the government is creating “a national… Continue Reading →
A test to be Catholic? Mao Qin Wang fled to Canada from his native China for fear of religious persecution for his Roman Catholic faith. Canada’s Immigration and Refugee Board said “Oh yeah? Well who was Jesus’ grandmother? Huh?” The… Continue Reading →
Or maybe I just wish they didn’t.
The Politico reports that despite being recently censured, congressman Charlie Rangel will have his visage permanently displayed on Capitol Hill. Good grief. The House Ways and Means Committee, which Rangel chaired until he lost his gavel following accusations of ethics… Continue Reading →