Month December 2011
According to The Mirror, a man staying in a hotel room for the night decided he’d cheat on his wife and mother of his three children and hire a prostitute. So he called for a prostitute to come to his… Continue Reading →
I didn’t read it so I don’t know but it looks like Christopher Columbus, the guy behind the Home Alone movies and some of the Harry Potter movies is producing Anne Rice’s book “Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt” for… Continue Reading →
An atheist group in Virginia crucified a skeletal Santa as a way of showing…well I’m not really sure what they were saying to be honest. The Loudon Times of Virginia reports: It’s that time of year again, where holiday cheer… Continue Reading →
You know what attracts people to church? Church. Think about all the thousands out there like Jimmy Fallon, fallen away Catholics who life brings back to the door of the Church. All those thousands who turn away again because church… Continue Reading →
This is disappointing. The United States Supreme Court has refused to hear a case concerning clear religious discrimination, according to The Blaze. As you probably know public schools are often used by other groups after hours and on weekends. One… Continue Reading →
My four year old came sleepily down the stairs with the craziest hair this morning holding a stuffed bear. I asked her how she slept and she said she slept fine but her little bear was scared when the monster… Continue Reading →
About two months ago I started working for the Cardinal Newman Society, the great organization committed to promoting Catholic identity at Catholic colleges. I’ve done some work for their blog “Campus Notes” but this report, if I say so myself,… Continue Reading →
I can’t call a piece by CBS News anti-Catholic. Sure, it’s clearly against the Church that currently exists and pretty much everything it stands for. But the piece is very pro-future Church -that nebulous creation that exists in the minds… Continue Reading →
I’ve played Barbies. I’ll admit it. Don’t you dare judge me. I’m a father of four girls. I had no choice. When my oldest was a toddler it was just her and me during the week while my wife worked…. Continue Reading →
Read Newt’s debate defense of his past support of an individual mandate and then I will have some comments. The original individual mandate originally was developed by Heritage Foundation and others as a method to block HillaryCare in 1993, and… Continue Reading →