Year 2012
Don’t get me wrong, I am nervous as all get out in this election. I find it unbelievable that this election is so closely contested. Alas alack. But I have been following this very closely, I have read the internals… Continue Reading →
You’d have thought that Todd Akin would be running from all things abortion in his race but he’s doubling down. Good for him. If the race is going to be about abortion, I guess he figures he might as well… Continue Reading →
Archbishop William Lori asked that a letter of his be read to parishioners concerning the upcoming gay “marriage” vote. It seems Fr. Richard Lawrence of St. Vincent dePaul parish in Baltimore did just that. And then he told parishioners exactly… Continue Reading →
I know this isn’t data but it drives me crazy. My kids go to a Catholic school. Up until last year I was thrilled with our parish elementary school but unfortunately we were regionalized. I’m still taking a wait and… Continue Reading →
Dad, Baby Dress as Power Loader from ‘Aliens’ for Halloween. HT Breitbart *subhead*Aliens.*subhead*
Here is it folks, your chance to play the hottest new game in the Catholic blogosphere called “What’s missing from this press release?” This week’s question involves Regis University in Colorado? Just click here, read their press release and see… Continue Reading →
The name ‘Romney’ is spelled out in sand during an Obama & Christie aerial tour of the Atlantic Coast The fact that someone took the time to do this knowing that Obama was going to fly overhead just tells you… Continue Reading →
Boom! Some knowledge. *subhead*Boom.*subhead*
It always weirds me out that people who do yoga, eat plants and seaweed, and drink blended apricots feel perfectly “ohm” about ingesting a carcinogen on a daily basis in their birth control. Check out the story from this woman… Continue Reading →
For everything there is a season. After hurricane Sandy there will be a time of rebuilding, for sure, but that is not now. Politicians love to give teary and stoic pledges to rebuild bigger and better after a disaster and… Continue Reading →