Month March 2013
Everyone’s going to be looking for information on Pope Francis. I haven’t done much research but I’m very very pleased with everything I’ve seen and read about our new Pope. CNS has this: Cardinal Bergoglio has had a growing reputation… Continue Reading →
We have Pope Francis. Jorge Mario Bergoglio, SJ is an Argentine cardinal He has served as the Archbishop of Buenos Aires since 1998. He was elevated to the cardinalate in 2001. He was elected Pope on March 13, 2013, taking… Continue Reading →
The bells are ringing. The people in St. Peter’s Square are cheering. The wait is over. Now, I’m anxious again waiting to find out who our next Pope will be. Update: Say a quick prayer for the new pope. *subhead*Wait… Continue Reading →
There is something absolutely delightful to me that the world is watching a chimney. There’s something so countercultural about it. We have a media that has helicopters to cover car chases, satellites to extend their reach, and slick graphics and… Continue Reading →
The media has found their story. In light of the silence from the conclave, the media is running stories on protests such as the one in Florida where a few senior citizens in Florida protested the all male conclave by… Continue Reading →
Consistency being the hobgoblin of small minds, Piers Morgan’s giant brain must be hobgoblin free. Life must be so much easier when you don’t let little things like logic and consistency get in your way. Last week, the polished boor… Continue Reading →
MSNBC’s Katrina Vanden Huevel just compared the Catholic Church to the Soviet Union. Wait, I thought lefties liked the old USSR. HT Weasel Zippers *subhead*Outrageous.*subhead*
This is hilarious. Catholics United, the radically pro-abortion rights organization is attempting to use the conclave as a way of finding more supporters. In a sad attempt at a p.r. campaign, they have this graphic on their site which seems… Continue Reading →
This is just too priceless not to share. At PaddyPower.com the Irish Bookies have these odds among the list on the next pope. While I think the idea of betting on the next Pope is at least a quick ticket… Continue Reading →
My seven year old son came running through the room yelling into his walkie-talkie, “Abort the mission. Abort!” My five year old daughter’s walkie talkie didn’t have batteries so although she talked into the walkie-talkie she knew she had to… Continue Reading →