Month November 2013
Do you remember the good ol’ days when President’s only lied about sex? Yeah. It was a simpler time. So after lying and lying and lying and lying and lying and lying and lying and lying and lying and lying… Continue Reading →
Ha! This is hilarious. A woman who claims she’s a “superfan” of the reality show with the Duggars and their 19 children is now pushing a petition on Moveon.org to get the show kicked off the air because the family… Continue Reading →
The good news is that I saw a poll which looks like it shows that the ban on later term abortion in Albuquerque, New Mexico is going to pass. But there are many seeking to stop it. Sadly, many Catholics…. Continue Reading →
Today the great pro-life group, the Susan B. Anthony List, began a $50,000 television ad buy in the Albuquerque, New Mexico media market to convince voters to support the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Ordinance that will be voted on in… Continue Reading →
Right in my backyard, Catholic High Schools are growing!!! I graduated from St. Anthony’s a long time ago. It is amazing to see how much it has grown since my time. Bucking a national trend, enrollment at most of Long… Continue Reading →
This weekend I attended Mass at a beautiful little church with a very traditional approach to liturgy and preaching. The priest gave a fine homily on the “last things” including hell, which is pretty rare these days. After saying that… Continue Reading →
Poor guy. I always feel a little bit bad for guys like this. You see them at things like pro-abortion rallies or feminist rallies (Wait, is that redundant?) Like this guy at feminist conference. Dude, no. Just no. This guy’s… Continue Reading →
In the era of soft-drink bans and illegal trans-fats, why have we ceded the public policy debate on pornography? We have public policy debates about every jot and tittle of our lives. Too much sugar is bad for you, so… Continue Reading →
*subhead*For Maralyn.*subhead* The piano player at my parish died last week. Her name was Maralyn. We barely knew each other. I didn’t even know her last name. But I will miss Maralyn every Sunday, probably until the day I die…. Continue Reading →
The unborn child’s mother clung to life. Emily Ortega, just 21 years old, had been in an evacuation center when the typhoon hit the Philippines. When everything was washed away, when thousands died, she reportedly clung to a post. Emily… Continue Reading →