Month December 2013
Really well done. *subhead*Kudos to Apple.*subhead*
This is amazing. Amazing, heartbreaking and beautiful. Please check it out at The National Catholic Register. *subhead*A request.*subhead*
It seems the more things change, the more they stay the same. 2013 had us discussing birth control (the mandate), taxes, and the Sound of Music. What were they discussing in 1959? The only thing that has really changed is… Continue Reading →
He was an opera singer before he decided to take up being awesome for a living. I especially like the prominent cross in the background. *subhead*You’re a mean one, Mr. Grinch.*subhead*
The Providence Journal reported that “a half dozen people” protested Bishop Thomas J. Tobin’s remarks about Nelson Mandela. Seriously. Half a dozen. That’s six to you and me. Six. Dude, when I take my kids to Applebees we’re a larger… Continue Reading →
By way of confirmation of my well received piece at the Register alleging that A&E has never been happy with the tone of the show despite its success, comes this article. Duck Dynasty star Phil Robertson and his family believe… Continue Reading →
Moving. Congratulations Rion on your achievement and best of luck in college! Watch Rion open that special letter. ht NewAdvent *subhead*Nice.*subhead*
The world has lost its collective mind. Canada’s highest court has declared prostitution laws unconstitutional. I mean, this shouldn’t surprise any of us. This is the way of the world now. It is your body, you can do whatever disgusting… Continue Reading →
I present to you the future. Abortion supporters attack Catholic church and people praying in Argentina. “If the world hates you, realize that it hated me first. If you belonged to the world, the world would love its own; but… Continue Reading →
Archbishop Georg Gänswein, prefect of the papal household, says female deacons ain’t gonna happen. The possibility is ‘excluded.’ From PrayTell via Deacon’s Bench Austrian Religion.orf, citing the January edition of Cicero, quotes Archbishop Georg Gänswein, prefect of the papal household,… Continue Reading →