Year 2013
Coming out in Hollywood might not be all that it is cracked up to be. Sean Hayes is a talented comedian whose breakout role was as a flamboyant gay man on Will & Grace. Sean Hayes played Jack McFarland for… Continue Reading →
Yes. Some atheists would clearly rather have more murders if it means police working with pastors. It seems that an atheist organization has announced that it’s intending to sue government officials in Montgomery, Alabama for creating a program that trains… Continue Reading →
This is where we are now. These are the barbaric fruits of relativism. People would rather sign a petition calling for the mutilation of young girls rather than be perceived as bigoted against another culture. A Londoner who suffered female… Continue Reading →
Hey, you don’t get a better blurb than that if you’re pope. Militant (and let’s face it, a bit loony) atheist Richard Dawkins says Pope Francis is “dangerous” because he’s “nice.” When enemies of the Church don’t like the pope… Continue Reading →
Deacon Greg points us to this interesting article about what a manger really is and what that meant in 1st century Palestine. Bad Artist’s Depiction? I am sorry to spoil your preparations for Christmas before the Christmas lights have even… Continue Reading →
Sometimes the media just nails something so well. It’s likely unintentionally but whatever. Check this out from USA Today: President Obama and his family attended Sunday services at St. John’s Episcopal Church, which is across Lafayette Park from the White… Continue Reading →
A U.S. District Court judge in Texas has struck down major parts of the abortion law that was signed by Governor Rick Perry, according to news reports. Judge Lynn Yeakel, a George W. Bush appointee, wrote in her opinion, “The… Continue Reading →
I know that Dads are just fat balding idiots who are the punch line of every commercial and sitcom you see. But statistics from the website Fatherless Generation tells you a lot about the dangers of belittling fathers and messing… Continue Reading →
After a nearby Methodist Church closed, a Catholic parish raised the money to purchase and restore it. Cardinal Francis George, who played organ as a seminarian, blessed the instrument at St. John Cantius before it played its first note publicly… Continue Reading →
It was Christmas Eve night in 1906. The ships at sea for the US Navy and the United Fruit Company received s message in Morse code to expect a special and important transmission. The telegraphers in their respective ships expected… Continue Reading →