Year 2013
In a lawsuit, the Archdiocese of Washington has laid bare the anti-Catholic bias as the raison d’etre of the contraceptive mandate. Lawyers representing the archdiocese filed a memorandum with U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson on Sept. 24, pointing to… Continue Reading →
I was watching a little football this weekend and thought of a number of reasons that Catholics should love football. 10) There’s a fair and a foul. There’s in and there’s out. Catholics believe in good and bad, good and… Continue Reading →
*subhead*Just another animal in the wood.*subhead* This is going to be a fascinating documentary: If you are not reading Wesley Smith’s blog Human Exceptionalism, you should be. This clip reminds me of Wesley’s quote on Starbucks cup The Way I… Continue Reading →
I like to make things with my own hands, from scratch, in all 4 food groups. I have my sourdough starter alive for 4+ years and have made hundreds of loaves of awesome bread from it as well as a… Continue Reading →
Just what you want in a kids show about Disney characters. Bisexuality. Hey, it’s never to young to learn, you know. You think about it, making Mulan bisexual in the ABC show Once Upon a Time isn’t really even thinking… Continue Reading →
This is just unsettling. According to a casting agency, it seems the Brooklyn diocese is casting for an advertisement to appeal to white lesbians. Obviously, the Church should reach out to everyone but isn’t that a little crass? Should we… Continue Reading →
Fr. John Hollowell delivers an excellent sermon about the role that music plays in Mass. I know the cardinal rule of videos on blogs is that if it goes over two minutes people will turn it off. Well, this is… Continue Reading →
I have been a Republican since before I could vote. I have donated. I have volunteered. I have campaigned. I have even met a President. I am done with all that. I hereby renounce my lifelong membership in the Republican… Continue Reading →
I don’t watch this show Teen Mom but I receive an email from The Pro-Life Union of Greater Philadelphia and they recommended this preview clip that shows a young woman going through a really rough time one year after her… Continue Reading →
Just imagine what the media would be saying if Pope Benedict XVI had done what Pope Francis did recently. According to The Catholic Herald, Pope Francis gave €200 (£170) to a woman who had been the victim of a mugging…. Continue Reading →