Year 2013
Regarding message t-shirts, usually I either: a) don’t notice or b) am annoyed. Frequently, they are badges that the wearer is president of the nerd patrol. But I saw this on someone in the supermarket last night and it got… Continue Reading →
A cross scraped into the pitcher’s mound at St. Louis Cardinal’s Busch Stadium has one columnist screaming about the separation of Church and state. Huh? David Brown, a sports columnist for Yahoo Sports actually wrote the following: Religious references are… Continue Reading →
Obama let us know everything we need to know about the future of the gay marriage debate and its ultimate purpose yesterday. The goal of this gay marriage debate is about power pure and simple. And there is one institution… Continue Reading →
My daughter is thirteen. And she seems like a pretty mature thirteen although to be honest I don’t hang out with that many thirteen year olds. My wife said the other day that she think that our thirteen year old… Continue Reading →
Archbishop Charles Chaput writes: In striking down Sec. 3 of the federal Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) in United States v. Windsor, the Court leaves intact – at least for now — state constitutional definitions of marriage as an institution… Continue Reading →
Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, and Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone of San Francisco, chair of the U.S. bishops’ Subcommittee for the Promotion and Defense of Marriage, released a statement on today’s Supreme… Continue Reading →
DOMA is dead. And, technicalities aside, Prop 8. in California is dead paving the way for same-sex marriage there. While many people will try to dissect these opinions and look for legal silver linings based on the narrowness of this… Continue Reading →
HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, a self professed Catholic said that laws restricting abortion stand between a woman and her priest. Yeah really. She said it. The author of the HHS mandate which forces Catholic institutions to pay for abortifacients is… Continue Reading →
In this past week we’ve seen hundreds of media stories concerning China’s policies on dogs. Here’s some headlines: Beijing police raid homes, seize family dogs Dog owners are smuggling their pets outside the city or hiding them indoors as police… Continue Reading →
The Supreme Court will announce their decision on the fate of marriage in the U.S. It’s a big day. The National Organization for Marriage is asking marriage supporters in the D.C. area to amass outside the Supreme Court: Tomorrow is… Continue Reading →