Year 2013

Update: The Gosnell jury has reached a verdict. After five weeks of testimony and now ten days of deliberations, the jurors in the long-running death penalty murder trial of West Philadelphia abortionist Kermit Gosnell informed the judge that they were… Continue Reading →

This is a guest post from Deacon Jim Russell on the hot-button issue of the morality of the undercover work of Live Action: In the midst of the Kermit Gosnell murder trial, the pro-life apostolate Live Action and its founder,… Continue Reading →

This couple is just awesome. I want to invite these two over for pizza and karaoke. It’s impossible not to smile while watching this. HT The Blaze *subhead*Dance break*subhead*

Pope Francis is still the new pope. I think many Catholics still feel like they’re waiting to truly know him. So many Catholics are watching everything Pope Francis does with interest. We’re still trying to understand what his papacy will… Continue Reading →

Pope Francis set a record by canonizing 800 15th Century laymen that refused to convert to Islam and brutally died because of it. It is a story of faith and strength in the face of death, death from a brutal… Continue Reading →

Ruth Vader Ginsburg shocked many on Saturday when she reportedly criticized the Roe v. Wade decision. Not because she cares at all about protecting life. And not because she cares about adhering to the Constitution. But because she believes the… Continue Reading →

This is funny. Shatner and The Gorn Rematch! 2013 style. *subhead*Shatner is brilliant.*subhead*

Cognitive dissonance is defined as the discomfort one feels when holding to two mutually exclusive thoughts. It is natural to feel such discomfort since one of the thoughts must obviously be false. However, when one holds two mutually exclusive thoughts… Continue Reading →

This weird pro-abort ad in favor of Governor Andrew Cuomo’s radical abortion agenda has women speaking but with men’s voices. Aside from the gender-bending aspects that the left seems so fond of, isn’t one of the main arguments against the… Continue Reading →