Month March 2014
We’ve been hearing a lot about sensus fidelium recently. It’s the only Latin word some Catholics will allow to be uttered. It’s definition for many seems to be “what we say goes.” Or if enough Catholics believe something stupid, it… Continue Reading →
This is the pinnacle of the inhumanity of man. The remains of more than 15,000 babies were incinerated as ‘clinical waste’ by hospitals in Britain with some used in ‘waste to energy’ plants. In other words, they are burning murdered… Continue Reading →
Thank Thank Thank God we have Cardinals like Cardinal Burke. He says of Cardinal Kasper’s speech on the topic of admission of divroced/remarried to communion, “I trust that the error of his approach will become ever clearer.” We must pray… Continue Reading →
Life with Down Syndrome is like, well, life. This video is great. *subhead*Life is beautiful.*subhead*
One really good line in here. Bonus Vid. This is really charming.
The Catholic Herald writes that bishops should embrace bloggers. If you ask me, that’d be a little awkward. Couldn’t we start by shaking hands? I’ll be here all week! *subhead*Rimshot.*subhead*
Teen pregnancy rates and STD’s are so rampant in Chicago that Mayor Rahm Emanuel has decided to put free condoms in the high schools. Perfect! Let’s give young hormone crazed teens a false sense of security and a wink and… Continue Reading →
By now I am sure you have heard the buzz about the upcoming Biblical cinema epic “Noah”. The film, which gets released March 28, 2014, has been the subject of rumor and controversy since a synopsis of an early script… Continue Reading →
Fortune Magazine just published a list of the 50 Greatest World Leaders. On top of that list is Pope Francis. I believe Pope Francis has done great good by emphasizing love, mercy, and charity. I know that the media adoration… Continue Reading →
After the silencing of a Catholic blogger in England, this is an important topic. An editorial in the Catholic Herald makes the point that the “emergence of the Catholic blogosphere is one of the most significant developments in the 21st-century… Continue Reading →