Month April 2014

During an interview with NPR host Terry Gross, Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez who wrote songs for Disney’s Frozen said you’re allowed to put all sorts of things and ideas into a Disney movie but don’t you dare mention God…. Continue Reading →

An atheist family is suing a New Jersey school district to have the words “Under God” removed from the Pledge of Allegiance. On its face, the suit which was filed by the American Humanist Association seems silly in that the… Continue Reading →

The National Catholic Register has a report about a campaign to add Prayer at the end of Mass for Persecuted Christians. I am all for it! In fact, I will go one step further. I think that this prayer should… Continue Reading →

A couple of rather interesting points from the culture. The Charlton Heston movie “The Ten Commandments” won in the ratings on Easter Sunday night. Bill Donohue of the Catholic League points out what the old movie beat: On Easter Sunday… Continue Reading →

This is just wonderful. Really. It’s pretty rare that I’ll send you over to a mainstream media news broadcast. This is the exception. The Benedictines of Mary, Queen of Apostles, a secluded group of nuns living in the farmlands north… Continue Reading →

No More babies. Sheesh, you’d almost think the founder of the abortion giant, Planned Parenthood didn’t like babies or something. HT Weasel Zippers *subhead*Wow.*subhead*

Greeks, what can you say? This Easter tradition needs to be seen to be believed. *subhead*Awesome or crazy? Or both?*subhead*

These days it is very in vogue to decry income inequality. In fact, according to President Obama, it was the key topic that he and the Pope spoke about when they met a few weeks ago. Yet often those who… Continue Reading →

China, according to the Telegraph, may very well be home to more Christians than any other country in the world by 2030. I know that seems like some futuristic date but hey, that’s only 15 years. Officially, the People’s Republic… Continue Reading →

BARF House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi (left) prepares to pour water on the feet of Yamile Cruz, 10, with the help of Bishop Marc Andrus during a Holy Week foot-washing ceremony at Saint John the Evangelist Episcopal Church in San… Continue Reading →