Month May 2014
Same-sex marriage is still illegal in Colorado but the state’s civil rights commission ruled Friday that Jack Phillips has to bake a cake for a same-sex marriage ceremony.
Atheists have lost again. No, they weren’t kicked out of their mom’s boyfriend’s basement. They lost their lawsuit which attempted to have the “In God We Trust” motto on the nation’s currency removed. The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals… Continue Reading →
Just something for a little Friday laugh here. My brother Kevin and I must have listened to Bruce Springsteen’s “Greetings from Asbury Park” album a thousand times. We loved it. My wife came home today and brought up the song… Continue Reading →
I went to Ascension Thursday mass at lunchtime today at parish near my workplace. The pastor there seems like a generally good guy and this story is not to pick on him, but I did find what happened kinda funny,… Continue Reading →
Sometimes you just have to laugh. A little gallows humor on the state of the liturgy. I am sure most of you remember Deacon Sandy and the Good Shepherd parish in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin. We documented several liturgical abuses and… Continue Reading →
Actor Denzel Washington delivered a beautiful speech to a group of young actors on the importance of prayer, faith and the importance of goals. “I pray that you all put your shoes way under the bed at night so that… Continue Reading →
*subhead*Upgrades*subhead* A whimsical animated children’s movie that came out in 2005 may be one of the most prophetic films of our time. Robots, featuring the voice talents of Robin Williams and Ewan McGregor, is the story of Rodney Copperbottom, a… Continue Reading →
This is just devastating. Planned Parenthood received over $500 million in forced taxpayer funding last year. And Live Action exposes what they do with it: *subhead*Horror.*subhead*
You might recall the story about the woman, Mary F. Keldermans, who was recently informed of her excommunication by Bishop Paprocki upon her recent attempt to get ordained. Keldermans of Springfield, Illinois attempted to be ordained a priest for “Roman… Continue Reading →
My 5th grader saw ‘the video’ last week. They show this video to all 5th graders at the end of the year, boys and girls separate with different topics, of course. The video shows them some of the changes to… Continue Reading →