Month May 2014
I’m sure many of you have seen this pic with the accompanying story about the Vatican City Rifle Team along with the tale of Sister Juliette who became a WWII sniper. Anyone have any corroboration on any of this, especially… Continue Reading →
I love stuff like this. This is the Catholic blog version of a cute kitten video. Not that Catholic blogs shouldn’t put up cat videos because cats are evil or something. Just sayin’. But this is the kind of video… Continue Reading →
I sometimes wonder if God chose to reveal a great event through signs in the heavens, would anybody notice? Up until a little over a century ago, the heavens were heavenly. Nights were dark, but in the darkness we saw… Continue Reading →
You might recall that in 2006 the people of Idaho voted to affirm marriage was between a man and a woman. Well, a judge just decided that advancing the gay agenda was more important than democracy and ruled that their… Continue Reading →
My six year old was asked on her homework what is the difference between 12 and 6. I asked her for her answer. She puzzled over it for a moment and finally said that 12 year olds get to stay… Continue Reading →
It’s a funny thing about Christianity. When it becomes unacceptable, it grows. It’s not easy. It doesn’t happen without pain. It often doesn’t happen without martyrs. But it does happen. Speaking at the National Catholic Prayer Breakfast Princeton Professor Robert… Continue Reading →
Udo Schuklenk, a bioethics professor at Queen’s University in Ontario, hearts infanticide. I love how all these bioethics professors don’t seen to have any. The open question in the debate was, Schuklenk writes: “Would it make much sense to undertake… Continue Reading →
Hey, remember when Ally Macbeal had those co-ed bathrooms and it was all like weird and supposedly cool. Well, it turns out that it is weird but not actually cool. The City Council of Houston is seeking to allow men… Continue Reading →
It is popular in certain Catholic circles to derisively refer to the SSPX as Protestants with the liberal use of sneering adjectives attached. It seems plain to me that most of this same sneering class would never actually speak that… Continue Reading →
In a talk to the United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon (which is only a slightly less awesome name than Boutros Boutros Ghali) as well as several of his international lackeys, Pope Francis spoke extensively about the plight of the… Continue Reading →