Month July 2014
“I am worried by the Blessed Virgin’s messages to little Lucia of Fatima. This persistence of Mary about the dangers which menace the Church is a divine warning against the suicide of altering the faith, in her liturgy, her theology… Continue Reading →
The Freedom from Religion Foundation published an anti-Catholic full page ad in the New York Times which warned that an “All-male, All-Roman Catholic Majority on Supreme Court Puts Religious Wrongs over Women’s Rights.” Besides being hateful and pointing out that… Continue Reading →
I wouldn’t mind this so much if children knew how to properly use the pronouns they already had. C’mon, ask 100 kids in North America to use “me” or “I” in the proper context and I’d bet 9 out of… Continue Reading →
Over at the Register, I write about Cardinal Dolan’s recent blog post that addresses the situation at Holy Innocents and the rumored looming closure. In it, I try to get to the bottom of what it might mean and what… Continue Reading →
Catholic Philly has the depressing graphic about the massive decrease in the number of Catholics attending Mass in the past decade. They try to put a bit of a happy spin in that the rate of reduction has slowed. But… Continue Reading →
Congregants and clergy of Holy Spirit Episcopalian Church in West Palm Beach, Fla., reportedly wore headbands and dedicated part of their service to praying that Lebron would keep his talents in South Beach. What can you even say about something… Continue Reading →
Michael Voris makes some excellent point in this video from NY in which he visits St. Francis of Assisi parish in NYC for their “Pre-pride mass” before the gay pride parade. They homosexual lobby, both in and out of the… Continue Reading →
Patheos blogger Frank Schaeffer wrotea truly ridiculous piece. I’m not sure if this guy is always like this or not but this is really out there. Concerning the Hobby Lobby decision, he writes: Pope Francis must have vomited when he… Continue Reading →
Last week we heard that the Supreme Court’s decision overturning a 35 foot “buffer zone” around abortion clinics in Massachusetts was part of the war on women. Ironically, it was a unanimous decision which means that Justices Sonia Sotomayor, Elena… Continue Reading →
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Vader Ginsburg, who clearly saw and seemingly approved of a link between eugenics and Roe. v. Wade, doesn’t see a clear link between the owners of Hobby Lobby’s Christianity and their unwillingness to pay for contraceptives…. Continue Reading →