Month October 2014

This is kinda’ awesome. Pro-life dude keeps his cool in this short video and totally blows up a young woman’s argument that he’s not allowed to have an opinion about abortion. *subhead*Slavery.*subhead*

Statistics and lies. *subhead*Nuggets.*subhead*

This is not good. You likely remember that earlier this month, the University of Notre Dame announced that it was complying with the law by offering spousal benefits to same-sex partners. The problem is…there’s no such law. The Sycamore Trust… Continue Reading →

The War on Women, huh? South Carolina Democrat and 2014 gubernatorial candidate Vincent Sheheen says he’s going to “escort whore out the door,” referring to Gov. Nikki Haley. Now he’s saying it was a slip of the tongue. But he… Continue Reading →

This isn’t a big win. But it’s a win. It’s one of those “for now” things that temporarily blocks the Obama administration from enforcing the HHS Mandate on the Catholic college while their lawsuit works its way through the courts…. Continue Reading →

Fr. Wilson Miscamble warned that unless the University of Notre Dame changes its path it could become “Catholic in Name Only” like Georgetown, according to Aleteia. He urged those concerned about that to email Fr. John Jenkins, the university’s president,… Continue Reading →

Talk about shameless. A Democratic Senate candidate in Nebraska, Dave Domina, is featuring a coma patient decked out in his campaign t-shirt in his latest ad. Ick. (No surprise he’s double digits down in the polls.) Hey, to me, this… Continue Reading →

Strong words from Pope Francis in support of marriage and family. Catholic News Agency reports: In an audience with members of an international Marian movement, Pope Francis warned that the sacrament of marriage has been reduced to a mere association,… Continue Reading →

All ya’all know this story. “A man was trapped in his house during a flood. He began praying to God to rescue him. He had a vision in his head of God’s hand reaching down from heaven and lifting him… Continue Reading →