Month April 2015
It’s always interesting to me that atheists always use suffering as evidence that there’s no God. But what’s more interesting to me is that quite often it’s those doing the actual suffering are the ones that feel God’s presence and… Continue Reading →
After tremendous pressure from consumers on Facebook, Twitter and by email, Hershey’s announced that it will remove all ingredients from genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in its chocolate. Hershey’s follows other food giants like Nestle, General Mills, Unilever and Post Foods,… Continue Reading →
Alternate headline: Salon embraces asshattery.” Salon exec’s brilliant idea: “Let’s position ourselves to the left of MSNBC!” Get this headline: Marco Rubio’s deranged religion, Ted Cruz’s bizarre faith: Our would-be presidents are God-fearing clowns Rand Paul, Jeb Bush and Hillary… Continue Reading →
This is why I love when Obama goes off teleprompter. Because that’s when the truth usually comes out. Sometimes I think that proponents of abortion are at least somewhat blinded by the issue and don’t allow themselves to understand that… Continue Reading →
[Chicago] Cardinal Francis George, the sixth cardinal to lead Chicago’s 2.3 million Catholics, has died after years of battling cancer. He was 78. A group of Chicago Catholic priests received a text message just after noon on Friday about Cardinal… Continue Reading →
Dear Politicians (and anyone else) Here is how you answer the “Would you attend a gay wedding?” gotcha question. Q: Would you attend a gay wedding for a friend or loved one? A: Any gay person close enough to me… Continue Reading →
So the Vatican has dropped the investigation into the LCWR. Cuz in the Church, the only thing hetero these days is the doxy. The Vatican abruptly ended its takeover of the main leadership group of American nuns on Thursday, allowing… Continue Reading →
This is an amazing story. Bill Atkinson was an exceptional athlete and ruggedly handsome young man from the Philadelphia area. He attended Catholic schools throughout his life in the 1960’s including Monsignor Bonner High School. The Atkinson family was a… Continue Reading →
As a homeschooling parent this obviously strikes a chord with me. The “it takes a village” presidential candidate defended Common Core and called education a “non-family enterprise.” The Federalist: I think part of the reason Iowa may be more understanding… Continue Reading →
Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court John Roberts arrived for jury duty Wednesday in Maryland but after responding to several questions aimed at vetting potential jurors, he was not selected. (I wonder if one of the questions was about… Continue Reading →