Year 2015
I’m really enjoying the how on TNT on “The Last Ship.” This is the least “Hollywood” show you’ll ever see. You’ll never guess what happened last week. Spoiler Alert: The crew of the USS Nathan James had to save a… Continue Reading →
Man who helped Obama get re-elected to run for GOP presidential nod. Inexplicably polling very low. Currently polling at about 2 percent which was within the margin of error of zero. No way. Just no way. *subhead*No thanks.*subhead*
I woke up this morning with a clear memory of my departed brother’s face in my mind. He was smiling. I was so thankful for it because even seeing a picture isn’t the same as a clear picture in your… Continue Reading →
Hey, remember when the New York Times said they wouldn’t publish a portrait of Muhammad because they were all sensitive to religion and all. Well, not so much to Catholics. In a story about some idiotic museum which accepted a… Continue Reading →
Read these tweets from Fr. Jonathan Morris and prepare to be disgusted. Most of you know Fr. Morris from Fox News and other television appearances. He’s very non-confrontational and kind as you can tell by the tweet after he gets… Continue Reading →
Here in New York 1010 WINS radio news is a thing. I listened to a serious radio news report about the gay pride parade here in NY, you know the one where Father Jonathan Morris got spat on. The story… Continue Reading →
I know there’s a lot of folks right now saying there’s no worries at all about religious liberty concerning the Court’s radical marriage ruling. Now, before the ruling, even the New York Times reported that there would be some issues…. Continue Reading →
This horrible month will just not end. Among all the hubbub of the news with Encyclicals, Obamatrade, ObamaCare, the persecution kickoff known as the Gay Marriage Decision, terrorist attacks and murder, let’s not forget the mess in Europe. It seems… Continue Reading →
Archbishop Chaput of Philadelphia: ‘The Supreme Court’s 5-4 decision on marriage is not a surprise. The surprise will come as ordinary people begin to experience, firsthand and painfully, the impact of today’s action on everything they thought they knew about… Continue Reading →
It is one thing to know the enemy is coming and try to prepare for it. But that doesn’t make the moment when they come over the hill any easier. Today, they came over the hill. In a 5-4 ruling,… Continue Reading →