Month June 2016
Hahahahahahahaha. Everyone’s freaking out that a dude competed in a girl’s track meet. And I know this means that the world is upside down. And I know this means the end of girls’ athletics. But I’d like to focus on… Continue Reading →
I am so proud to announce that my first book “Faith Under Fire: Dramatic Stories of Christian Courage” is coming out next month from Franciscan Media. Here’s the cover which looks kinda’ cool, if you ask me. I’ve worked very… Continue Reading →
Headline: Richard Simmons hospitalized for ‘bizarre behavior.” My thought: Wow. Talk about your slow police response times. *subhead*80s.*subhead*
The funny part of this is that out of all the possible answers, none of them are raise the child with love. The Stl. Trib: They have removed it since a student brought it to light and they say they’re… Continue Reading →
Newsbusters reports that the Networks covered the death of a Gorilla 6x More Than ISIS beheading 21 Christians. But to be fair, the networks didn’t think the gorilla deserved it. Everyone knows the name “Harambe” now. Here are the names… Continue Reading →
So the “Reason Really” happened and CNN made a big deal of it. You know, because if a few thousand people march in our nation’s capitol it’s news, right? (Yeah, that was “March for Life” sarcasm.) So CNN wants us… Continue Reading →
I’m very surprised that we all don’t need a safe space from the new Tarzan commercial. Visiting violence on a gorilla? Too soon. Too soon. *subhead*Trigger.*subhead*
Blessed Marianna Biernacka is described in many reports as leading a “simple” life. But it’s my experience that there are really no simple lives. Marianna knew heartbreak. She knew fear. She knew backbreaking work. She knew loss. And she knew… Continue Reading →
Clearly someone is teaching this child to hate people and love animals and the environment. Does it seem to be making him happy? This is chilling and sad, especially when you consider that this child is having a complete meltdown… Continue Reading →
St. Catharine College in Kentucky is closing after an ugly and completely unnecessary fight with the U.S. Department of Education forced the small Catholic school in an insurmountable financial hole, according to the Washington Post. It was just a few… Continue Reading →