Month August 2016

This video has gone viral of a father who is suffering from dementia singing a little carpool karaoke with his son in a carpool karaoke of Quando Quando Quando. Some days he can’t remember who his loved ones are but… Continue Reading →

Thank so much to Julia D. of Happy Catholic for writing such a wonderful review of my book Faith Under Fire: Dramatic Stories of Christian Courage.” She gave it five stars. Part of what attracted me to this book was… Continue Reading →

Oh, you thought a little thing like a Supreme Court ruling would stop President Obama from getting his way? Silly American. These people are, in a word, lawless. They will do whatever it takes to impose their will. Typically, you… Continue Reading →

You know, today is the Feast of the Assumption. Mary said “yes” to God’s will despite having every reason not to. This man also said yes despite having every reason not to. I pray I would be as brave as… Continue Reading →

Just in case you didn’t know, I’ve long written a monthly column for The Catholic Digest. It’s mostly funny stories about my attempt to raise five children. But the magazine itself is simply the best Catholic magazine out there, in… Continue Reading →

They say America doesn’t make anything anymore. I didn’t know they meant babies. The Week reports: There are now only 59.6 births per 1,000 women, the lowest rate ever recorded in the United States. It used to be taken for… Continue Reading →

A young woman diagnosed with ALS in 2013 recently gathered friends and family for an assisted suicide party. It’s all terribly sad. Her sister wrote about in The San Diego Tribune. There’s assorted pics which show them all laughing and… Continue Reading →

Margaret Sanger award recipient say what? CNSNews.com: At a Capitol Hill press conference on Thursday, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said the Zika virus threat is “all about babies.” “The Zika in the Southern part of our country is… Continue Reading →