Month April 2018
When Ernst Haeckel’s embryology drawings, which are today acknowledged now to be completely wrong, supported the theory of evolution it was in every textbook and promulgated far and wide. Even now, when it has been known to be a fraud… Continue Reading →
This is from 2017 but I just saw it so as they say…it’s news to me. And it’s good news. And I hope more schools take notice. This is a pet peeve of mine. I see this all the time…. Continue Reading →
One of the most haunting sights I’ve seen in a long time was Tom Evans, the father of Alfie Evans, coming out to the street in front of Alder hey hospital and robotically reading words on a page asking those… Continue Reading →
What I’m hearing is the judge saying, Your son is going to die in our hospital and you will thank us for the deathbed we provide. Or your son will die alone. #alfieevans I’m sick over this. *subhead*Sickening.*subhead*
Archbishop Chaput of Philadelphia writes this concerning the Alfie Evans debacle: But in the so-called “developed” nations, science and technology have also fostered an approach to life based on utility and efficiency. The calculations of a culture ruled by the… Continue Reading →
Headline: Evidence for the largest single incident of mass child sacrifice in the Americas— and likely in world history—has been discovered on Peru’s northern coast, with More than 140 children appearing to have been ritually sacrificed in an event that… Continue Reading →
So, just to be clear, Kim Kardashian’s father comes out as a woman and is celebrated as a hero. But Kim Kardashian’s husband comes out as a Trump supporter and the media questions his sanity. What? I’ll remind you that… Continue Reading →
Why aren’t all Catholic schools talking with their students about Alfie Evans? They’re always talking about making the faith “relevant” or something, well what the hell is more relevant than a child being put to death right now? This is… Continue Reading →
A nun who became known as The “Angel of Dieppe,” for her heroic efforts in caring for WWII soldiers at the disastrous Battle of Dieppe, died at 103 years old. Sister Agnès-Marie Valois of Canada, an Augustinian nun, was trained… Continue Reading →
I’m not linking to GQ because that’s what they want. No links for asshattery. But here’s Fr. Jonathan Morris on Fox News talking about it. *subhead*Ugh.*subhead*