Author matthew archbold
President Obama, on his trip to Vietnam, poses in front of a statue of Ho Chi Minh, a mass murderer. This guy isn’t just a run of the mill mass murderer. He’s responsible for millions (MILLIONS!!!) of people’s deaths. Here… Continue Reading →
“Look, this isn’t easy for me, either. I’m sorry if you don’t like it, but it just feels right,” a young man says to his dour-faced father. “We didn’t raise you this way,” the Dad says sternly. “You must have… Continue Reading →
There’s an amazing and heartbreaking story at LifeNews.com about a baby born alive following a botched abortion. It’s a must read (even thought it’s incredibly upsetting.) But the amazing thing to me is that the clinic worker continues calling the… Continue Reading →
A cynic and atheist recently snarkily asked me “you say you’re a Christian so why don’t you give away all your money and possessions?” I told him that I did. I have five children. *subhead*Heh.*subhead*
The young daughter of an Iraqi Christian family burned alive by ISIS used her final moments in her mother’s arms to beg forgiveness for her killers. Jihadists reportedly arrived at the family’s home in Mosul seeking to collect a fine… Continue Reading →
I know a few dozen Catholic schools that would have done well to listen to this television host rather than the radical nutjobs they honored. Steve Harvey talk about the role prayer played in his life and how imagination is… Continue Reading →
This is how the media directs public perception. Drives me crazy. Not because I’m surprised they do it. I’m just surprised that people don’t see it. NBC Washington reported: President Obama recently issued a directive to public schools that transgender… Continue Reading →
I guess the high crime rates, poor public education, and crumbling infrastructure problems have been solved in New York City because now Mayor Bill DeBlasio is making up a problem to solve. The city will now heavily fine businesses that… Continue Reading →
Americans are losing the ability to connect to God due to secular ideologies, according to Cardinal Robert Sarah. US News: In a keynote address at the National Catholic Prayer Breakfast in Washington, D.C., Tuesday, Cardinal Sarah said that in the… Continue Reading →
I wrote a story a while back about this amazing priest who was a quadriplegic whose cause is being promoted for sainthood. The Philadelphia area Catholic school he graduated and taught at will be holding a special assembly to discuss… Continue Reading →