Author matthew archbold
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 →
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 →
I knew a young woman in college. When I saw her around campus she was always smiling and funny. She tended to stay on the outskirts of crowds but when approached she was fun. When I’d see her at parties… Continue Reading →
The New York Times editorial board called for South Carolina to take down the Confederate flag because it’s racist. State lawmakers who must vote on removing it need to do that now and show the nation they understand the pain… Continue Reading →
The Huffintgon Post, which I read so you don’t have to, breathlessly asks if Governor John Kasich just called Pope Francis a “heretic.” No seriously. Their headline is literally, “Did John Kasich Just Call the Pope a Heretic?” The problem,… Continue Reading →
Hey remember the good ol’ days when questioning a political opponent’s religion was out of bounds? Christian Post reports: At a rally in Des Moines, Iowa, on Sunday, former secretary of state and presidential candidate Hillary Clinton mostly attacked her… Continue Reading →
Father’s Day. Yay. I have five kids so I should be having breakfast served to me while I languish in bed, enjoying their acknowledgement of my awesome Dad-ness, and rejoicing as my precious children ask what they can do for… Continue Reading →