Author matthew archbold

Surely this won’t be confusing at all to Catholics in Ireland set to vote on marriage. I do have to wonder what he would say if asked if three people could all get marriage to each other. Or more? I’d… Continue Reading →

But…but…but…the Crusades. CNS News: Pope Francis appealed Sunday for an end to the persecution of Christians around the world, voicing “much pain” at the news of twin suicide bombings targeting churches in Pakistan and suggesting that the world plays down… Continue Reading →

Just one year short of his retirement and a pension. It could be the guy’s a jerk about it but it certainly seems like his warnings about premarital sex and homosexuality are pretty standard boilerplate Christianity. Or at least what… Continue Reading →

This is something we’ve known all along – the protection of women is less important to Democrats than the right to kill the unborn. That’s why any time someone suggests that abortion clinics should be regulated and inspected, you have… Continue Reading →

Good for him. Father Dan Beeman of Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Norfolk, Virginia has pulled his parish out along with six local Catholic schools because the Grand Marshall of the parade is the radical pro-abortion Governor Terry McAuliffe. The… Continue Reading →

With all the talk going on about “imperfect” children and how they’re better off dead, this is a timely message from Archbishop Chaput. Catholic Philly: It’s a simple fact: Raising a child with disabilities can be difficult. The real choice… Continue Reading →

I was in the bleachers watching the kids at track practice yesterday. They’re easy to spot as they’re usually behind everyone. But my second grader who’s too young for CYO was running up and down the bleachers. A man I… Continue Reading →

So there’s a Ten Commandments monument that stands about six feet tall that has stood on the grounds of the Oklahoma Capitol since 2012. Guess what happened next. A group of atheists from New Jersey filed suit to force its… Continue Reading →

Congress is being urged to considering overturning Washington D.C. legislation that could force religious and pro-life employers in our nation’s capital to operate their businesses in ways counter to their beliefs. The Reproductive Health Non-Discrimination Act (RHNDA), says it would… Continue Reading →

Hands in the air. We did it. The Catholic News Agency reports: Christian groups lead the world in a sobering statistic: they suffer harassment in more countries than any other religious group. “The world’s two largest religious groups, Christians and… Continue Reading →