Author matthew archbold
Strong words from Pope Francis in support of marriage and family. Catholic News Agency reports: In an audience with members of an international Marian movement, Pope Francis warned that the sacrament of marriage has been reduced to a mere association,… Continue Reading →
A website opposing the candidacy of Mark Miloscia, a pro-life Catholic, may just be the most vehemently anti-Catholic political attack you’ve seen this election season. Thus far, it’s uncertain who created the site, but it’s certainly from those opposing the… Continue Reading →
All those in favor of legalizing marijuana say it doesn’t affect them negatively. No damage to the intelligence at all. Well, once again, reality has cleared its throat and demanded to be acknowledged. Fox News reports: In yet another story… Continue Reading →
So this is the New Evangelization, huh? Say what you will YouTube is a place where souls can go to die. But many folks out there are shedding a little light out there -sometimes to great effect. Please check it… Continue Reading →
Democrats may have finally found an issue to turn this election season around. It turns out that Democrats don’t think we should be paying deported Nazis Social Security. Great. Wonderful. Except there’s like four of them left. Literally four. PoliticsPa… Continue Reading →
Hundreds of thousands of hits. Can’t argue with that. It’s pretty fun. Is this what they do at synods? *subhead*Fun.*subhead*
He doesn’t really discuss his newfound faith but he does mention it. It’s not a theological treatise but hey anytime someone mentions Christianity in a positive way (who is not Jon Voight or Jim Caviezel) it’s kind of worth taking… Continue Reading →
In the name of tolerance, a British education bureaucrat is threatening to close down a Christian school for being out of step with “British Values” unless it invites an Imam or a representative of a non-Christian faith to lead assemblies…. Continue Reading →
Bishop Tobin published his thoughts on the Synod. Definitely worth reading: The concept of having a representative body of the Church voting on doctrinal applications and pastoral solutions strikes me as being rather Protestant. — In addressing contemporary issues of… Continue Reading →
Soooo, Ron Klain, the guy in charge of defeating an epidemic believes that overpopulation is the biggest problem in the world today. Uh-oh. He thinks life is the problem. Hey, at least Obama’s Ebola policies make sense now. *subhead*Cross purposes.*subhead*