Author matthew archbold
Some good news from yesterday’s primary in Pennsylvania. Congresswoman Allyson Schwartz, the former abortion clinic owner, lost her bid to become the Democrat nominee for Governor of Pennsylvania. So assured was she of victory that last year she announced she… Continue Reading →
Wow. This is just beautiful. Bring tissues. *subhead*Love.*subhead*
His name is Daniel Wani. He’s a Sudanese man who currently lives in New Hampshire and is traveling to his home country on a desperate mission to save his pregnant wife who has been sentenced to death for marrying him,… Continue Reading →
Hey, maybe God knows what’s He’s doing. I just read that China’s oldest mother, the one who had two twins through IVF when she was 60, says she’s too tired to take care of her children. Well duh. Yeah. Sheng… Continue Reading →
My daughter is studying the Titanic. On a recent morning she said to me, “Hey Dad, I think I would’ve survived the Titanic.” I asked her why she thought so. “Think about it,” she said. “They said ‘women and children… Continue Reading →
More than two dozen Italian women, who are claiming to be having affairs with priests, are writing a public letter to Pope Francis requesting that he put an end to the vow of celibacy and allow for marriage. Firstly, someone… Continue Reading →
This is fun. Well done. *subhead*Ha.*subhead*
You’ve quite simply have to read this. It’s a wonderful wonderful wonderful story. I normally put links on the Reader but I was afraid that not enough people would see it so here it is. Here’s the intro to the… Continue Reading →
The problem is that we accept it. Liberal toolboxes do liberal toolboxy things. But when we support them in their toolboxery, we’re at least partly to blame. I remember a few years ago tuning in in to ABC Family because… Continue Reading →
A movie is being made about the life of Pope Francis and Antonio Banderas is reportedly set to play him. Oh my. How much you want to bet the movie’s poster will contain the words, “Who am I to judge?”… Continue Reading →