Author matthew archbold
Slate Magazine just published this piece that would be hilarious if it were meant as satire. Sadly, it’s not. Rebecca Helm, a PhD candidate at Brown University thank you very much, acknowledges Mothers Day by apologizing to her for forming… Continue Reading →
This is a very disturbing website. A man recently learned that he is not the father of his daughter. He and his wife are shocked because it turns out that the biological father was a man who worked at the… Continue Reading →
I know this has been everywhere but it’s pretty darn moving, especially just in time for Mother’s Day. Upon receiving his MVP award, the Oklahoma City Thunder’s Kevin Durant made a really wonderful acceptance speech, one filled with gratitude and… Continue Reading →
My favorite bearded Catholic author Scott Hahn will be teaching at Mundelein Seminary next year. I read pretty much everything he writes…except for the real smarty pants stuff that I don’t understand. The idea of Scott Hahn and Fr. Barron… Continue Reading →
Hillary Clinton’s State Department refused for years to place the al Qaeda-linked militant group Boko Haram on the list of terrorist organizations even after taking part in bombings and kidnappings, the Daily Beast reports. Some are now saying that refusal… Continue Reading →
This line from the AP story about the lack of babies being born has this disturbing line that really says it all: In Japan, sales of adult diapers will exceed sales of baby diapers this year, according to Euromonitor International,… Continue Reading →
Gloria TV has this video of what they’re terming “Grotesque Liturgical Abuse.” Seems to me that an awful lot of people are ignoring the Body of Christ because of their singing, and dancing, and hand motions. Every time I see… Continue Reading →
One decade after the U.S. Catholic bishops prohibited Catholic honors and honorary speaking platforms for public opponents of Catholic teaching at Catholic institutions, The Cardinal Newman Society has identified at least 20 Catholic colleges and universities that are hosting scandalous… Continue Reading →
Watch until the end. They really get happy near the end. It’s pretty fun. HT MTV *subhead*Fun.*subhead*
In what must be seen as a near-miss, the Supreme Court ruled that public officials could open public meetings with a prayer. I’m thrilled, don’t get me wrong. It’s a victory for religious freedom. But the ruling was 5-4. That’s… Continue Reading →