Author matthew archbold
Congressman Paul Ryan is about to cut a deal that will break the sequester. You know, because Obama’s poll numbers are a calamity so the GOP sees this as a good time to surrender. In light of that, here’s a… Continue Reading →
Saint Ignatius of Loyola, Saint Francis Xavier and the soon to be canonized Peter Faber were bffs in college. You want to see which direction your kids are going, see who their friends are. *subhead*Friends.*subhead*
Wow. Has it really come to this? To dissent on Common Core gets you banned from using Church property? An event established to discuss the Common Core curriculum and its role in Catholic schools has been barred from a parish… Continue Reading →
A nice Christmas season story. A woman was jogging in Virginia a few days ago when all of a sudden a deer flew towards her out of the sky and ran her over. You have to wonder if just for… Continue Reading →
Sure, you have freedom to worship. But it’ll cost ya’. Yes. It’s come to this. We have judges ordering bakers to make cakes for a same-sex couple or else pay heavy fines as a punishment. Land of the free, folks…. Continue Reading →
Hilarious. What a bunch of nutball hippie fascists. This school has gone totally Burger Meister Meister Burger on Christmas. This wacko school makes rules saying children are not allowed to reference Christmas, no red or green things that could be… Continue Reading →
Here’s a quick way to be called in for an emergency parent-teacher conference (along with a representative of the ADL). HT Twitchy *subhead*Not the Nazis.*subhead*
Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, issued a statement on that outrageous lawsuit filed by the ACLU which attempted to portray Catholic hospitals as negligent or delivering substandard care because they refuse to kill… Continue Reading →
There are many benefits and dangers to attending daily Mass. One of the cool things is that when I walk in to our parish Church at 8 a.m. I’m pretty much the youngest person there by thirty years. It’s pretty… Continue Reading →
