Author matthew archbold
Out with the old and in with the new. We live in a country where the able-bodied are allowed to stay at home in their parents’ home while the elderly who actually need help much of the time are living… Continue Reading →
Pro-abortion rights supporter Bill Daley published an open letter to Cardinal Francis George, regarding the Archdiocese of Chicago’s decision to cut off funding to groups that belong to the Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights because the coalition publicly… Continue Reading →
These two are now my favorite gay couple…evah! This English dude and his lova’ are suing to force Churches to perform his gay wedding. Why? Why, you ask? I give mad kudos to the dude for his explanation. He said… Continue Reading →
After not having been inspected for nearly 7 years, 23 violations were discovered at a North Carolina abortion clinic and it was labeled an “imminent threat” and shut down. The SBA-List sent out this release: Yesterday the North Carolina Department… Continue Reading →
A man was arrested for vandalizing several religious statues at Catholic Churches throughout in Brooklyn as well as painting “No” on the door of a parish. He also vandalized a Jewish center, according to Fox News NY. Detectives reportedly plan… Continue Reading →
For many, being a Catholic nowadays is like saying you’re a Star Trek fan. They feel the need to immediately caveat it with a denial that they’re a “trekkie.” I hear so many people talk of their Catholicism in a… Continue Reading →
Montgomery County in Pennsylvania has been issuing marriage licenses to gay couples for the past two weeks. Thankfully, Republican Governor Tom Corbett is stepping in. PoliticsPA reports: The Corbett Administration has made it’s first move to stop the issuing of… Continue Reading →
Bishops with a choreographer for World Youth Day? What could go wrong? HT Rod Dreher *subhead*Oh my.*subhead*
This is great news. Keep those prayers coming. This family needs them. The Blaze reports: When doctors told Rep. Jamie Herrera Beutler (R-Wash.) that her unborn child was suffering from a normally fatal kidney condition, she was also advised that… Continue Reading →
The Big Gulp is triumphant. New York City’s plan to ban large sugary drinks from restaurants and other eateries was an illegal overreach of executive power, a state appeals court ruled on Tuesday, upholding a lower court decision in March… Continue Reading →