Author matthew archbold
The Supreme Court will announce their decision on the fate of marriage in the U.S. It’s a big day. The National Organization for Marriage is asking marriage supporters in the D.C. area to amass outside the Supreme Court: Tomorrow is… Continue Reading →
Got this one from Catholic Memes. Thought it was clever so I share because I’m all about sharing. *subhead*’Cause it’s true.*subhead*
In what can only be considered a blow to freedom, the attorney general of California may force a hospital to perform abortions. Here’s the background: Hoag hospital and St. Joseph’s hospital recently formed a partnership and recently announced that Hoag… Continue Reading →
I have to admit, I didn’t see this one coming. Rick Santorum = Movie Mogul. That’s right, former presidential candidate Rick Santorum just became the CEO of a movie company that specializes in Christian entertainment. Deadline reports: The most recent… Continue Reading →
Our parish priest high fives all the kids coming out of Mass every Sunday. It’s a nice tradition. My thirteen year old daughter received her high five coming out of Mass yesterday just as she’s done since she was old… Continue Reading →
I’ve got a question. You’ve probably read the news that the Colorado Civil Rights Division decided in favor of a “transgender” first-grader who will now be allowed to use the girl’s bathroom at a public elementary school. The lawsuit was… Continue Reading →
The Vice President of the National Teacher’s Union believes in Hell. Unfortunately, she believes that she gets to decide who goes there. Weasel Zippers reports: Leaders of the National Education Association and the American Federation of Teachers are among those… Continue Reading →
Help! My house looks like a bomb hit it. My kids have brought home their entire school with them and I don’t think our house will ever recover. And besides the sentimental thing they bring home pictures of Jesus, Mary,… Continue Reading →
Poor Jimmy Carter wasn’t much of a president so he’s trying his hand as theologian it seems. In the latest issue of Time Magazine, Carter criticizes the Catholic Church for not ordaining women. I think there’s a slow, very slow,… Continue Reading →
I never read the book by Anne Rice on which this movie is based but I think she wrote this while she still considered herself a Christian which she no longer does. But it seems to me the worth of… Continue Reading →