Author matthew archbold

This says it all. Georgetown University’s first openly gay student president was sworn in with his hand not on the Bible but on a copy of a book written by an openly gay radical former Jesuit’s book which, according to… Continue Reading →

Father Rayford Emmons is an amazing priest. For years, he prayed outside Dr. Kermit Gosnell’s clinic. I’ve spoken with him a number of times, especially concerning the “House of Horrors” abortion clinic in Philadelphia where Dr. Gosnell mutilated live babies… Continue Reading →

Archbishop Charles Chaput Archbishop of the Diocese of Philadelphia, will celebrate “The National Memorial Mass for Terri’s Day” for Terri Schiavo at the Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul on Friday at 5 p.m. Afterward, Sarah Palin will speak… Continue Reading →

This is the kind of thing I just love watching probably because I’m an idiot. But it’s the kind of thing you’d probably never see unless the internet was invented. *subhead*Ready, Set…Slow!.*subhead*

Academy Award winning actor Jeremy Irons didn’t exactly give a stirring defense of marriage here but hey, at least he raised some questions about it. He asked whether allowing same-sex marriage would open the door for interfamilial relationships. (It will.)… Continue Reading →

Oh boy. Holy Name Church in Toronto will be home to what’s called Missa Gaia or “Earth Mass.” This from the parish bulletin: Cardinal Carter Academy for the Arts Music Department will present Missa Gaia at Holy Name Church Wednesday… Continue Reading →

Much was made of the Associated Press’ decision to cease using the term “illegal immigrants.” But another word choice jumped out at me recently in a story that the AP published on the House of Horrors abortionist Kermit Gosnell who… Continue Reading →

On the “Parenting blog” at The New York Times, a mother of a Down Syndrome Child argues for the legality of killing unborn children diagnosed with Down Syndrome. I found it ironic that it’s on the parenting blog though. Alison… Continue Reading →

New scientific tests on the Shroud of Turin date the cloth to ancient times, challenging earlier experiments that dated it only to the Middle Ages. The very liberal Huffington Post reported the news and the combox erupted. Here’s a sample… Continue Reading →