Author matthew archbold
Just in time for Holy Week. Time Magazine tells parents to worry that their religious children might not actually be religious, but just plain ol’ nuts. Seriously. You can find this in the magazine with the cover that shows two… Continue Reading →
Who says Catholics don’t read the Bible? CMR buddy Brandon Vogt interviewed the woinderful Sister Maria Suso of the Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist (SistersOfMary.org). They discuss her recent appearance on “The American Bible Challenge”, a Scripture-based… Continue Reading →
A few years ago I read a ton of books on the Shroud of Turin. My faith didn’t depend on the Shroud being authentic but I believed it to be so. Now, a new study has shown that the Shroud… Continue Reading →
The thing that gets me about this is that you know things like this are going on everywhere. There is so much love and beauty and concern for others out there all over the world. We shouldn’t look past it…. Continue Reading →
A study about to be published from a Kansas State professor shows that 58 percent of the children of lesbians called themselves gay, and 33 percent of the children of gay men called themselves gay. This is reportedly not from… Continue Reading →
Kate Michelman, the president emeritus of NARAL, says the darnedest things. You know Kermit Gosnell’s abortion house of horrors where he killed babies, killed women and kept body parts as souvenirs in his freezer, yeah all that was pro-lifers fault…. Continue Reading →
Justice Anthony Kennedy, who is often referred to as the swing vote on the Supreme Court, said during the hearing on Prop 8 that he’s worried about the children when it comes to the issue of gay marriage. But not… Continue Reading →
When I was eight years old I gave my father a picture of me for his birthday. It’s become something of a family joke. Let’s just say not many Thanksgivings go by without someone mocking me for the high esteem… Continue Reading →
Captain Planet, the fantasy of Ted Turner’s fevered environmental fantasy, will be at the Easter Egg hunt at the White House. Presumably, his role will be to make children not know who the heck he is and then make them… Continue Reading →
I was looking at my children in Mass today and a horrifying thought occurred to me. If I do my job well as a parent, my children may end up persecuted and/or in jail. That may be the best I… Continue Reading →