Author matthew archbold

Come on. Didn’t we kinda’ know this already? A new study indicates that individuals who claim to be “spiritual,” but who lack an allegiance to a specific religion, may, in fact, be more likely to suffer from mental health problems…. Continue Reading →

This is just too much fun. Congressman Sean Duffy with his wife and five kids at a photo-op with John Boehner. It’s great. Watch the little one closely. She moves fast. HT The Corner *subhead*Fun.*subhead*

This video on wymen’s ordination is making the rounds but Patrick and I, as a service to our beloved readers planned to scour the twitter machine and gather responses from major religious leaders to this unforgettable video. But Golden Corral… Continue Reading →

Boom-ba-boom. That’s the sound that accompanies my ten year old daughter everywhere she goes. Everywhere. It’s the sound of a bouncing basketball. That sound is like the ever present fog of dirt that accompanies that Peanuts character Pig Pen. She… Continue Reading →

Pro-aborts are getting worried folks. Check this out from Time Magazine. The liberal rag frets that old wimmins aren’t clearing out for young fresh blood. What Time doesn’t say is that there aren’t that many young people who want to… Continue Reading →

CMR’s favoritest blogger Jennifer Fulwiler was admitted to the hospital Wednesday afternoon for pulmonary embolisms in both lungs. Please keep her in your prayers. She’s pregnant, as you probably know, so keep both Jen and the baby in your prayers… Continue Reading →

Oh. No. An anti-American cable news organization has bought an anti-American cable news organization. That’s right. Al Jazeera is buying Al Gore’s Current TV. So really there’s not going to be much of a change at all. I mean, this… Continue Reading →

It’s a Friday night on a college campus. Students walk out of their dorms in the dead of winter, their breath billowing out in puffs of steam, greeting friends with nods and handshakes, hopping into cars and convoying over 30… Continue Reading →

I saw Les Miserable. I absolutely loved it. For me, it was nothing short of brilliant. I did read one blog post by a Catholic Wife who was concerned about Fontaine’s descent into prostitution and how it was somewhat vividly… Continue Reading →