Author matthew archbold
Congrats to the big brain pro-lifers. You did it. You helped to kill the Personhood amendment in Mississippi. According to the AP, at about 10:15 the referendum was being voted down 58% -42%. Congrats to all the big brain pro-lifers… Continue Reading →
The Duggars are expecting their 20th child. God bless them. I don’t watch the show often but when I do I’m amazed how good and happy the kids seem and how kind the parents are. But, of course, all those… Continue Reading →
My four year old and I just voted. She actually pushed the button so she technically voted. (Is that legal?) And by the way, she voted pro-life. All the way. We walked up to our voting place and I had… Continue Reading →
This one just kinda’ freaks me out a bit. And by a bit I mean more than a bit. HT Bad Vestments
Excommunicated Sister of Mercy Margaret McBride received the 2011 Call To Action Leadership Award at their annual conference precisely for her role in a decision at St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center in Phoenix to abort an 11 week old… Continue Reading →
I can’t actually believe that anyone would allow their kid to lick, chew, ingest something called the Chicken Pox lollipop in lieu of getting a shot. It’s being hailed by some as a more “natural immunity.” I really hope this… Continue Reading →
USA Today, in reporting about sexual abuse of young boys at Penn State University, takes the cheapest of shots at the Catholic Church in their featured story. Here’s the headline: Catholic bishops’ lesson for Penn State: Call the cops! Mind… Continue Reading →
Is the Occupy Wall Street crowd breaking one of the commandments? One group in Minnesota seems to think so. They just put up this billboard, according to Powerline.Seems to me they’ve got a point.
Right now there are 356 mentions of “fertilized eggs” in the news, according to a quick Google News search, due to the Personhood amendment being voted on in Mississippi. You see, a fertilized egg to you, me, and anyone with… Continue Reading →
I brought my four year old to the 11 a.m. Mass this morning. All my other children were there already with their parish school. It was a nice Mass and my oldest is in the choir. Our pastor talked during… Continue Reading →