Author matthew archbold
The question is arising everywhere all over the Catholic blogosphere: Is it morally acceptable for a Catholic to vote for a candidate who supports that which is intrinsically evil? David L. Alexander from Man With Black Hat wrote an email… Continue Reading →
Two of my daughters started soccer Saturday. They’re on the same team. One is five and the other is six. They’re not even a year apart in age. But they approach everything from very different perspectives. The more I hang… Continue Reading →
Pep Talks From Supreme Court Justice—Chief Justice Roberts delivers pep talk to Notre Dame. How about one for the Court? The Internet Election—This election is history in the making. Doctor Worries That Palin’s Decision Could Decrease Abortions—Palin could inspire other… Continue Reading →
Chief Supreme Court Justice John Roberts apparently gave the Notre Dame Fighting Irish a behind closed doors pep talk before the Notre Dame/ Michigan battle, says the Wall Street Journal. Since Notre Dame amazingly won, I’m just wondering if Roberts… Continue Reading →
The Palin family’s often discussed and much maligned decision not to kill their own child in the womb because he’d been diagnosed with Downs Syndrome is causing at least one doctor to worry that abortions of Downs Syndrome babies might… Continue Reading →
Exciting Project From Fr. Barron—The beauty of Catholicism on DVD. Buchanan: Last Chance for Life—Don’t stand on the sidelines for this one. Lives hang in the balance. Is The Media Getting Worse?—Personal attacks and savage accusations are commonplace in the… Continue Reading →
Today, the Washington Post has a front page story on Cindy McCain’s past drug addiction. McCain has talked extensively about her addiction to Vicodin and Percocet in early 1989 after rupturing two disks and having back surgery. What possible interest… Continue Reading →
I’m not a Pat Buchanan fan. But this column he wrote today feels exactly right and I think is why all the poll numbers are tightening this campaign season. It’s all about life. Each side knows we’re close. The battle… Continue Reading →
Grandmothers Thrown Out of Vatican—All they were doing was planting a flag in front of St. Peter’s, burning incense, waving feathers, and dancing in a circle. Horror Story from Meet The Teacher Night—The saga of the soda stain brigade as… Continue Reading →
A group of old ladies planted a flag in front of the door to St. Peter’s Basilica, formed a circle, burned incense, waved some feathers around, channeled thoughts from others into prayers (not sure how this worked), and had the… Continue Reading →