Author Patrick Archbold
Wow. This is too awesomely awful and stupid to check. Remember those million dollar buses that President Obama used to tour Iowa the week before last? You might, he won’t. That is because he wasn’t actually on the bus. Pat… Continue Reading →
Michael New, writing at National Review Online, writes about the new proposed abortion-clinic regulations released by the Virginia Department of Health last week. Abortion advocates and their cohorts in the media have done all they can to paint the rules… Continue Reading →
I was reading this article in the LA TImes about a group of “Catholics” who reject heliocentrism in favor of geocentrism because the Bible says so or something. I it was a joke until… First the lead in… A few… Continue Reading →
That darn Pope is such a sourpuss because he does not jettison everything Catholics believe in some naive gesture of ecumenism toward an ecclesial community that probably won’t even be around in a hundred years. He will never be appointed… Continue Reading →
Boy, in addition to being really stupid, the editorial staff at the NY Times must be really ugly as well if they print this nonsense. Writing in the Times, Daniel S. Hamermesh, a professor of economics at the University of… Continue Reading →
You know, every time we talk presidential politics on CMR, somebody will send us an email or write a comment about ALL Catholics should be supporting Ron Paul. There are so many reasons why I could never, would never, support… Continue Reading →
As we prepare for a direct hit from Hurricane Irene, I find myself in a mood. It is not the wind. It is not the rain. If one more person uses the phrases “hunker down” or “batten down the hatches”… Continue Reading →
Many things in the Church have changed since I was a kid. There are things you see now that you would never have seen back then and vice versa. For good and for ill. Altar boys wearing sneakers. This drives… Continue Reading →
Swell. While Hurricane Irene is still days away and a lot can (and probably will) change, the current track takes her right over my house on Sunday as a Category 2 storm. I could live without that.