Author Patrick Archbold

The last few years there has been a rash of reality shows in which the old and/or ugly something is renovated, fixed-up, or slimmed down for the great reveal. The have done this ugly people, obese people, houses, and even… Continue Reading →

FYI Folks. I will be on Catholic Answers Live tonight from 7-8PM ET. Call in. Let’s have some fun. I understand that I was their first third choice for a guest tonight. I rock. So Patrick Coffin and I will… Continue Reading →

I am a lunatic, quick to anger (and quick to forgive I might add) and always ready for a fight. Perhaps our readers may have picked up on these traits, I dunno. But I have to laugh when I find… Continue Reading →

Bishop Michael Evans of East Anglia passed away on July 11 from cancer at only sixty. May he rest in peace. It is now being reported that his body will be cremated instead of buried. As more details concerning Bishop… Continue Reading →

Now in Vermont, soon to come to New York. Two Catholic Innkeepers are being sued for refusing to host a gay wedding reception. A Vermont inn violated state anti-discrimination rules by refusing to host the wedding reception for two New… Continue Reading →

Lots and lots of people have advice for Archbishop Chaput for when he comes to Philadelphia. So do I. Don’t take any advice. I conclude that the reason the Holy Father chose Archbishop Chaput for the important job in Philadelphia… Continue Reading →

I was in Denver over the weekend on business, I am an IT guy. I planned to stay the whole weekend because when it comes to computer stuff, things can sometimes go terribly wrong. As it turned, the major upgrade… Continue Reading →

Here in the US, governmental antipathy toward religion and particular the Catholic Church is a growing threat. Catholic organizations are already being prevented from providing adoption services and you can bet your favorite pair of skinny jeans that gay marriage… Continue Reading →

Jake Tapper reports all you need to know about how the condescender in chief negotiates. Boehner said at one point that “it’s clear to all of us how big this spending problem is. Congress keeps voting for programs we can’t… Continue Reading →