Author Patrick Archbold

I have a favor to ask you. Normally, when Matt or I write a post at the National Catholic Register, we put up the first few paragraphs and a link. If it catches your interest, you click over. This time… Continue Reading →

This story about Oregon removing legal protections for parents who rely solely on faith to treat their dying children leaves me conflicted. Oregon lawmakers will take the first step today toward ending legal protections for parents who rely solely on… Continue Reading →

One last thing on this topic, and I promise I am done with it for a while. Just in case you have not seen it, Dr. Peter Kreeft tackles this subject over at CatholicVote.org.Dr. Kreeft agrees with me, but he… Continue Reading →

Because of his faith, state wrestling title contender Joel Northrup had to forfeit a match. It was either that, or wrestle a girl. CNN A high school wrestler in wrestling-crazy Iowa forfeited a tournament match Thursday after refusing to grapple… Continue Reading →

This is the awesomeist story since awesome was invented. Democrats in Wisconsin, fleeing their responsibilities as legislators, have turned pathetic into comedy gold. In order to flee a vote on a budget bill in the legislature to eliminate much of… Continue Reading →

The Blurb on this video says: With the new Mass translations coming out this year, the “Gather” hymnal will sadly become obsolete. With that in mind, I composed a tribute medley to some of the best songs contained therein. Unfortunately,… Continue Reading →

Ever since the release of the Lila Rose – Live Action videos that exposed Planned Parenthood for their illegal practices (beyond the obvious immoral practices,) I have been following the debate over the sinfulness of subterfuge with much interest. My… Continue Reading →

Watch this amazing video about a boy who doesn’t know he is missing part of his brain. As the doctor says, this case just goes to show what they don’t know about the brain. So, can we all agree to… Continue Reading →

Hooray for the Egytpian people. Well, except if you happen to be in the 20% of the population that is Coptic Christian. If you are part of that 20%, then sorry dude. Look, you can’t say you are surprised by… Continue Reading →

Of the many things that have been lost during the last forty years in the name of the council, I miss one the most. Silence. Noise is my life. With five children ages ten and under, I know from noise…. Continue Reading →