Author Patrick Archbold

Who said this? The fact that we are here today to debate raising America’s debt limit is a sign of leadership failure. It is a sign that the U.S. Government can’t pay its own bills. It is a sign that… Continue Reading →

For Indiscriminate terrorism, it seems pretty discriminate. 2011 has has started off the same as 2010 ended, with increasing violence against Christians in Muslim dominated countries. The latest, of course, is the New Years attack on a Coptic Church in… Continue Reading →

I gotta tell ya. This guy is seriously growing on me! ht to Michael Hirsh

What some women will do for a sale!! A WOMAN staged her abduction just to see if her husband would pay £20,000 to get her back. But she was arrested in the car park of a shopping centre on her… Continue Reading →

There is an interesting article over at America Magazine by William J. Byron, S.J. of St. Joseph’s University in Philadelphia. In the article, Fr. Byron advocates for the use of business-style exit interviews for Catholics leaving the Church. • Why… Continue Reading →

Nothing proclaims diversity like banning stuff, n’est-ce pas? Quebec’s family minister, Yolande James, has banned all religious instruction in government-subsidized daycare centers. Since 1997, the province has subsidized 85% of daycare costs, with parents paying $7 per child per day…. Continue Reading →

Via Weasel Zippers we found this sad, but ultimately unsurprising story. (Daily Star) – A CATHOLIC school faces being taken over by a mosque after it was revealed that 95% of its pupils are Muslim. It is believed to be… Continue Reading →

When I was a child, I spoke as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child. But, when I became a man, I decided to put the children in charge. I hesitate to call an idea… Continue Reading →

At least 38 people have been killed since Christmas Eve in attacks across Nigeria, including assaults against two churches. Local police suspect radical Muslim group Boko Haram, which has a history of anti-Christian violence, in the church attacks. In the… Continue Reading →

I hate my neighbors. Well, not hate hate, but ya know–hate. By the look of things, on average, I would say that we got about 18 inches of snow. However, the way the fickle winds swirl in my neighborhood, all… Continue Reading →