Author Patrick Archbold

On Monday morning I spent a few minutes speaking with Brian Patrick on the Sonrise in the Morning Show on EWTN radio. The topic is all the craziness that surrounds the third secret of Fatima. For those interested, have a… Continue Reading →

This is not my usual style of post but I thought, why not? Caveat lector. * * * Sometimes I find prayers in the most unexpected places. I wonder if you have had the opportunity to see a wonderful little… Continue Reading →

That’s right, me and my squeeze are finally hip. (Yes, we drive a Sienna) All you minivan driving parents out there will enjoy this! Just imagine how much swagger there is in one of those passenger vans! ht NRO

Words mean things. I don’t like it when people abuse words in order to deceive or obfuscate. I especially don’t like it when Christians do it. I really, really don’t like it when Christians do it in the name of… Continue Reading →

This is a letter to the editors of the Delaware County Times (PA) in which a priest cancels his subscription. It speaks for itself, don’t ya think? To the Times: I regret to inform you that I will no longer… Continue Reading →

Don’t even tell me you are surprised. Unbelievable… Seniors Not Allowed to Pray Before Meals at Nursing Home Senior citizens are no longer allowed to pray before meals at the Port Wentworth’s Ed Young Senior Citizens Center near Savannah, Georgia…. Continue Reading →

WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama will nominate Solicitor General Elena Kagan to the Supreme Court, positioning the court to have three female justices for the first time, NBC News reported late Sunday. Kagan served as the Dean of Harvard Law… Continue Reading →

Truly this is one of the most honest and touching moments you will ever see from a pro-life and Catholic politician ever. Boehner, while accepting the Hyde pro-life award, chokes up when he reveals that he is one of twelve… Continue Reading →

Get ready for conspiracy season, opening day is almost here. Prepare thyself for an onslaught of information, speculation, and defamation over the next few weeks as the Pope prepares to visit Fatima this month. Speculation about the contents of the… Continue Reading →