Author Patrick Archbold
How else to explain this incoherent retraction of his apology? Last Sunday, the radically ignorant Fr. Pfleger of Chicago advocated heresy in a homily “That’s why there should be woman priests, that’s why there should be married priests, that’s why… Continue Reading →
I am sometimes frustrated when I write a post that I believe to be an obvious a satirical piece, only to have the combox fill up with people who think I am serious. I say this by way of introduction… Continue Reading →
The secretary general of the Saint Pius X Society has ordered Bishop Richard Williamson to shut up for real this time. A year or so ago when Bishop Williamson made embarrasing worldwide headlines questioning the holocaust, the SSPX prohibited him… Continue Reading →
At the Hudson Institute’s Reclaim American Liberty Conference a question was posed to Lt. Col. Allen West, a candidate for Congress in Florida, as to how best to respond to those who will jump through hoops to claim that those… Continue Reading →
A couple of recent stories on taxes and polls really made me laugh. The first story tells us that about 47 percent will pay no federal income taxes at all for 2009. That is a staggering number for sure. That… Continue Reading →
When worship becomes whatever you want it to be, there really are no limits to the silliness that ensues. City Harvest is a large non-denominational Church in Singapore. Its founder, Kong Hee, has a huge TV presence too. The Church’s… Continue Reading →
Just days after Cardinal George awarded him a lifetime achievement award, the Rev. Michael Pfleger has been caught on tape openly dissenting and teaching heresy from the pulpit during mass! In this stunning video from a Divine Mercy Sunday homily,… Continue Reading →
Which one is the historical adversary and which one is the ally? Oh yeah. I suppose this is what they call smart diplomacy. The Anchoress sums it up perfectly. I miss the swaggering cowboy. He may have been tongue-tied; he… Continue Reading →
Prophecy has a bad rap. When people think of prophecy, wild visions of predicted doom rush to mind. One cannot divorce prophecy from the prediction of future events, no sense in arguing that point. But in seeing only the obvious,… Continue Reading →
Yup! He did it again. This time to the Chicoms.