Author Patrick Archbold
I don’t even know what to say. As if you weren’t embarrassed enough by the Obama administration’s miserable diplomatic failure in neglecting to send anyone above dog catcher to France for the anti-terrorism rally, this ought to do it. To… Continue Reading →
As long time readers of this blog now, I used to do predictions each year. I haven’t done that in a while because I put my predictions out there during the year and, quite frankly, nobody cares about them. But… Continue Reading →
Millions gathered in the streets of Paris to proclaim their solidarity in resisting terrorism and to trumpet to the world their belief that Islam and the West can live in harmony. But it won’t make one bit of difference. Over… Continue Reading →
Increasingly, the Catholic League’s Bill Donohue is less a defender of Catholicism and more a defender of the sycophantic whims of his patrons. First was his shameful defense of the St. Patrick’s Gay Parade. Now his absurd moral equivalence with… Continue Reading →
I am sure you have heard about the Connecticut teen who has been medically kidnapped and forced to undergo chemotherapy because her parents sought a second opinion. This is just the latest case of state-knows-best medical kidnapping. Every time I… Continue Reading →
Archbishop Wenski to Archdiocesan employees: Support gay marriage and you’re fired. Amen. The Archdiocese of Miami is warning employees that they could be fired for any conduct that is “inconsistent with the teachings of the Catholic Church” in the wake… Continue Reading →
Over at the Register I take a look at the all too common view of the (lack of) necessity of the Church for salvation. Please read and share. *subhead*A question of Emphasis.*subhead*
Making lemons into lemonade. Today I got a flat tire taking my daughter to a soccer game. Tire was toast, so I put a new tire on the car. But I kept the flat tire because I recently watched this… Continue Reading →
There is no shortage of people who will tell you that everything is hunky-dory in the Church and that the recent synod is just the somewhat ugly business of tasty sausage making made visible. What they don’t tell you is… Continue Reading →
Over at the Register, I write about common misuses and abuses of the words and concept of Papal Magisterium and what contributes to this confusion. I would be most appreciative if you would give it a read at the Register… Continue Reading →