Author Patrick Archbold

These gas prices are awesome right? Crude is below $70 and there is some speculation among analysts that we haven’t hit bottom yet. For many Americans, this is like an unexpected tax break. Who doesn’t mind a little extra money… Continue Reading →

I know schadenfreude is bad, but this is Katie Couric. Katie Couric is catching flak for admitting on twitter that she never heard the word “eschatology” before. Be4 I sign off learned a new word in church today: Eschatology. Anyone?… Continue Reading →

Over at the Register I look at the differences in the way two protests are treated and discuss what it says about America. *subhead*More than just media bias.*subhead*

The wait is over. *subhead*Enjoy.*subhead*

Well, this certainly beats the alternatives that have been discussed. Pope Francis has named Cardinal Robert Sarah as the new prefect of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments. Cardinal Sarah, 69, from French Guinea, is… Continue Reading →

This!!! That is all I can say. Watch This!! “When I think about a life of greatness, I think about a life of service.” Outstanding. *subhead*Awesome.*subhead*

So Obama is going to do it. He is going to grant amnesty even though he has no right and power to do so, as he has acknowledged. When a president acknowledges at least 22 separate times that the law… Continue Reading →

From Cardinal George in an interview with Crux The question is raised, why doesn’t he himself clarify these things? Why is it necessary that apologists have to bear that burden of trying to put the best possible face on it?… Continue Reading →

Over at the Register, I discuss how the ‘Hermeneutic of Continuity’ has become a crutch and a cudgel absolving the hierarchy of its responsibility for clarity. What we need is clarity in communication with clearly presented continuity with all that… Continue Reading →

Obama is an executive proven to be unbound by the limits of his office, the constitution, or law. Now he is unbound by even political consideration. His party is in shambles as is his legacy. But he faces no more… Continue Reading →