Author Patrick Archbold
On my last post, I was having some fun with anagrams of Barack Hussein Obama. I tried to find some nonsensical and funny ones to compliment my post. I decided to go back and see what other words could be… Continue Reading →
I believe that God always send us prophets. I believe that prophecy should be respected, weighed, discerned. Never despised. I believe that the study of prophecy can be an important and weighty intellectual pursuit. What follows has absolutely nothing to… Continue Reading →
The Liturgical Image: St. Monica Church, Cincinnati—Here the heavenly and cosmic liturgy are made visible. Part 4: Architectural Theology at the New Saint Michael Church—Part 4 in the series on Architectural Theology. Merry..Um….Merry? Happy H….Time Of Year!—It’s our holiday. If… Continue Reading →
It’s our holiday. If you want our money, you gotta say the word.
Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen once made some commentary about his time some fifty years ago. Think about where the world has gone since then. More importantly, think about where we as Catholic Christians have gone. Catholics, in large part, just… Continue Reading →
Google is such a powerful tool. Gosh, we can find out almost anything almost as quickly as you can type. Watch a commercial and you know that you know that actor from somewhere. No problem. One minute of googling tells… Continue Reading →
Is Michael Steele Pro-Life? Maybe Not.—Steele supports Roe V. Wade and doesn’t want to see it overturned. Cardinal Challenges Obama on ESCR—There’s no scientific reason to support ESCR right now. Only political reasons. Chris Matthews and the Death of Perspective—Chris… Continue Reading →
Chris Matthews is scared. Scared that the U.S. (The same U.S. that just elected a radical left quasi-marxist abortion proponent who thinks that babies are punishments and sin is violating his own beliefs) is on the brink of Theocracy. I… Continue Reading →
I have been trying hard to keep my spirits up this week, but I admit it has been difficult. This WaPo story is a significant reason why. This is the Change we have been waiting for. Transition advisers to President-elect… Continue Reading →
I saw this today on a Chicago Tribune comment line: “On November 5, the day after the election, Illinois’s evening Pick 3 lottery number was 6-6-6. An ‘omen’ of things to come?” I try to resist the temptation toward irrational… Continue Reading →