Author Patrick Archbold
The results are in for the 2008 Catholic Blogs Awards and lo and behold, our humble little endeavour has been voted as the Best New Catholic Blog of the year. We are grateful and humbled that so many of you… Continue Reading →
I have written about the subject of abortion from many different angles. There is the horror of the act itself, the legal aspects, the strategy aspects, and so on. I thought that I had thought about abortion from just about… Continue Reading →
JB Powers at the Society of St. Barbara has an update about the proposed renovations at the Springfield Cathedral. Some commenters took me to task recently for posting without all the facts. Fair enough, however I along with several others… Continue Reading →
What Is In A Name?—CMR’s bid for immortality. Play name that Movement. A Great Jesuit Steps Down—Spitzer steps down…No not that one! A Day Late But Not A Dollar Short—Leprechaun Brothers sing Oh Danny Boy, Oh Boy, O Boy O… Continue Reading →
John L. Allen Jr. of the NCR has an interesting column about what he terms “Evangelical Catholicism” He had a debate about it at the University of Dayton where he and the other panelists had wildly different definitions of the… Continue Reading →
Oh Danny Boy, Oh Boy, O Boy O Danny! Too Funny! ht to TitusOneNine
Happy St. Patrick’s Day It’s Not About Me—All of life’s wisdom in five seconds or less. ‘Tis A Silly Place—The National Cathedral has what on its facade? You can’t be serious. Exactly. More Mad World of Barack Obama—Updated: I have… Continue Reading →
For generations immigrants have come to America, in awe of the ideals that we uphold. Ronald Reagan saw the the Unites States as a “shining city upon a hill.” At the heart of America is our capitol, Washington D.C. ,… Continue Reading →
More Mad World of Barack Obama—Updated: I have updated my video on Obama’s support for infanticide with the help of the woman who led the charge against it. Stuff You Should Read and Some Other Stuff—See DMAC live with Joseph… Continue Reading →
First off, a note for anyone who happens to be in DC tomorrow and has an interest in architecture. Joseph Bottum of First Things will be “lecturing this Monday, March 17, at Georgetown University. Called ‘Living with the Dead: Why… Continue Reading →