Author Patrick Archbold
“I am worried by the Blessed Virgin’s messages to little Lucia of Fatima. This persistence of Mary about the dangers which menace the Church is a divine warning against the suicide of altering the faith, in her liturgy, her theology… Continue Reading →
Over at the Register, I write about Cardinal Dolan’s recent blog post that addresses the situation at Holy Innocents and the rumored looming closure. In it, I try to get to the bottom of what it might mean and what… Continue Reading →
Michael Voris makes some excellent point in this video from NY in which he visits St. Francis of Assisi parish in NYC for their “Pre-pride mass” before the gay pride parade. They homosexual lobby, both in and out of the… Continue Reading →
This morning the Supreme Court released its decision in the cases of Sebelius v. Hobby Lobby and Conestoga Wood v. Sebelius about the ability of the government to force businesses and business owners to violate their religious principles by mandating… Continue Reading →
Today is the day we will find out if the contraception mandate, an unacceptable and immoral intrusion upon our ability to practice our faith, will be aborted. The decision is scheduled to come down at 10AM this morning. Stay tuned… Continue Reading →
Bishop Paprocki of the Diocese of Springfield has issued a pastoral letter in which says that a bow before the tabernacle is only appropriate if you cannot genuflect. So if you are in reasonable health, get on your knees, punk!!… Continue Reading →
Meriam Ibrahim has been rearrested trying to leave the country. Meriam Ibrahim, the Christian woman released from death row in Sudan on Monday, was arrested with her husband and two children at Khartoum airport on Tuesday as the family attempted… Continue Reading →
In some quarters, where mocking people is so much better than discussing ideas, it is quite fashionable to deride the idea of individual gun ownership as a deterrent to government tyranny. “How is your gun supposed to stop the federal… Continue Reading →
Praise God. A Sudanese woman who was sentenced to death for converting from Islam to Christianity has been released from prison, it has been reported. According to the official state news agency in Sudan, a court has ordered 27-year-old Meriam… Continue Reading →
These last weeks I have been terrorized by a groundhog. It ate every last one of my green bean plants in the garden, all 25 of them. It has repeatedly decimated my cucumber plants. All my efforts to keep the… Continue Reading →