Author Patrick Archbold

via NBCNewYork Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York praised University of Missouri football star Michael Sam for coming out as gay, saying he would not judge the athlete for his sexual orientation. “Good for him,” Dolan said in an interview… Continue Reading →

Please read my latest post at the Register that can tell you the “One Weird Trick Can Make You Holy” It is not to be missed. As always, and particularly these days, I appreciate your support there. *subhead*Quick and easy.*subhead*

I used to shake my head and laugh at this stuff. I don’t do that anymore. Shame on KSDK (a Gannet company) for covering this story in such a way wish an over anti-Catholic slant, on Ash Wednesday of all… Continue Reading →

When deciding whether an expressed desire for authentic and traditional Catholic teaching and praxis, and vigilance toward the same, is radical, we must look deeper and not stay on the surface. When Bishops fail to safeguard Catholic teaching – because… Continue Reading →

The Pope has granted another interview, this time to Corriere della Serra. The interview is wide ranging and touches on topics such as the media hype aroud the Pope, Humanae Vitae, the upcoming Synod, Marxism again, gay marriage, and sex… Continue Reading →

Please find below the content of an email that I sent to Bishop Olson requesting clarification. <    > Dear Bishop Olson, My name is..[Introduction Redacted] Pursuant to your actions vis-à-vis the prohibition of the Extraordinary Form of the Roman… Continue Reading →

The President of Fisher More College has responded to the Remnant (kudos to them) for some point of clarification. Some points, if true, make the situation more troubling in my mind. According to King, they first received notification of the… Continue Reading →

So. Addressing one topic flying around the internet today. FMC today released a statement detailing their speakers for the last years. Of particular interest is Fr. Nicholas Gruner. FMC says: December 2013 – Fr. Nicholas Gruner, founder and director of… Continue Reading →

It is, of course, entirely possible that Bishop Olson had to take the severe actions that he did. But the gravity of the action directed at the Extraordinary Form requires, in my estimation, a suitably thorough explanation of why this… Continue Reading →