Author Patrick Archbold

It is hard to imagine any possible good news coming out of Oklahoma today after the horrific devastation there today, but this news is great. Such great news RT @outfrontcnn JUST IN: Some of the Oklahoma children reported earlier as… Continue Reading →

Shawn Tribe, founder of the New Liturgical Movement blog is retiring from blogging. NLM was founded nearly eight years ago in 2005, a few months after the election of Benedict XVI — a period when many blogs were founded in… Continue Reading →

Primarily because I am sick of people being mad at me, I want to write a post sure to generate no controversy. Here are the best songs ever by category. Best TV theme Song Ever!! Greatest American Hero Best Song… Continue Reading →

I must admit that my frustration and disappointment with Cardinal Dolan is mounting. The tough talk followed by the wink, nod, and chuckle is wearing thin. Cardinal Dolan, according to the DailyNews said that he and the Bishops would be… Continue Reading →

I returned from a business trip a week ago. As I was unpacking my suitcase, I pulled out a pair of pants. I had some change in the pockets and it spilled out on to the floor. The signature clink… Continue Reading →

Do you know what a controlled burn is? It is when forest managers start or allow a fire to burn in a controlled fashion. Why do they do this? To remove the fuel for an uncontrolled fire that would be… Continue Reading →

I ask for your prayers for a special intention of mine. Lord, make me an instrument of your peace, Where there is hatred, let me sow love; Where there is injury, pardon; Where there is doubt, faith; Where there is… Continue Reading →

[Foxnews] A Philadelphia doctor was found guilty Monday of murdering three babies born alive in an abortion clinic, Fox News confirms. He was acquitted in the fourth baby’s death, and found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the overdose death of… Continue Reading →

Pope Francis set a record by canonizing 800 15th Century laymen that refused to convert to Islam and brutally died because of it. It is a story of faith and strength in the face of death, death from a brutal… Continue Reading →

Cognitive dissonance is defined as the discomfort one feels when holding to two mutually exclusive thoughts. It is natural to feel such discomfort since one of the thoughts must obviously be false. However, when one holds two mutually exclusive thoughts… Continue Reading →