Author Patrick Archbold

Please pray. A fertilizer plant in West near Waco TX has exploded and the damage could be catastrophic. Prayers are needed. Twitter Feed from a local Waco paper says Friends from West say blocks gone RT @jasonwhitely: BREAKING: Source says… Continue Reading →

Dove did a very interesting experiment. The had several women describe themselves to a sketch artist. After they were done, somebody else that they met described them to the sketch artist. Which version do you think was more critical and… Continue Reading →

Or not!! Conflicting reports. Everybody was reporting it 20 mins ago but now CNN and the others are walking it back. Pathetic. Update DEVELOPING: CBS’ Bob Orr: sources say bomber was on phone when he dropped second backpack. Cell records… Continue Reading →

Of all the people deserving Episcopal ire, the Archbishop of Westminster has singled out one group saying “”they should have no place in the Church.” Pro-aborts? Gay marriage advocates? Nope. Catholic Bloggers. Please read my post at the Register. *subhead*Seriously?*subhead*

By now we have all heard the lame excuses the media has proffered, if they bothered to proffer one at all, for their media blackout on the Gosnell aborto-murder trial. So imagine something for a second. Imagine Gosnell, a man… Continue Reading →

While the role of women in the Catholic Church is hotly debated among undebatably not hot, the head of the Russian Orthodox Church, Patriarch Kirill, has a slightly different approach. The German Episcopal Conference has expressed its commitment “to promoting… Continue Reading →

I found this interesting. Fr Paul Gunter, Secretary of the Department for Christian Life and Worship in the U.K. tells priest in England & Wales that just because the Pope did it, doesn’t mean you can. Parish priests in England… Continue Reading →

The Pope has picked his wartime Consiglieres, a group of Cardinals to advise him on how to reform the Roman Curia. In a highly significant and ground-breaking move, indicating a new, more collegial style of leadership, Pope Francis has chosen… Continue Reading →

Do you remember when Harvard Divinity Professor Karen King embarrassed herself last year by claiming that a few words on a parchment of dubious source and date proved Jesus was married? Well, she is still embarrassing herself. In a speech… Continue Reading →

Bishops do the Church no favors when they weigh in on public policy debates outside of their competency. Perhaps the person doing the most damage in this regard is Bishop Blaire of “we are so liberal we’re bankrupt” Stockton, CA…. Continue Reading →