Patrick & Matthew Archbold  ·  Published since 2005 Monday, 2 November 2026

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We Laugh Because We Believe

Set in two inks Black for the argument. Red for everything the Church already answered.

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  1. 19 Nov

    If Jesse Jackson Were a Catholic Bishop

    Well you’ve got to give Reverend Jesse Jackson credit. He doesn’t pull punches. He just excommunicated all moderate and conservative blacks from…well…being black. No. I’m not kidding. According to The Hill: The…

  2. 18 Nov

    Is Sarah Palin Not Pro-Life Enough?

    Warning!: Pro-lifers cannibalizing each other ahead. Is Sarah Palin pro-life? Not if you ask the American Right to Life which is promoting their site with pro-life profiles of some heavy hitting pro-life…

  3. 18 Nov

    Google Followers – This Shall Not Stand!

    We are so grateful for all the positive feedback that we receive on this website. None is more gratifying than the 234 lackeys, aka Google Followers, that hang on our every word.…

  4. 18 Nov

    Two Sets Of Rules

    by LarryD This is a guest post by our friend LarryD of the fine blog “Acts of the Apostasy.” LarryD is one of the few remaining tax payers in metro Detroit; father…

  5. 18 Nov

    Name Ave Maria’s New Fieldhouse

    A pro-choice multi-millionaire donated $4 million to Ave Maria University for a sports facility which will bear his name. Pewsitter asks “Ave Maria, a Poor Man’s Notre Dame?” and links to a…

  6. 18 Nov

    “Fireproof” Follow-Up

    I never saw “Fireproof” but I know a few people that did and they all seemed to like it. Maybe a little too earnest and not heavy on artistry but it had…

  7. 17 Nov

    Politico: Church is Racist and Anti-Woman

    I present to you as a gift the most ridiculous and just laughably bad attempt to slime the Catholic Church by The Politico in weeks. But this attack on the Church is…

  8. 17 Nov

    Kathleen Parker’s Incivility

    The introspection-free world of a left-leaning columnist must be a nice place to live. Kathleen Parker, without the slightest hint of irony, laments the incivility of our current discourse. She concedes that…