Patrick & Matthew Archbold  ·  Published since 2005 Thursday, 12 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. 08 Sep

    Breaking News: Catholics Shouldn’t Hate Gays

    I typically shy away from critiquing pieces written in college newspapers mainly because when I look back at the things I wrote in college I shudder at my own shallowness and pretension.…

  2. 08 Sep

    Today on CMR – September 7, 2007

    Evidence of the Apocalypse——Prepare yourselves! The end is nigh! I agree with Greeley! God-Brawl with Chris Matthews——Chris Matthews puts his anti-catholic agenda on display, again. Serious Thinking About Liturgical Art and Architecture——D…

  3. 07 Sep

    Evidence of the Apocalypse

    It is the clearest evidence yet of the coming apocalypse that I have seen. The world is completely upside-down and God will soon be compelled to act. To what am I referring?…

  4. 07 Sep

    God-Brawl with Chris Matthews

    It goes without saying (but I will say it anyway) there is no more vehement anti-catholic than a fallen away catholic. Chris Matthew takes the cake. There has much discussion about Mother…

  5. 07 Sep

    Today on CMR – September 6, 2007

    Serious Thinking About Liturgical Art and Architecture——D Mac received an e-mail from someone asking if he believes that traditional architecture is the best way to build Catholic churches was some form of…

  6. 06 Sep

    An Exciting Time To Be Catholic!

    Damian Thompson has a great little piece in Spectator about the implementation of the motu proprio Summorum Pontificum. In it he relishes how the motu proprio is making the enemies of the…

  7. 06 Sep

    Reverence and Pavarotti

    I saw the opera star Luciano Pavarotti in Central Park in 1993. On the way there I didn’t take the concert seriously at all. I was more interested in the drinking and…

  8. 06 Sep

    Slippery Slopes

    Slippery slope arguments are typically summarily rejected. When it comes to any kind of moral slippery slope argument, the results are even worse. When it comes to the issue of gay marriage…