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So, just to be clear, Kim Kardashian’s father comes out as a woman and is celebrated as a hero. But Kim Kardashian’s husband comes out as a Trump supporter and the media questions his sanity. What? I’ll remind you that… Continue Reading →

Why aren’t all Catholic schools talking with their students about Alfie Evans? They’re always talking about making the faith “relevant” or something, well what the hell is more relevant than a child being put to death right now? This is… Continue Reading →

A nun who became known as The “Angel of Dieppe,” for her heroic efforts in caring for WWII soldiers at the disastrous Battle of Dieppe, died at 103 years old. Sister Agnès-Marie Valois of Canada, an Augustinian nun, was trained… Continue Reading →

I’m not linking to GQ because that’s what they want. No links for asshattery. But here’s Fr. Jonathan Morris on Fox News talking about it. *subhead*Ugh.*subhead*

Wow. Didn’t see this coming. I hope this changes things. The Daily Star reports: The 23-month-old has been granted citizenship in the hope that he can be taken to a hopsital in Rome for treatment, according to Italy’s Foreign Ministry…. Continue Reading →

Facebook is great for keeping family and friends connected. Twitter is great for breaking news. But the abandonment of the blogosphere by conservatives and Christians as tools of evangelization or advocacy has been a major mistake. John Hinderaker of Powerline… Continue Reading →

Hillary: “They were never going to let me be president” I agree if by “they” she means the American people. I mean seriously, GIVE ME A BREAK HERE. Like there was some grand conspiracy by the he-man woman haters club… Continue Reading →

I’m puzzled by those who seek to deny Alfie Evans’ family the right to remove him from the hospital which wants to remove his breathing tube to take him to another hospital which wants to attempt to keep the child… Continue Reading →

Catholic-sounding labels can be deceitful Don’t be fooled by some institutions claiming a “Catholic tradition” or even some level of “Catholic identity,” said Patrick Reilly, president of The Cardinal Newman Society, in a piece in LifeSiteNews.com about Dominican University’s decision… Continue Reading →

Why in this age of connectivity do so many feel so disconnected? Why, in this time where we are so available to one another, are we not present to one another? *subhead*Put Your Blurb Here.*subhead*