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Georgetown Law professor advised Clinton campaign to resist conscience protections for overseas taxpayer-funded abortions In an email uncovered by Wikileaks, Georgetown Law professor Jennifer Klein advised Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign chairman John Podesta against providing conscience protections for overseas faith-based… Continue Reading →

If you’re a Catholic online you’ve probably read the work of Providence College’s Anthony Esolen. His clear thinking and merciful take on all issues have been helpful to many. Right now, Professor Esolen is under attack at Providence by a… Continue Reading →

This is kinda’ funny. Pope Francis today said that women can not be ordained Catholic priests. Well, you can’t imagine the shock of such a pronouncement. But the reporter’s follow up is priceless. USA Today: The Catholic Church’s ban on… Continue Reading →

The latest scandal emanating from WikiLeaks is that Donna Brazile, now the DNC Chairperson, fed debate questions to presidential candidate Hillary Clinton in advance while working as a talking head at CNN. I can’t help but be reminded of the… Continue Reading →

CNN hasn’t really been covering the WikiLeaks emails and one of the reasons given is that because they’re from dubious sources and unverified. OK? But just today it was announced that they fired CNN commentator Donna Brazile after it was… Continue Reading →

Does anyone actually believe that Democrats would support abortion so rabidly if Planned Parenthood didn’t donate so much to them? I don’t. In fact, the best way to learn the truth of this is to cut federal funding to the… Continue Reading →

Theologian Michael Novak doesn’t seem to think Catholics should vote for Hillary because a few teensy tiny issues such as life and religious freedom. Breitbart: “The truth is that if Clinton wins we risk losing our freedom, because Democrats are… Continue Reading →

The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear the case in Gloucester County School Board v. G.G.   The high court is set to review the U.S. 4th Circuit Court of Appeals decision which held that a Virginia school board’s policy… Continue Reading →

To me, this is like a Christian version of that famous Iwo Jima photograph. The video shows a group of Christian fighters in a town just outside Mosul returning home after having been violently driven from the town two years… Continue Reading →