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A bill to increase state regulations of abortion clinics is causing all sorts of crazy testimony from those opposing the bill at the state capitol in Nebraska. The Judiciary Committee heard testimony on a bill that would require abortion clinics… Continue Reading →

Fr. Hunwicke has an excellent post that makes the case that some sort of canonical status for the SSPX should be desired by all, including Bishops. Nothing is gained by the present situation between the SSPX and the ‘mainstream’ Church…. Continue Reading →

Pope Francis reminds the world that children are a gift. Now, when you read that it’s not surprising or anything is it? But here’s the thing – we are not hearing it. Or maybe it’s worse. Maybe we are hearing… Continue Reading →

“When you see a night illumined by an unknown light, know that this is the great sign given you by God that he is about to punish the world for its crimes, by means of war, famine, and persecutions of… Continue Reading →

Benjamin Netanyahu wins a resounding victory and by extension Obama loses. After Israeli voters gave Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a resounding victory in Tuesday’s election, despite pre-election polls showing him trailing the Zionist Union, the Likud leader has begun the… Continue Reading →

What? I mean seriously. What? The little girls saying completely NSFW things isn’t even the worst part. I think that honor goes to the huge headed Bill Clinton in a dress and high heels. Totally bizarre. HT Twitchy *subhead*Yikes.*subhead*

I love how they announce it. They define marriage as “two people, traditionally a man and a woman.” NY Times reports: After three decades of debate over its stance on homosexuality, members of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) voted on Tuesday… Continue Reading →

*subhead*That’s Modalism, Patrick!.*subhead* I am sure many CMR readers have seen his before, but I think it never gets old. My 13-year-old son and I can never get enough. We both lose it around the Voltron reference. Happy St. Patrick’s… Continue Reading →

This is a great letter. Take a minute or two to read it. It’s a great defense of the so-called “morality clauses” that some teachers are being asked to sign. I was going to snip parts but then I just… Continue Reading →

The Arizona Supreme Court Judicial Ethics Advisory Committee has issued their opinion that judges who perform marriages cannot discriminate against same-sex marriages. Religion Clause: a judge who chooses to perform marriages may not discriminate between marriages based on the judge’s… Continue Reading →