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I updated my previous post on the Pope’s abortion comments, but I thought this is very important and needed its own post.  Today, after the release of his interview yesterday, the Pope made his first major comments on abortion. Pope… Continue Reading →

Ok boys and girls, pick up your #2 pencils. Today’s quiz has only one question and it is a multiple choice. Which statement best represents “thinking fully with the Church?” “But when we speak about these issues (the systematic murder… Continue Reading →

You will hear much commentary on the Pope and his style and way of thinking (maybe even from me), particularly after his long and revealing interview. Among the things you read, you simply must include this piece by Father Dwight… Continue Reading →

From the eminently huggable Mark Shea’s “Bed-wetting Reactionary Wusses…” What ties everything in Reactionary culture together better than any other theory I’ve been able to come up with is that it’s not that Reactionaries think the Church is evangelizing wrong… Continue Reading →

An abortionist in Fort Wayne, Indiana failed to report a 13-year-old’s abortion within three days, breaking state law. In Indiana, sex with a girl under 14 years of age is considered child molestation no matter how old the boy/man is…. Continue Reading →

This profile in the UK Telegraph is just creepy and disturbing. The woman in charge of the “troubled families programme” (yeah, that’s how they spell it) is saying the darnedest things. If this isn’t demonizing large families, I don’t know… Continue Reading →

News is the Pope Francis wrote to a Muslim leader in Egypt to express respect for Islam and calls for mutual understanding. First off, this is not entirely accurate reporting. The article at Vatican Insider says Pope expressed respect for… Continue Reading →

The Virginia Governor’s race is a big one. Ken Cuccinelli is a strong pro-lifer and Terry McAuliffe says openly that he’ll roll back oversight on abortion clinics. We know where that takes us. It ends with women in emergency rooms…. Continue Reading →