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Three years ago, Time Magazine attempted to convince people that only having one child was awesomely awesome with extra awesome sauce. Pewsitter has Time Mag’s new cover on their site. It seems that one is now one too many. Time… Continue Reading →
We went to stay at my mother’s house in New York last week. On our third day there the kids wanted to talk to their mother on the phone. The ten year old got on and told her that she… Continue Reading →
I don’t even know where to begin. Newsman Don Ennis became transgender, split from his wife, and had hormone therapy. He, now she, took the name Dawn. Later, Dawn had a bout of transient amnesia. When she came out of… Continue Reading →
There’s a certain level of stupidity reserved for feminist activist/scholars. This is that level. A liberal site called TruthOut published this insanely awesomely dumb piece by Lauren Rankin, a self described “feminist writer, scholar, and activist.” The piece’s position is… Continue Reading →
Slow news day, I guess. The OC Register published a story about the protest surrounding the California hospital that merged with a Catholic health organization and ceased performing abortion. Abortion-rights advocates protested Thursday outside a Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce… Continue Reading →
As many of you know, I love conversion stories. Can’t get enough. I would tailgate before tapings of The Journey Home if security would let me within fifty miles. I love Alex Jones’ story. This is a short film where… Continue Reading →
The press has been telling us that Pope Francis, in word and deed, is no less than the total renunciation of Pope Benedict’s papacy. Just this weekend, there have been a flurry of articles praising the Pope for his statements… Continue Reading →
Many men would think it’s a dream to attend a meeting with 900 women. This is not that. This is the opposite of that. Archbishop J. Peter Sartain will be attending the annual gathering of the Leardership Conference of Women… Continue Reading →
Savita Halappanavar, 31, began to miscarry her baby 17 weeks into her first pregnancy and died. Her death sparked international outrage, protests and Ireland legalizing abortion in some cases. Now, please note the death of another Indian woman Mona Qureshi…. Continue Reading →
Out with the old and in with the new. We live in a country where the able-bodied are allowed to stay at home in their parents’ home while the elderly who actually need help much of the time are living… Continue Reading →