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You gotta get ’em early, I guess. The Catholic Church in England and Wales is launching its own comic strip in order to attract teenagers into the priesthood.Fr Paul Embery, the Church’s Director of Vocations: “We realise that this kind… Continue Reading →
As previously posted on this site, I have decided to hang my hat on the May 5th date for the release of the famed Motu Proprio ‘liberalizing’ the use of the 1962 Mass. This date, of course, is the feast… Continue Reading →
Can someone explain to me how selling Carbon Offsets is any different from the selling of indulgences? Individuals and companies can purchase Carbon Offsets for remission of the sin of introducing carbon into the environment. The problem is, this does… Continue Reading →
Rosie O’Donnell is out at the view. What a shocker. She seems like such a nice young lady. Apparently, ABC and Rosie just couldn’t come to terms. Rosie wanted the ability to spread her anti-Bush, anti-catholic, anti-Chinese, anti-gun, anti…..well just… Continue Reading →
Jim McGreevey, the infamous openly gay ex-Governor of New Jersey, has written to the New York Times Magazine. Mr. McGreevey writes: The pontiff may well be correct in identifying Christianity as the religious foundation of Europe, as a counterpoint to… Continue Reading →
Daniel Pipes has an article at Catholic Exchange that promotes the idea that moderate Muslims are the answer to radical Islam. From the article: Admittedly, they do not constitute a movement but represent mere wisps in the face of the… Continue Reading →
A quick Yahoo news search on Fr.”Richard McBrien” shows that his comments calling into question some basic tenets of the faith are included in the the coverage of many of the top news agencies in the country. This list includes… Continue Reading →
Vengeance in mine. While the air still hangs thick with gunpowder, while shock and disbelief prevail, before we even know the names of the dead, the drumbeat begins. The 32 dead are not enough you see, we want our pound… Continue Reading →
George Weigel has a piece on Catholic Exchange which suggests that the divide between the Catholics and the Orthodox may be much wider than we care to admit. In support of this claim he relates the reaction of the monasteries… Continue Reading →
Noah and Al Gore: A Global Warming Drive-By
The Ordinary Ministers of the Media just cannot help themselves. It is the AP this time. There I was, minding my own business, innocently reading a nice story about a gentleman who built a replica of Noah’s Ark in Holland…. Continue Reading →