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When it comes to NY Governor Andrew Cuomo and legislation, if it saves even one child, we must act. If it kills 150,000, even better! Cuomo is all over the news. He recently gave his state of the State address…. Continue Reading →
*subhead*Life, liberty and % Neanderthal.*subhead* These days it seems we have a “right” to everything except the rights that are actually given to us by our Creator and enumerated in the Constitution. (My latest favorite is the “right to be… Continue Reading →
If you’ve been reading the news recently you probably saw that four women protested the Pope in St. Peter’s Square. USA Today, Reuters, and The Washington Post were just some of the hundreds of media outlets that ran stories on… Continue Reading →
*subhead*Natural is good.*subhead* Peering into the abyss of biotechnology, I have often mused that the problem with much of what goes on in fertility clinics and laboratories of the world is a denial of human nature. The denial that living… Continue Reading →
This is just astoundingly beautiful. Great thanks to The New York Times for running this amazing video on this teacher and the great love he has for his disabled son. It’s 12 minutes long so I know that for some… Continue Reading →
I want you to remember something in the coming weeks and months. Sometimes good Catholics disagree. How I wish there was more quiet time, more time to grieve, before political bloodletting followed upon actual bloodletting. We no longer have room… Continue Reading →
Do you know Father Wingit? I bet you do. Father Wingit is that priest who has not actually prepared a homily since seminary. Every Sunday, Father Wingit wanders the length of the sanctuary, back and forth and delivers a 30… Continue Reading →
“Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.” 1996 – When Charles Carl Roberts IV hung up on the police dispatcher, the police negotiator outside the Amish schoolhouse frantically redialed Roberts’… Continue Reading →
Just once: I’d like to see a movie where a girl chooses the corporate lawyer over the environmental activist. And it’s a happy ending. I’d like to hear the government say, “hey this program doesn’t really work. Let’s cut it.”… Continue Reading →
America is finally winning its war on babies. And victory may finally be at hand. If one looks at America’s actions since the Supreme Court declared war on babies about 40 years ago it’s apparent that this country sees babies… Continue Reading →