Tag Humor
TiVo is the worst thing to ever happen to me, everyone I know, and America in general. Probably Europe too but…they’ve got a lot of other problems too so let’s leave them out of this. Remember the good old days… Continue Reading →
Novelist Stephen King recently insulted the troops by saying to a room full of children, “If you can read, you can walk into a job later on. If you don’t, then you’ve got the Army, Iraq, I don’t know, something… Continue Reading →
This is a great find from one of the funniest priests in the blogosphere, Fr. Erik Richtsteig. He says: Two thoughts: First, I hope she never had to teach teenage boys. Second, I wonder what she did to so annoy… Continue Reading →
To help the Los Angeles archdiocese pay off the “crippling debt” accrued from sexual abuse settlements, Cardinal Roger Mahony will soon announce that his new $200 million Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in downtown Los Angeles will now… Continue Reading →
Karen, with 7 year old son in tow, makes a trip to Best Buy. Hilarity Ensues. She hopes a jury won’t convict her but she may be willing to take the chance. Check her out over at Some Have Hats…. Continue Reading →
My children had off from school Thursday and Friday. So I took them to see “Horton Hears a Who” yesterday which they all loved. And I liked it as well though I couldn’t help but make the analogy to the… Continue Reading →
My daughter’s first communion was yesterday. Unlike Patrick’s tale of woe, it was a fully reverential and moving affair. All the children bowed low before the Eucharist. And after receiving the Eucharist my daughter didn’t even make eye contact with… Continue Reading →
An anti-social man said today that he hopes his guests will arrive soon. While some experts are saying they believe this new attitude to be an emotional breakthrough, some are more skeptical. Matthew Archbold, who frequently writes for the blog… Continue Reading →
A priest’s sock puppet has been caught secretly hearing confessions in a downtown Philadelphia Catholic Church. The puppet, introduced to the church during a homily six years ago by Fr. Michael McBrien has recently become a mainstay of Mass. “Father… Continue Reading →
The Paschal Mystery Machine is owned by the Diocese of Green Bay Wisconsin. Seminarian, Quinn Mann often showcases this vehicle on camping expeditions with a group called Catholic Youth Expeditions. He and his group use this unique vehicle to help… Continue Reading →