Tag secularization
My new favorite fireworks company is pulling out of a holiday boat parade because “Christmas” was dropped from the event’s name, says Fox News. Good for them. “Fireworks by Grucci” last year donated $5,000 of fireworks to last years Patchogue… Continue Reading →
Everything to Democrats is moral except for the one issue that’s not. The left portrays everything except abortion as a choice between good and evil. Any mention of abortion opens you to accusations of forcing your morality on others. But… Continue Reading →
Just days ahead of World Youth Day, a poll by social networking giant MySpace brands the Catholic Church “out of touch” with young Australians. As you can imagine, the online poll which found that 77 per cent of the 14-24… Continue Reading →
Author Joseph Pearce has a new book out “The Quest for Shakespeare: The Bard of Avon and the Church of Rome” which claims that Shakespeare was a Catholic. Now there have been many theories about this over the years but… Continue Reading →
If you were waiting for a remake of Evelyn Waugh’s masterpiece “Brideshead Revisited” without all that icky Catholic stuff, have I got a movie for you. Hollywood is set to release a new theatrical version of Brideshead next month. The… Continue Reading →
On June 16, seven Roman Catholic schools in Washington, D.C., were transformed into seven public charter schools by a unanimous vote of the D.C. Public Charter School Board. It’s a conversion story – but in reverse. The archdiocese is creating… Continue Reading →
In a scathing movie review of a new movie, Variety Magazine ruthlessly attacks the religiosity of a movie about a man’s faith journey after learning he hasn’t long to live. God forbid someone should start thinking about God after he’s… Continue Reading →
According to a small newspaper in New Jersey, a federal appeals court prohibited a New Jersey high school football coach from taking a knee and participating in team prayer. I’m not kidding. New Jersey High School football coach Marcus Borden… Continue Reading →
When I was a reporter I had my first child. It was a slow news day. I think it was a Saturday and another reporter and I were just talking the day away while listening to the police scanner. He… Continue Reading →
It’s a drawing of a cross and then a reference to “John 3:16 a sign of love.” A Wisconsin High School senior submitted the artwork and was graded with a zero. Other students submitted demonic images and that was okay…. Continue Reading →