Georgetown lecturer criticizes Catholicism Georgetown University recently hosted feminist writer and activist Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie to discuss the compatibility of religion and feminism. As part of the Faith and Culture Lecture Series at the Jesuit university, Adichie maligned Catholicism as… Continue Reading →

This seems kind of nuts to me. OK. More than kind of nuts. This is some eye-popping crazy right here. Senator Patrick Leahy is supposedly asking Supreme Court Justice nominee Neil Gorsuch a question but as tends to happen during… Continue Reading →

An Australian columnist has declared that it should be illegal for women to stay at home with their children. Seriously. RendezView: Rather than wail about the supposed liberation in a woman’s right to choose to shun paid employment, we should… Continue Reading →

You know how Democrats despise the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) which is now cited to protect companies like Hobby Lobby from the HHS Mandate? Well, get this, the bill was introduced in 1993 by Chuck Schumer to protect two… Continue Reading →

Quick! To the memory hole! This news will promptly be ignored by the mainstream media. But you know all those “anti-Semitic hate crimes” that were bomb threats against Jewish community centers that inspired handwringing among Democrats and the media about… Continue Reading →

White House adviser Kellyanne Conway was recently profiled in New York Magazine and said something troubling. The thing is, I’m not sure I believe she said it or if she did say it, what was the context. The media is…well,… Continue Reading →

If you played a drinking game yesterday where you had to take a shot every time the Democrats owned Neil Gorsuch you would not be hungover today. At all. These questions are ridiculous. And, oddly enough, it’s never about The… Continue Reading →

Philadelphia’s District Attorney Seth Williams, who viciously pursued Monsignor William Lynn to a conviction which was later overturned, is now under indictment for corruption and bribery charges. Before we go into what D.A. Seth Williams did, here’s a recap of… Continue Reading →

Yes, Rome is burning, but we still have work to do With everything that is transpiring today in the Vatican, all these issues of seemingly “biblical proportions,” it’s easy to forget the more mundane but very real problems back here… Continue Reading →