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On the one hand I’m certain that some cardinals regret their decision. On the other, I don’t think there’s any chance at all that Pope Francis will resign. Like zero. There’s a lot of concern out there in Catholic world…. Continue Reading →
Well, Rick Santorum linked bestiality and homosexuality. Turns out Disney proved him right with Beauty and the Beast. Heh. The upcoming remake of Beauty and the Beast will transform a minor character into gay propaganda. Gaston’s sidekick LeFou (played by… Continue Reading →
A U.S. Supreme Court clerk chided two groups who filed “friend of the court” briefs on a transgender case dealing with whether high schools must allow student to choose bathrooms according to their own perceived identity. Kind of a “heh”… Continue Reading →
This is the same party that booed Jesus at their convention, mind you. So this should come as no surprise. The leftist agitators were grumbling during the Pledge of Allegiance but absolutely exploded at the name of Jesus. Maybe next… Continue Reading →
How dare Kellyanne Conway disgrace the oval office by putting her feet on the couch. To think she would dare disgrace the office where Monica Lewinsky once knelt. When the media freaks out over things like this, it’s like a… Continue Reading →
Yikes. I’d hate to be a kid in England. The Daily Mail reports: Paedophiles should not face jail for looking at pornographic images of children unless they are a physical threat to youngsters, says Britain’s most senior child protection officer…. Continue Reading →
I came upon this interesting nugget of information. The story is about a graveyard and its interesting “inhabitants.” Father Michael Morris was born in Listowel, Co Kerry, in 1908. He became a Jesuit and chaplain and served with the British… Continue Reading →
I’m not saying that anti-Catholicism is the last acceptable prejudice, I’m just saying it’s the most popular and lucrative one. The Washington Post has announced that its hired former Clinton campaign chair John Podesta to their op-ed page. Now, considering… Continue Reading →
Gonzaga University’s Mission Statement calls itself “an exemplary learning community that educates students for lives of leadership and service for the common good. In keeping with its Catholic, Jesuit, and humanistic heritage and identity.” Humanism, according to the dictionary, is… Continue Reading →
A childhood friend “friend requested” me on Facebook just a few days ago. I knew her growing up. She’s married, and has children. She was always funny and kind. But after perusing her page I decided not to accept her… Continue Reading →