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This line from the AP story about the lack of babies being born has this disturbing line that really says it all: In Japan, sales of adult diapers will exceed sales of baby diapers this year, according to Euromonitor International,… Continue Reading →
For the record. In an interview with Cardinal Kasper in Commonweal. CWL: In your address to the consistory, you ask whether we can, “in the present situation, presuppose without further ado that the engaged couple shares the belief in the… Continue Reading →
Gloria TV has this video of what they’re terming “Grotesque Liturgical Abuse.” Seems to me that an awful lot of people are ignoring the Body of Christ because of their singing, and dancing, and hand motions. Every time I see… Continue Reading →
Some more confirmation that the current crisis in the Church is all in my faithless pessimistic little head. So the other day the big news was that Cardinal Müller of the CDF stated the obvious to the LCWR. Hooray for… Continue Reading →
One decade after the U.S. Catholic bishops prohibited Catholic honors and honorary speaking platforms for public opponents of Catholic teaching at Catholic institutions, The Cardinal Newman Society has identified at least 20 Catholic colleges and universities that are hosting scandalous… Continue Reading →
Watch until the end. They really get happy near the end. It’s pretty fun. HT MTV *subhead*Fun.*subhead*
In what must be seen as a near-miss, the Supreme Court ruled that public officials could open public meetings with a prayer. I’m thrilled, don’t get me wrong. It’s a victory for religious freedom. But the ruling was 5-4. That’s… Continue Reading →
Normally we post links to interesting articles on the Reader. Every once in a while I find an article that I think you absolutely must read and put it here on the main page. Michael Brendan Douherty’s piece at “The… Continue Reading →
If ever I was smart enough to give a speech under such ludicrous circumstances, I would make say the phrase “He Who Must Not Be Named” as many times as possible. A professor at a public university in North Carolina… Continue Reading →
This is a big deal. The Supreme Court upheld the right of government meetings to begin with a prayer. The ruling was 5-4 in favor of the town of Greece, NY. It was a very narrow victory for religious liberty…. Continue Reading →