St. Faustina’s Vision of Hell
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In case you were wondering what hell is like, St. Faustina visited there and offers testimony about it. We should do whatever we can to save souls from hell. … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: November 2012
St. Faustina’s Vision of Hell
The Supreme Court May Rule That Catholicism is Illegal
The headline at CBS News reads, Will the Supreme Court Weigh In on Same-Sex Marriage? It should read that the Supreme Court may rule that Catholicism is illegal. If the Supreme Court does weigh in on the issue, and if … Continue reading
The Tick That Bit Me
Regular readers know that I used to be much more prolific at writing than I have been lately. You know I used to write for other websites and that I did a radio show. There will be no more writing … Continue reading
It’s Like No One Knows What a Conservative Is Anymore
This is more evidence of the problem with the Republican Party. It’s like no one knows what a conservative is anymore. Look at this tweet. It’s misleading. Conservative = support and tolerance of individual liberties. “Social Conservative” = Michelle Bachmann, … Continue reading
Blue State Marriage Results May Indicate Santorum Would Have Fared Better Than Romney
To those claiming that social issues dragged the Republican Party down in 2012, check out this report from Family Research Council: In a year in which the losing candidate for president, Republican Mitt Romney, won 48 percent of the popular … Continue reading
The Tip Jar is Empty – Please Hit the Tip Jar
This post is not for Kenneth, my one monthly contributor. (Yes, one.) Thanks, Kenneth. For everyone else, the tip jar is empty. Regular readers know that I am a disabled single mom of four who does not receive welfare, disability … Continue reading
VIDEO: Santorum Press Conference to Oppose CRPD
Patriot Voices co-founder Rick Santorum, Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah), and Michael Farris of the Home School Legal Defense Association held a press conference on November 26, 2012 to voice their opposition to the U.N. Convention on the Rights of … Continue reading
