The truth appears to be coming out on the failures of the U.S. State Department in regard to the attack on America’s diplomatic mission in Benghazi. In light of this, I thought you might like to have some information on … Continue reading
This tweet from Donna Brazile caught my attention. On Gosnell “blackout,” where were conservatives before this week? salon.com/2013/04/12/con… via @salon — Donna Brazile (@donnabrazile) April 12, 2013 The truth is that most people do not realize that what Kermit … Continue reading
My heart is breaking. Damian Thompson: I think all of us were distressed by the fragility of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI when we saw him greet his successor, Pope Francis. The footage was almost too painful to watch. Now, according … Continue reading
This is one of the most important posts I’ve ever written, but unfortunately, I am confused, exhausted and pre-occupied with the needs of my family, which come before you, my readers. Please try to understand the gist of what I … Continue reading
Today is the Feast of the Chair of St. Peter Apostle. (Readings here.) All Catholics are being called to give up our Pope for Lent. Regardless of what any of us may think about the situation, the Holy Spirit is … Continue reading
Nothing pains me more than to see Catholics argue that it is right and good for Pope Benedict to say no to the Cross (his cross being infirmity due to age coupled with the duties of the papacy)…and even that … Continue reading
I would have headlined this post with the plural form of “Habemus Papam” but I can’t seem to find the plural for “pope” in my Latin translator. Go figure. Words (quite literally) just cannot describe what I’m feeling upon reading … Continue reading
