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Standing on My Head
“A scene is often most clearly seen when it is seen upside down.” G.K.Chesterton
Father Andrew Grabber Forgives Pope Benedict
[SATIRE ALERT] Guest blogger Fr Andrew Grabber SJNW is a priest in The New Catholic Church. A former Jesuit, he is the founder of the Society of Jesus of the New Way. He is [...]
Pope Benedict My Papa
I loved Pope John Paul II, and like many converts, affirm that he was a powerful influence in my life and my conversion to the Catholic faith, but standing right behind John Paul was [...]
Only Grinches Steal Christmas
Atheist English journalist Polly Toynbee has penned this Grinch-like article at lefty paper The Guardian confessing that she likes all the Christmas trappings and wrappings: carols, mince pies, cheerfulness in the bleak mid winter and [...]
How Do We Know Where Jesus Was Born?
The New Testament tells us Jesus was born in the little village of Bethlehem in Judea about six miles from Jerusalem. If you visit Bethlehem today the centerpiece of the town is the ancient [...]
Praying in England: Breaking the Law From the Inside Out
Anybody who has worked in Middle School will understand the human gift of subverting the law from the inside out. So, for example, the dress code says boys will wear neckties on dress day. [...]
To Obey or Not to Obey…That is the Question
The case of Frank Pavone's dismissal from the clerical state due to alleged continued disobedience raises the serious question of obedience in the religious context. Frank met with Taylor Marshall here and discussed at [...]
