Author Archives: David Ancell

I am probably the last person to post this, but Fr. Benedict Groeschel was seriously injured after being hit by a car last night in Orlando. He is in intensive care in critical but stable condition. Details can be found … Continue reading →

. . . . and, on a personal note . . . I have to get all four wisdom teeth pulled a week from Tuesday. I’m really looking forward to that, NOT!!

This guy is wrong in so many ways that it is difficult to start. Only in the New York Times . . . . It starts out well enough. It makes it sound like having an Italian Pope was part … Continue reading →

Here is a great explanation on the differences between contraception and NFP. Do note the mentality that is required.

I’m beginning my Saturday morning by discussing another sore spot in the Church. However, there is hope, as the problem of high-school religion texts has been noted by the Archbishop of New Orleans. Of course, I’d be happier about this … Continue reading →

I hope we see more of this one. Bishop Burke of LaCrosse, WI has decided that there will be no more communion for pro-aborts until they publicly renounce their position. It is way past the time to stop nicely pleading … Continue reading →

I just couldn’t resist posting this article on the use of technology to spread the Gospel. After all, what are our blogs for?

After the good news that I reported earler, I found this outrage. It appears that a pro-homosexual group is suing a Spanish cardinal over his homily about homosexuality. It didn’t even sound like it was a bit harsh in tone. … Continue reading →

Any orthodox Catholic would expect a bishop to be teaching his people the teaching of the Church. It is only fit that we congratulate Bishop Olmsted, the new Bishop of Phoenix, on his teaching by example. His teaching by example … Continue reading →

This is my 801st post to this blog. I just saw the count on my Moveable Type interface. Of course, some were written with that dreaded Blogger. Anyway, I am at my parents’ house for the moment. I decided to … Continue reading →