Monthly Archives: April 2004

Kerry Rejects Catholic Bishops Request, Receives Communion Instead of getting angry at Sen. John Kerry’s intransigence, we should calmly write our Catholic bishops as to whether this practice is acceptable in their diocese. Then follow up with the Vatican. Rejecting … Continue reading →

CHRIST IS RISEN! HAPPY EASTER!

Victory in Spotsylvania Kenney 179, Heidig 119. Thanks to everyone who turned out to make this possible. And without further ado, and with a much greater appreciation to those who have run campaigns and won/lost, I am going to wash … Continue reading →

Spotsy GOP Race Heats Up Well, we knew it had to take a negative turn at some point. In a Chichester-esque move to the left, my opponent has decided to advertise the race for Spotsylvania GOP Chairman as an election … Continue reading →

Russia warns of ‘cold peace’ over NATO expansion Break out your crying towels: Russian Defence Minister Sergei Ivanov warned yesterday that relations between Russia and the West could return to a “cold peace” unless his country’s concerns about the recent … Continue reading →

What Vocations Crisis? Concerned that the Catholic Church is whithering away? Since 1979, the number of vocations to the Catholic priesthood has almost doubled, and the trend is continuing to rise. In 1978, when John Paul II was elected, there … Continue reading →

Tax bill clears House panel Now let’s be very honest about this one. This could have died in committee again, and it did not. A House committee reversed itself today and approved a bill backed by moderate Republicans to raise … Continue reading →

Kerry’s Theology on Catholic Dissent Now here’s a new one: Mr. Kerry became combative when told that some conservatives were criticizing him for being a Roman Catholic who supported policies, like abortion rights and same-sex unions, that are at odds … Continue reading →

KENNEY FOR SPOTSY GOP CHAIRMAN Care to wonder what has been eating up my time lately? Here it is. This is the final week of the Spotsy GOP Chairman race. Click here to take a peek at the campaign page … Continue reading →

UN’s inaction almost led Tutsisto capture Dallaire’s weapons Now this is an interesting article: “I used to ask [Gen. Dallaire] what he as a general and his forces were doing to stop the genocide,” said Mr. Kagame, who in 1994 … Continue reading →