A citation and 93 days in jail. That’s what planting veggies in your front yard could get you, at least in Oak Park, Michigan. Ridiculous, you say? Hardly; it’s a reality, and it’s happening to Julie Bass. Julie and her Read more
Flash mobs effect all of us. Learn what you can do to help – here’s my latest on Catholic Lane.
It appears as though Europe is beginning to see the folly of its ways; perhaps one day the United States will, too. Here’s an interesting article from Gregor Puppinck, on Catholic Lane.
Join Brian Patrick and me tomorrow, July 8, 2011, at 6:45AM CST on the Sonrise Morning Show as we chat about friendships over the miles – cyber or otherwise. It’ll be an interesting discussion, I promise! Listen live or catch Read more
Any man who will spend a Saturday afternoon on his hands and knees, digging around the shelves of a musty, chock-full thrift shop is a hero. At least he’s my hero. In fact, I think it might make him a Read more
Today, columnist and pro-family activist, Phyllis Schlafly, posted a column in response to the June 27, 2011 Supreme Court ruling in the Brown vs. Entertainment Merchants Association case. The Court ruled against a California law that would prohibit the $60 Read more
As the abortion monster grows and becomes more powerful, our sense of human identity diminishes, according to Father Robert Gahl, an associate professor of ethics at the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross. Below is the link to a striking Read more