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The conservative radio host and former director of issues analysis at the American Family Association resurrected his favorite barb ("Big Gay") while discussing the pope and Davis on his "Focal Point" show late last week, Right Wing Watch first reported. |
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If I were to say I was active in the Boy Scouts of America into early high school, it would no doubt conjure up certain images. They'd be wrong. No matter what they are, the images you have would all be wrong. Oh yeah, I was a Boy Scout. But our Boy Scout Troop 17, University City, Missouri, the first burb west of St. |
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Rome (CNN)A Polish priest who served with the Vatican's doctrinal arm will no longer be able to carry out his duties after announcing he is gay on the eve of a major church meeting, a Vatican spokesman said. With his partner at his side, Monsignor Krysztof Olaf Charamsa held a news conference.... |
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AN IRISH MAN has today won the Nobel Prize for medicine. Irish-born William Campbell, Satoshi Omura of Japan and China’s Youyou Tu have won the prize for their discoveries of treatments against parasites, the jury said. Campbell and Omura shared one-half of the prize for “their discoveries.... |
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IF YOU’VE ever wanted to know what’s going on in the head of the priest’s housekeeper, the cleaner, the girl next to you in the library or the lady who does the school run, here’s your golden opportunity. Later this week a book which lays bare the steamy and graphically erotic fantasies of more than.... |
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Reminds me of the Catholic cultural identity and family of the 1960s For those of us Catholic Baby Boomers who grew up during the 1960s, the church was about more than religion. It was like an extended family and cultural identity. That meant Catholic School with its nuns and ear tugs and religious teachings. |
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James S. Brady Press Briefing Room 1:30 P.M. EDT. MR. EARNEST: Good afternoon, everybody. Please accept my apologies for the late start today. Let me do one thing at the top, and then we'll get to your questions and we can get going here. The President received an update today from his Homeland.... |
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The Department of Social Development in Anguilla has again formulated a programme, spread over the month of October, in observance of the United Nations-declared International Day for Older Persons, and in association with various other countries and territories. Mr. Clive F. |
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BISHOP EDWARD STANLEY ENGENA MAITUM OBOTE is the second born of former two-time Uganda President Apollo Milton Obote. He talked to Capital FM's Simon Kasyate on the Desert Island Discs programme about life in exile and why he is determined to be the next Ugandan president. Welcome Bishop, to the show. |
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AN IRISH MAN has today won the Nobel Prize for medicine. Irish-born William Campbell, Satoshi Omura of Japan and China’s Youyou Tu have won the prize for their discoveries of treatments against parasites, the jury said. Campbell and Omura shared one-half of the prize for “their discoveries.... |
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In an article and a documentary released in August, National Geographic documented the journey of specially constructed fake tusks from southeastern Central African Republic (CAR) to a small town in Darfur via the disputed enclave of Kafia Kingi. The fake tusks, embedded with GPS-emitting devices,.... |
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