In its coverage of the charges against two Unitarian Universalist ministers for celebrating gay marriage ceremonies, The New York Times shows an atypical concern for state intrusions into matters of faith.
Perhaps Bush is courting Robert Casey Democrats?
Now this is a negative campaign ad
Pro-brevity & pro-parity
Finding a way to tick off both camps in the abortion wars
There have been some interesting comments on the pro-abortion-rights spell checker issue, so I’d like to respond a bit.
Pro-abortion-rights spell checker in LA?
Telling it on a mountain: nunsfortheabused.com
Friend of the blog Rod Dreher has a fine story today in the Wall Street Journal, digging behind a national Godbeat story (studies on Catholic clergy abuse) to find a small story that illuminates the big one. Dreher is a national-level writer on this issue and many others who is hidden inside the editorial pages of the Dallas Morning News.
Kurtz explores the "law of gravity" on social issues
Based on the number of people who have sent me the URL, many of our readers have already read the Howard Kurtz column in the Washington Post entitled “When Left Is Right and Right Is Wrong.”
Seeking candor in the Catholic sexual abuse reports
Here is a quick list of some of the major stories about the new Catholic clergy sexual abuse reports. This is a list of secular newspaper reports, collected on the blog of the conservative Catholic World News. This is a good site for insights from conservative clergy and laity. The National Catholic Reporter, of course, represents the other side of the aisle.
