To promote the institution of marriage, a California megachurch staged a series of mass weddings and vow renewals over the weekend.
This wedding cake tastes a bit too sugary
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Ssssshhh! Conservative Catholics may exist at Georgetown
When the news broke about the election of the first Jesuit pope, several on-air commentators offered variations on the following line: “You know, I bet they are popping the corks on champagne bottles right now out at Georgetown University.”
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Benedict XVI yearned for return to the old Catholic Europe?
Does anyone remember why the powerful Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger selected the name Benedict XVI when he was elected pope?
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Good Catholic info, sort of, but lousy 'Catholic' headline
Right now, editors in major newsrooms are doing everything they can to cover the papal horse race over at the Vatican. It’s crunch time.
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Remember to substantiate charges
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Pod people: Can journalism be a civilizing influence?
On this week’s Crossroads podcast, host Todd Wilken and I talked about recent admissions from the mainstream media about the difficulty they’ve had treating traditional marriage proponents with any justice or decency.
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Duck, duck, ghost: Media miss faith angle on 'Duck Dynasty'
Last Wednesday night, the Season 3 premiere of A&E’s “Duck Dynasty” delivered 8.6 million viewers, beating Fox’s “American Idol” and ABC’s “Modern Family” in the important 18- to 49-year-olds demographic.
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Critical thinking would help reporters cover gay debates
Yesterday we looked at some of this week’s worst examples of some major media’s trouble covering homosexuality or same-sex marriage. It was what I was thinking about as I ruminated on a first-person essay on TheAtlantic.com headlined:
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Can the press cover traditionalists with justice and decency?
Thanks to the many readers who sent in kind words regarding my piece last week on the Washington Post ombudsman column that shed light on how bigoted some in the media are when it comes to covering those who oppose changing marriage laws to include same-sex couples.
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