Hall Shame

In this season of the Presidential election cycle and the fly in the works that is Sarah Palin, the Liberal press has reared its ugly and disingenuous head in ways that surely liberals themselves can see. The Hissy Fit is incredible and so obvious that anyone who cannot see this must be an idiot (I.Q. under 25). The Associated Press has joined...

Catholic Answers is inducted into our Hall of Shame for a second time for failure to properly moderate their discussion forums concerning heresies and heterodoxies against the Catholic Church. Catholic Answers Forum is the largest Catholic discussion board, with just over 100,000 users and nearly 5 million posts. It’s sheer size, though, seems to be contributing to a major problem with the...

The Chinese government is inducted into our Hall of Shame for political and human rights violations toward their people. The Chinese Government has been on the Watch List for political and human rights violations since the beginning of the Communist Regime. Some of these violations include forced abortions, forcing the Catholic Church underground, political oppression, treatment of prisoners, taking of political prisoners,...

The Olympic Committee is inducted into our Hall of Shame for their decision to hold the 2008 Summer games in Beijing, China. China is a country with severe human rights violations. Some of these violations include forced abortions, forcing the Catholic Church underground, political oppression, treatment of prisoners, taking of political prisoners, etc. Given these issues to have the Olympics in China...

Sally Quinn, a non-Catholic journalist for the Washington Post and moderator for the blog On Faith, is inducted into our Hall of Shame for receiving the Eucharist at Tim Russert’s funeral Mass even though she knew it was not allowed. This deliberate act of arrogance, sacrilege, and blasphemy warrants her inclusion among others who ought to be ashamed of themselves. Quinn posted...

Episcopal Bishop Marc Handley Andrus, two days after another Episcopal bishop, Gene Robinson, participated in a civil union and church blessing with this male partner, issued new directives for his diocese suggesting that same-sex couples pursue civil unions first, followed by church blessings. In his letter he writes, I welcome the ruling of the California Supreme Court affirming the fundamental right of...