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All right, so I'm getting this uncool vibe from our male readership about there being too much "baby" being batted around. Wel...

One is often sad to see the end of an era, and that certainly seems to be the case with this news: Democracy will replace feudal rule on Sar...

Especially as a conservative, one is often tempted to regard the past as unquestionably better then the present. Reading the Crunchy Con blo...

Lest we get too caught up in babies and firearms, David Curp dropped me another tip on an interesting editorial in the Guardian about the UK...

For those readers who may have felt that the baby posting lately is tilting our editorial line too far in the estrogen direction, here's...

Well, here's the story for them as wants to know.... At my appointment on March 1st, the midwife was still concerned about my blood pres...

Here's a confession: I haven't been to a Holy Hour or sat in Eucharistic Adoration for a long time. I know that we have Adoration at...

The other night, I sat down with the wife and little girls to watch an hour of television and had an insight into Crunchy Conservatism . (Ye...

Rick Lugari , who does more inventive blogging while on hiatus than some of us do when we're trying (who else would have come up with th...

I'm afraid we're always terrible about updating the blogroll -- in part because I generally make a point of visiting most of the fol...

In this morning's WSJ (article not available online) is an article about another round in the European culture war over respect for Isla...

David Curp emailed me a link to this interesting NY Times story about Vermont, which is facing a demographic crisis. Basically, Vermont is ...

In a second very good post, Examined Life looks at the testimony of a doctor opposed to the partial birth abortion ban who says: "I me...

Examined Life has two really good posts up on sufficiently different themes they seem to deserve separate posts. In a post about wrapping up...

The March Hare writes a nice piece about attending Ash Wednesday mass downtown.

Philip Longman ( author of The Empty Cradle, which has been on my read list for a while now -- though the dang library doesn't have it)...

Isabel Veronica Hodge was born at 1:20 am this morning. 7 lbs, 15 oz.; 20 1/4 in. At 11:30 last night I started having mild contractions abo...

Ash Wednesday mass is, of course, always far more well attended than any holy day of obligation. Between mass being at 6pm, daddy not gettin...

A specter is haunting the Darwin household -- less frightening than the one that haunted Europe, but fairly daunting nonetheless: the specte...

Caleb Stegall demands to know over on the Crunchy Con blog : So I'll put the question to Jim and any other "conservative" very...