If you love your children, your country and your God, become a vocal, and outspoken, opponent to the federal government’s push to implement their Common Core standards in all of the pubic schools in your state. If you need ammo to argue against Common Core’s implementation, the following list is a great summary of the … Continue reading
“A mother’s love and prayer and tears are seldom lost on even the most wayward child.”
Every screaming meemie, radical feminist, female reporter, woman advertising exec and girly talking-head is pitching a hissy fit over GM’s new Cadillac ad. I LOVE IT for two reasons – the guy in the ad is my kind of guy and the women critics, in their hysterics, are just miserable. The guy in the commercial (actor … Continue reading
Who told young mothers that newborn babies should be able to adapt to their loud houses and hectic schedules? Sleeping and napping through the drama and din of daily life. Snoozing through slammed doors, dropped pots, loud TVs, shopping trips, bright lights and raised voices! There can be only one answer – some female, non-Christian, … Continue reading
“A successful career means nothing without a personal life. So, the children were always with me.” Janet Leigh is right. As a mother, a successful “career” means absolutely nothing if you must abandon your children to daycare. kqd
“When there’s a breakdown in the relationship, one of the most difficult things to mend is the trust. Love is durable. Love can sustain, but trust is very fragile.” This is why it takes but one breach of that precious trust, to destroy a marriage. kqd
Here is another glaring example of the ongoing battle between lesbian-led, radical second and third-wave feminists and Christian men. When Patrick Haggerty, Superintendent of the Catholic schools for the Helena diocese of Butte, Montana was told that one of his middle school teachers, Shaela Evenson, was unmarried and pregnant, he fired her. You’d think, from the response, that … Continue reading
Unfortunately, I live in New Jersey and much of what I write about is very prevalent female behavior in New Jersey. “Women” have become shadows of themselves in New Jersey, whoring, stealing, lying and cheating their way through life. But a recent case, brought by an 18-year-old New Jersey girl, against her parents, makes my skin … Continue reading
“To love the tender heart hath ever fled, as on its mother’s breast the infant throws its sobbing face, and there in sleep forgets its woe.”
I hope Sharon Slater is a Catholic because someday she will be a candidate for sainthood. She is truly an amazing woman. The following article is from Family Watch International‘s newsletter. Sharon is the president (and heart and soul) of the organization. http://www.familywatchinternational.org . The article speaks for itself. Warning to Parents Around the World About … Continue reading
It's the Women, Not the Men! 