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Articles by Elizabeth Argue
Catholic Hardware Store Sued for Refusing to Sell Gay Extension Cord
The Catholic owners of “Joe’s Hardware” in Atchison, Kansas are defending themselves against a federal lawsuit that accuses them of violating equal protection laws because they refused to sell a same-sex extension cord to a customer last month. The plaintiff in the lawsuit is Flip Rosco, a poodle trainer from Greenwich Village. During a press conference announcing the lawsuit, Mr. Rosco caused some initial confusion when he was asked what he was doing in Atchison in the first place.
Keeping Track of Truths: Why Catechism Doesn’t Equal ‘Magisterium’
Have you read Pope Francis’ new encyclical, “Laudato Si”? As a product of the papal magisterium, are we Catholics obligated out of obedience to agree with every opinion, assertion, or conclusion contained in the encyclical? I think most Catholics know that, regarding non-doctrinal content, the answer is clearly no.
‘Little Boy’ Promotes Kindness, Hopes for Success
At the core of the message in the feature film “Little Boy,” opening nationwide on Friday, April 24, are the Corporal Works of Mercy, called “the Ancient List” in the film. Jakob Salvati stars as a 7-year-old California boy during World War II who takes on the list — armed with “faith the size of a mustard seed” — in the hopes of moving mountains and working a miracle to bring his POW father (Michael Rapaport) back home.
[VIDEO] Hillary Clinton: Marriage is Sacred Bond Between Man and Woman
No, it’s not an April Fool’s joke. This is real. Over at Slate, David Weigel’s “Flashback: When Democrats Swore They Would Never Back Gay Marriage” features a video of three Senators who promised the American people they understood marriage as a sacred bond between one man and one woman. Well, they lied. Senator Dick Durbin (D-IL): “I have been married for 37 years…I respect this institution and have committed my life to it with my wife.
[VIDEO] Little Iraqi Girl Forgives ISIS, Bring Reporter to Tears
Last summer, ISIS militants drove this little Christian girl, Myriam, and her family from their home in Qaraqosh, Iraq. A reporter found her residing in a refugee camp in Kurdistan — and her answers to his questions brought him to tears. Her words are proof that the faith is still strong in the Middle East. Please continue to pray for all Christians persecuted by Islamic militants – including Myriam and her family – that they will continue to be an example of courage and faith to the world.
Honoring Love: Jean Vanier To Get Templeton Prize
It was announced today, March 11, that Jean Vanier, one of the great Catholic men of our time, has been awarded the Templeton Prize. Vanier is the 86-year-old founder of L’Arche, communities for people with developmental disabilities. As such, he is one of the foremost pro-life advocates of our time — because he was a tireless advocate of the dignity of all people. The honor spotlights the beauty of his Catholic message of love and service to all.
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