Bill Donohue comments on the accuracy of Irish Central: Irish Central employs dunces. Here's the latest proof. Cahir O'Doherty likes to write boilerplate stories, and as a result his ability to get facts straight is seriously compromised. He, like many others, is experiencing apoplexy over my analysis of the fake news story about a "mass grave" [...]
Bill Donohue comments on why Ireland's "mass grave" story is a hoax: The big news about the discovery of a "mass grave" outside the Mother and Baby Home run by the Bon Secours Sisters in Tuam is bunk. I just got the chance to explain why when interviewed by Dublin's Newstalk, the only exclusively talk-radio station [...]
Bill Donohue comments on news stories that Catholic nuns in Ireland housed a mass grave of babies: It was a lie in 2014 and it is a lie in 2017. There is no evidence of a mass grave outside a home for unmarried women operated by nuns in Tuam, Ireland, near Galway, in the 20th century. [...]
Bill Donohue comments on President Trump's visit today to a Catholic school in Florida: Unlike President Obama, who opposed giving poor blacks the same right that he and Michelle exercised by enrolling their children in a private school, President Trump believes in educational equality. His trip today to St. Andrew Catholic School in Pine Hills, Florida, [...]
Bill Donohue comments on gays who exploited Ash Wednesday: Gay activists can't even commemorate Ash Wednesday without drawing attention to themselves. That is why many accessed ashes mixed with purple glitter yesterday; approximately 150 participating clergy in several cities across the country took part in "Glitter+Ash Wednesday." A New York City homosexual outfit, Parity, promoted this [...]
Bill Donohue comments on President Trump's address to the Congress: President Trump raised everyone's expectations by delivering a powerful speech last night outlining his agenda for defense, jobs, infrastructure, healthcare, education, immigration, and other policy matters. But he said not a word about moral issues. The following words were never mentioned: abortion, assisted suicide, religion, religious [...]
