Catalyst November Issue 2010, Front Page
Last month, we learned that the Loveland Museum in Loveland, Colorado was hosting an exhibit that featured a piece by a Stanford University professor, Enrique Chagoya, called “The Misadventures of the Romantic Cannibals.” The artwork depicts a man performing oral sex on Jesus. It was part of an exhibit, “The Legend of Bud Shark and his Incredible... [Read more...]
CNN SMEARS POPECatalyst November Issue 2010, Front Page
It was billed as a documentary, but it came across as pure propaganda. CNN’s September 25 one-hour special was nothing more than an extension of what the New York Times tried to do last spring: blame Pope Benedict XVI personally for the sexual abuse scandal. Though it failed, it succeeded in smearing him. For Bill Donohue’s critical analysis of... [Read more...]
ARE THERE NO PRINCIPLES LEFT?Catalyst November Issue 2010, From The President's Desk
FROM THE PRESIDENT’S DESK William Donohue Catholic League members are not unfamiliar with the raging hypocrisy that governs our cultural elites. We know all about their unlimited tolerance for Catholic bashing, and their equally unlimited intolerance for bigotry aimed at the protected classes. But in the last month alone, the chasm has widened significantly.... [Read more...]
RESPONSE TO CNN DOCUMENTARY ON THE POPECatalyst November Issue 2010, Essay
Bill Donohue The CNN documentary, “What the Pope Knew,” which aired September 25, deserves a response. The program begins with music and graphics that set the tone: those who think Pope Benedict XVI has been adept at combating priestly sexual abuse must realize that there is “a darker, more complicated story.” Dark, yes, but from CNN’s perch,... [Read more...]
NEWSPAPERS NIX “MUSLIM” CARTOONCatalyst November Issue 2010
On October 12, we commented on the decision by editors at theWashington Post not to run a cartoon that mentioned, but did not depict, Muhammad. We referred to our October 8 release that noted how Universal decided to nix the words, “electric cars are so gay,” from the trailer of “The Dilemma.” We ended that statement by saying, “There are... [Read more...]
OBAMA OMITS “CREATOR” FROM SPEECHCatalyst November Issue 2010
Recently, President Obama addressed the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute’s at its 33rd Annual Awards event. In his remarks, he made reference to the Declaration of Independence. Obama said, “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, endowed with certain inalienable rights: life and liberty and the pursuit of... [Read more...]
NEW YORK TIMES PROMOTES PRIEST ENVYCatalyst November Issue 2010
With Halloween just passing, many boys and girls dressed up, playing make believe. If some dressed as a priest or nun, they were looked upon with great amusement. But when grown women dress up like priests, and they really believe they have become one, it is cause for calling 911. They need help. Those at the New York Times apparently never heard... [Read more...]
TIME GOES BATTY FOR WOMEN “PRIESTS”Catalyst November Issue 2010
Recently, the website of Time magazine has featured articles on the absence of women clergy in the Catholic Church. It is one thing for Time to be intoxicated with the fiction of women priests, quite another for it to enlist on an agenda. Many religions reserve the clergy for men, though Time has no interest in berating them on this subject. Instead,... [Read more...]
“GLEE” TACKLES RELIGIONCatalyst November Issue 2010
On a recent episode of the Fox show “Glee,” the producers decided to address religion. A gay atheist was treated with sympathy for his victim status, the victimizer being Christianity, especially Catholicism. Judaism was treated with kid gloves and Islam got a pass. In other words, it was the usual Hollywood stuff. The show revolved around a football... [Read more...]
MATT DAMON SLANDERS GAY PRIESTSCatalyst November Issue 2010
On the September 23 season premiere of the NBC program “30 Rock,” there was an exchange between characters played by Matt Damon and Tina Fey; the two are romantically involved and are trying to get to know each other better: Matt Damon: Alright, let’s each say one thing about ourselves that the other person doesn’t know on the count of three. Tina... [Read more...]




