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If I had to pick one pro-life organization for you to support it would be visitation house:
You would think that a place that has taken in pregnant woman and housed then and educated them through their pregnancies’ and their child’s 1st year and has done so for a decade would be better known.
That’s not allowed, because it shatters the narratives of the left to pieces
Their web site his here. Their big fundraising dinner is April 18th. Go yourself or pay for someone to go.
Directly after yesterday’s show I headed to the 11th annual Catholic Men’s conference in Worcester. As usual it was packed. Also as usual there was a lot to see. UPDATE Photos we’ve got Photos
You can find plenty of examples of Catholic dislpay
No Catholic event would be Catholic without a statue of our lady:
You can't go wrong with our lady
I started the Day in Fitchburg, once I got out of my driveway I had to ditch into a snowbank to let a plow through. Here is what I saw when I got into Worcester:
The Lady I saw didn’t want to talk
when I finished my pre-recorded interview with Lisa DiPasquale of CPAC I started heading back and ran into Andy plowing the parking lot:
The drive back to Fitchburg was …interesting:
I 90 around 11:30 am 1-12-2011
another I90 photo
the 5th Street diner was open and Steve stopped down to have some lunch in between plowing:
Now its down to shoveling.
Update: I talked to Tony while I was shoveling so I was out of breath, Tony didn’t want his face on camera so I shot around it.
A cup of coffee can go a long way.
Gary Rosen is a colleague at WCRN whose show the RAVE will precede mine this week due to college Basketball (make sure you listen this week, he will be having Greg Fettig president of the Hoosier Patriots live in studio at 4 p.m. EST, listen online via the WCRN website here).
Today he has a column in Worcester Magazine where he talks about the city tax rate and some lessons learned:
Following the hearing, Worcester’s homeowners will thank the council for throwing them their annual bone, called the lowest residential tax rate. In the meantime, the frustrated and angry commercial sector will continue to wonder why it is the victim of our city’s business-punishing dual tax rate.
“But, Councilor Rosen,” you ask, “didn’t you join the large majority of your colleagues the previous four years and vote for the lowest residential tax rate for homeowners (a.k.a. the highest possible tax rate for Worcester businesses)?” Yes, I plead guilty as charged. However, I’m now suffering some regret as I see how shortsighted those four votes were.
Gary is what you would call an honest democrat, like many on the left he made his decision on taxes meaning well but on reflection he is having some second thoughts.
As they say Read the whole thing.
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