At the South Boston annual St. Patrick’s Day breakfast Brown quipped that Santorum’s Secret Service detail was “the first time he’s actually ever used protection.”

HA! SO FUNNY! Get it? Because he’s got lots of kids? They multiply like feral cats, or something, which is REALLY FUNNY!!11!!!1!1!!!!!1

*ahem.*

The Family Santorum

Which leads to the question, which of the Santorums’ children does Scott Brown think ought not to be alive? Which should have been denied conception? Because “protection” does that: it directly and intentionally denies the possibility that this person-creating act could create a new person. It is utter and complete selfishness in the most sacred action God created man and woman to perform. It is a contra-life action. It is an abuse of the gift of sexuality. It is a denial of the meaning of marriage.

And as such, it is a punch line to those who have bought the lie.

My dad is the third of eleven kids and I am the second of six. I cannot tell you what a blessing a large family has been.

I work at Franciscan University of Steubenville. Four kids is “a good start” around here, with a number of families in the double-digits. And the kids of the large families are some of the most well-behaved, capable, happy, and interesting people we’ve got.

I wonder how many of them (us ?) should not live due to such “protection.” Seems all you’re protecting in so doing is your own cowardice.

Life is a bold endeavor; love includes risk. Don’t think so? Don’t think it should? Ask this guy…

"For God So Loved the World."