Monthly Archives: December 2002

Here we are, 2.25 hours away from Christmas (Central Time, U.S.). I’ll be attending the 9 AM Mass tomorrow morning in my home parish. I’m blogging from my dad’s computer. I’d love to tell you that I have spent many … Continue reading →

I don’t know why scandals are on my mind at 9:45 PM on Christmas Eve, but a thought occurred to me, and I feel I need to share it. We may remember the statement made by Cardinal Law at his … Continue reading →

Surely this move by Bishop Lennon in Boston is nothing more than CYA for insurance purposes. I hope so. I hope that the Bishop doesn’t think the First Amendment covers illegal activity of this sort. If it does, then what’s … Continue reading →

Well, actually, I’m not going to do anything but give you this link to Greg Popcak’s post. Enjoy and Merry Christmas! Unlike them, I won’t be closed until January 2. I’ll be around and blogging when possible. I’m headed … Continue reading →

I think Jeff Miller has had it with the political correctness more than I have. We need to fight this invasion of the Society to Neutralize the World, as I posted not too long ago here.

Mark Shea does it again. He hits the nail on the head when he says that celebrating a “holiday” without understanding the meaning is like mistaking whip cream for the main course. When we try to be politically correct, we … Continue reading →

I just found this article from this post by Emily Stimpson. This is further proof that the PC movement (and I don’t mean personal computer) is headed towards ridiculous extremes. I just love this quote from the article: … Continue reading →

For some reason, I remembered a passage from an athiest’s web site as I was driving around Memphis doing last-minute Christmas shopping. The statement went something like this: “When something comes along that they can’t explain, they just say … Continue reading →

I had another thought about continuing to post item after item on the scandal. What does this say to people on the outside of the Church? Someone may be looking at these blogs to find some insight about the Catholic … Continue reading →

In case you wondered . . . Here is an article on where the idea of kissing under the mistletoe comes from.