Monthly Archives: December 2002

Take a look at Gregory Popcak’s post on why he continues to post the new revelations of the scandal in the Church. Truthfully, I have mixed feelings about the whole thing. As Catholics, we need to speak against … Continue reading →

I just love this Catholic Exchange article by Mary Beth Bonacci. She decries the “most people” standard of determining right and wrong. In our democratic society, we may be easily swayed into thinking that what “most people” think is always … Continue reading →

Check out this site where David McCreery sends a letter Fed Ex to Santa Claus at the North Pole. He even has a picture of the letter and airbill. It turns out, the package was delivered to Basalt, CO … Continue reading →

I am going to have to add this post to my list of best posts by others as soon as I get back to Memphis. This tells you how to tell if your liturgy is inhabited by a Liturgeist. This … Continue reading →

May I give a kind of flipside to my last post? While I agree with leaving bishops who have neglected in our office for a time so that they can face the music, I don’t think it should be … Continue reading →

I find myself in complete agreement with Mark Shea on why the Pope isn’t buying into the “throw the #$@%$# out!” routine when it comes to bishops. If all of these bishops were allowed to resign, it would amount to … Continue reading →

We’ve all heard of David Letterman’s Stupid Pet Tricks; now we need a show about stupid Church tricks. Oh, wait, here is an article about one such trick. It is true that there may be a domino effect in the … Continue reading →

I have been informed that there is this new blog by a young lady in college trying to live her Catholic faith in a secular world. The posts that I read are great. I have added her to my links. … Continue reading →

I have spent most of my weekend at an Advent Conference featuring Tim Staples. More information available on the Spiritual Pyromania blog.

I am going to tail one of my recent posts a bit, but I really lament the lack of good spiritual formation available. Yeah, I know I can go and read. Believe me, I do. However, I want something that … Continue reading →