Monthly Archives: January 2003

Greg Popcak has a great post on resolutions. Well worth reading.

It seems that we have a hot discussion about Liturgy going on at St. Blog’s. It’s time for my twenty-five cents :-). Let’s recap . . . . First, the original post by Jeff Culbreath that started it … Continue reading →

We must remember this Catholic principle: “It is not permissible to do evil so that good may come out of it.” It is true that God may bring good out of great evil, but we must not deliberately … Continue reading →

If you are paying Jeff Miller to blog, then his predictions may be an opportunity for you to get your money back. Then again, methinks they will all come true.

I have come up with a new prediction for 2003; this one isn’t church related: A new scientific discovery will reveal that Americans, by virtue of their being overweight, are pushing the continent further into the earth. By 2004, … Continue reading →

What is the population of Hell? Well, actually, I don’t want to know that. During my travels to Nashville, I have been listening to CDs from St. Joseph Communications in my car. One series is Moments of Grace by … Continue reading →

Perhaps one thing that many readers may not know is that it is possible to hold a pharmacy license in more than one state. In my case, I am licensed in Tennessee and Mississippi. My controlled substance registration for Tennessee … Continue reading →

Being on two blogs, I often post something I want all my readers to see. Here is my post on Spiritual Pyromania about today. Of note for me is this: How many Catholics think we are going to Mass … Continue reading →