Monthly Archives: January 2003

Greg Popcak has continued his discussion on music. He even had a bout with Victor Lams. Here is what Victor said, and this is Popcak’s reply. Hmmm . . . a thought occurred to me. Have you ever been … Continue reading →

I did something today I haven’t done since September . . . I completely unpacked my suitcase!!! I know that probably 99.9997% of the world wonder why in the world I am so excited about unpacking a suitcase, but … Continue reading →

It is most appropriate that the organization in this article calls itself Crack. You can read on. I am disgusted beyond belief. It is no less than the work of Satan himself when a group is more interested in making … Continue reading →

I saw in the NY Times that PETA has begun a boycott of Kentucky Fried Chicken. This strikes me as odd because I thought that they were all vegetarians anyway. Therefore, I don’t see how this boycott is going to … Continue reading →

You’d think I just don’t have a life from all these wedding posts. Tell me if you think this wasn’t rigged. My sister caught the bouquet, and I caught the garter. The irony is that neither of us is dating … Continue reading →

Well, the wedding is over, and the reception isn’t until 5 PM. I’m back here blogging. To think, I thought there would be light blogging, but that’s most of what I’ve done since I’ve been home. Our family time will … Continue reading →

I see that Bishop Houck has left office in Mississippi. I will believe that this is because of age. I must say that Jackson, Mississippi would be a hard diocese to run just because of its geographic size. Do note … Continue reading →

Looking in the recent comment section on Catholic Light, you’ll see this comment by Greg Popcak, to which I responded in that comment section. I want to elaborate some. Please bear in mind that this is the perspective not of … Continue reading →

I had a great time at the rehearsal dinner at the new Malone Avenue Grill here in Sikeston, MO. It was a small group, and I sat with my sister and her friends. Tomorrow is the wedding.

While music and liturgy are the hot topic, take a look at this article on Peter’s Net about OCP. I laughed when I read the part excerpted below: The liturgical planning guides are a ghastly embarrassment. Two … Continue reading →