Monthly Archives: July 2003

Just for fun, I decided to check out the Peter’s Net review of Busted Halo. I’m wondering what made the site get a yellow light instead of a red one for fidelity. They hit the nail on the head when … Continue reading →

Take a look at this forum on Busted Halo. I know not what is in the heart of the guy who started this thread, but here is my response in case they decide to delete it: To understand the teaching … Continue reading →

Mother Teresa wished that her name not be used after her death without the permission of her successor. It appears that in order to fulfill this request the Missionaries of Charity are trying to copyright her name. It’s quite understandable, … Continue reading →

I can only imagine that this episode of workplace violence in Meridian, MS has shaken the whole city. Given that I went to school in Mississippi, it goes without saying that I have pharmacy school classmates from that area. Some … Continue reading →

This is a great analogy to the problem of today’s Church by Greg Popcak. The Church has become like a family where the parents fail to parent. Some become hyper responsible; others try to see what they can get away … Continue reading →

Here is a very short excerpt: “If anyone is holy let him come; if anyone is not, let him repent.”

A sign on a Church of Christ along a two-lane street in Memphis: “The wages of sin is death; repent before payday.”

In case you missed this post by Fr. Bryce Sibley, here is the home of Yodeling Theresa. I will leave the commenting to my readers.

I am a subscriber to Catholic World News. I do like their news coverage, and some of their commentary is quite good. However, I hereby totally disassociate myself from this garbage. I have posted a comment (though it takes a … Continue reading →

It appears that PETA is suing Kentucky Fried Chicken over its treatment of chickens. C’mon, did you really think that a chicken restaurant would be able to appease radical veegans?