Author Archives: David Ancell

Now, just for fun, I’d like to give you a little puzzle. What is this building shown below? You don’t have to know what the name of the building is, but try to tell me what kind of building it … Continue reading →

Here is a sad story in which a woman was fired from her job as an EMT because she wouldn’t transport a woman to an abortion clinic. When she refused, they called another team to do the job. The EMT … Continue reading →

A reader writes the following comment on this post: So let me get this straight: you think Jesus, on the night he took the bread, blessed it and broke, and gave it to his dicsciples saying “do this in remembrance … Continue reading →

Take a look at this post on Catholic periodicals. Fortunately, the one with the widest circulation is the Our Sunday Visitor. I have read little from the National Catholic Register (only a few articles that I’ve seen on-line), so I … Continue reading →

I believe that it was Archbishop Fulton Sheen who said that it was not sin but rather the denial of sin that was our worst problem. Indeed, denial of sin destroys our chance to receive Our Lord’s healing. Many have … Continue reading →

Take a look at the letter that Fr. Bryce Sibley has written for the bulletin of his church. On the one hand, I am thankful to God that this man has been made a pastor. On the other hand, it’s … Continue reading →

After devoting several evenings to working on the layout for a newsletter for the Frassati Society, it’s finally done. I don’t even have the link on the site yet because I’m having to make an adjustment to the site to … Continue reading →

Fr. Rob Johansen said this better about phony Catholics than I ever have. Like him, I shudder to think of what judgement will be like for the bishops who allowed this. Let’s pray that they repent and do something before … Continue reading →

The Vatican has finally released the long-anticipated document on the Mass. It was written by Cardinal Arinze. I’ve read the document, and I’m grateful for what it says. However, I’m not so optimistic about the odds of our current hierarchy … Continue reading →

Catholic Answers has now posted A Voter’s Guide for Serious Catholics online. You can get a free copy for yourself or buy some to distribute. I hope that they help break the insanity of statements like “abortion is just one … Continue reading →