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If you’ve been following other Catholic blogs, you’ve probably noticed a lot of strong statements. My own blogs may be regarded as some as such. I’ve sought some advice as well as e-mailed a couple of other bloggers whom I … Continue reading →

Here’s a blog from Gregory Popcak on pre-nuptial agreements. I had some strange wondering as to whether such an agreement could make for an invalid marriage. It appears that it would.

One should always be very suspicious of “Catholic” groups that are endorsed by the media. Here’s a report on Catholic Exchange about Voice of the Faithful. I’ve looked at their website, and they go out of their way to look … Continue reading →

If you aren’t a subscriber to the Words of Encouragement by Mark Shea and Jeff Cavins, I would encourage you to do so. Take a look at today’s entry. You can easily go to any secular bookstore and buy books … Continue reading →

I always thought that comic books were supposed to be fun reading for kids, but forget about putting this anywhere near any children I may have. It’s too bad . . . Green Lantern was one of my favorite superheroes … Continue reading →

I just got a letter from Catholic Answers about World Youth Day. Apparently, there was concern that “Catholics” for a Free Choice was going to come and distribute tons of condoms. Well, according to this letter, they never showed. In … Continue reading →

Today’s New York Times headlines digest featured this article claiming that lay people in the Catholic Church are frustrated by “aloofness” of the hierarchy. My reading of the article can be summed up as follows: Cardinal Law didn’t want to … Continue reading →

Here I am with another random rant . . . . Sometimes I think that the very people who are trying to detract from the Church are actually saying exactly what we want them to say about the Church. They … Continue reading →

As much trouble as I often have doing this, I believe we should presume good will in people until demonstrated otherwise. I know I want the same treatment. Read the excellent book from Fr. Lawrence Lovasik, The Hidden Power of … Continue reading →

Think again . . . as this article from the National Catholic Register on World Youth Day shows. Here’s an editorial from the Register that is well worth reading.