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No matter what the sin, let us remember that there is more joy in Heaven over a repentance sinner than over thousands who have no need of repentance. I came across this story of repentance just a little while ago. … Continue reading →

Here we go with another article about lay people wanting to mobilize. In reading this, one could be forgiven for thinking that the entire body of laity in the Church is at the door of the bishops’ office demanding a … Continue reading →

Check out this article. Last Sunday, I went to a holy hour with benediction for an end to abortion. I hope that at least one woman received grace from our Lord and decided to keep her child. I hope that … Continue reading →

Yet another excellent article on Catholic Exchange. It seems funny to me that no one has ever asked me what I thought about these scandals. Almost everyone who knows me knows that I am Catholic. I know that what has … Continue reading →

I have finally posted my new web page (http://www.cdavidancell.com/). True, it’s mostly plain text, but I will work on this. I just wanted to have the content ready. I’ll work on it more tonight, so I don’t know if I’ll … Continue reading →

I’ve just added a comments area to my Blog Spot, courtesy of Enetation. Now, anyone who wishes to praise (or blast) me can do so.

I read a lot of Catholic books, and from time to time I’ll post what I’m reading. Last week, I finished an excellent book called The Everyday Apostle by Fr. Edward Garesch‚. I read this book because of my interest … Continue reading →

For some reason, it appears that some Memphians have resorted to parking their for-sale vehicles on the side of a busy suburban six-lane. Judging from the big green stickers with pictures of tow trucks on them, the police do not … Continue reading →

Anyone have a copy of Michael Rose’s GoodBye, Good Men? I have, but I’ve only read about two chapters. It’s interesting reading, but I’m a little suspicious of the sensational nature of the book. Here is a review from Culture … Continue reading →

Given the scandals of this day, I wonder if we will see the end of face-to-face confession as we know it. I really couldn’t blame a priest for wanting to go back to the old way of doing things. In … Continue reading →