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It does appear that Jeff Miller has done it again. I guess there are no brainwaves for sale there yet.

I am starting to receive anti Catholic comments in my blog. They are currently of the breed who won’t even put their names on their postings. I’m not sure if I am even going to leave them on there, but … Continue reading →

A friend of mine and I have regarded Cardinals Ratzinger and Arinze as our heros. I think it’s time to add Cardinal Trujillo to that list.

I find few things more disgusting than the “Personally Opposed . . . ” argument. Interestingly enough, I found out that it was Cardinal Cushing of Boston who once used that argument. Perhaps he was working under the assumption that … Continue reading →

Judie Brown of the American Life League has this response to the “Seamless Garment” approach to life issues. How someone can reasonably argue that the right to affordable housing is just as important as the right to live is beyond … Continue reading →

It’s time to rant . . . . How many things have you bought in the last few months or so have packaging that is very difficult to open? It seems that a large percentage of what I buy is … Continue reading →

Sometimes, we need a little hard hitting truth. Steve Kellmeyer reminds us that a lot of times, the reason we don’t speak up on the truth is because we are cowards. He gives two examples of things that he saw … Continue reading →

Is anyone familiar with Cross International Catholic Outreach? Are they a reputable Catholic organization? I have their literature because one of their priests came to my parish on the Solemnity of Christ the King. He was not liturgically sound, to … Continue reading →

After many months of procrastination, I finally got a new article written for my web page. I have one more to write. Let’s see how long it takes me to do it.

Some time ago, we had a meeting of our Frassati Society where several of us took turns talking about different sacramentals. I chose the Miraculous Medal. I wear one along with a Divine Mercy medal. Of course, a large part … Continue reading →