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I stayed home from work today. I’ve apparently had quite a sinus infection for a few days, and I was wondering why my mind was apparently non-functional. I guess I need to rest because I hadn’t really been doing much … Continue reading →

As many readers may know, October is Respect Life Month. We participate in Life Chain in Memphis down one of our busiest streets. I was there right down the street from my church holding a sign. In our area, we … Continue reading →

I really like this reprint from the Wanderer. It reminds me of the Busted Halo crowd. Many get the idea that the teaching of the Church is nothing more than the thoughts of people in the Church rather than divine … Continue reading →

I have been very busy lately. I am the on call pharmacist for my company. It seems that the number of calls has declined dramatically, but I still get the frivolous stuff. I guess some people don’t have enough to … Continue reading →

Here is a review in the New Oxford Review on Cardinal Ratzinger’s book The Spirit of the Liturgy. I highly recommend the book, but it is a difficult read. I’m planning to write a piece on what we need in … Continue reading →

Someone just spammed my comments section. On top of that, it was a disgusting little advertisement as well. Never fear, I deleted the offending comment and banned that IP (first IP that I’ve banned). I’m sure they will be back … Continue reading →

I’ve read a few articles on the supposed new liturgical document that is eventually going to be released. I have shamelessly stolen this link from Jeanetta who stole it from someone else. The rumors are that many bishops view the … Continue reading →

I now want to prove to the world that I am a nut. I just bought a new Sony DCR-TRV70 digital camcorder, and I was playing with it a bit. I haven’t put a tape in it yet (saving this … Continue reading →

I really like Russell Shaw’s commentary. Here is the latest from Catholic Exchange. He dissects a New York Times article that criticized the Assumption of Mary as an irrational “mystical” approach to faith. Sadly, this kind of viewpoint, though declining … Continue reading →

It seems that most people I encounter on a daily basis think that rules are made to be broken. Few have any respect for the rules. Perhaps this article demonstrates why. I found this on Jeanetta’s blog about the Missionaries … Continue reading →