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RECENT POSTS OF INTEREST and a reading reminder for Lent
Some posts which are scrolling along. First, I will remind you that: Starbucks endorses unnatural “marriage”. Buy Mystic Monk Coffee, not Starbucks. Now that I have said that, here are some links: LENTCAzT 00: Shrove Tuesday – the series begins … Read More
What is your good news?
Is there something good thing what has happened in your life? I think we could all use some good news.
Your Sunday Sermon Notes
Did you hear a good point in the Sunday sermon? What was it?
Barney and Beazley and Bush and Barack and Bo
During this week of the fun Westminster Dog Show, and during this week of disgusting attacks on the 1st Amendment from the White House, while watching the Scottish Terrier I was reminded of the fun page on the White House site under Pres. … Read More
BAJAWA NGURA!
The Wyoming Carmelites have released their new special Coffee of the Month. With a name like “Flores Organic Bajawa Ngura“: sounds sort of like something an animated African rat monkey would sing. You’ve gotta try it, right? “But Father! But Father!”, … Read More
In the end, no matter how bruised and battered Holy Church will be, she shall not fail.
In the end, no matter how bruised and battered Holy Church will be, she shall not fail. No matter how forgetful or vile we creatures sink to be, finally Christ will take all things to Himself, submit them to the … Read More
The LCWR (Magisterium of Nuns) v The Bishops
A lot of liberals whined about the Apostolic Visitation of communities of women religious. “Why should they have to be subjected to this investigation?”, they whinnied. Why? I didn’t catch this the other day, 10Feb, but it doesn’t surprise in … Read More
Your Sunday Sermon Notes
Was there a good point from the sermon you heard during Mass over the weekend? Relate it here. BTW… I had a note last week from someone asking if I posted these entries on Monday to try to get you … Read More
What is your good news?
Do you have good news to share with everyone?
Leo XIII on abusive legislation
Pope Leo XIII in Au Milieu des Sollicitudes 24 (1892): “Here is precisely the ground on which, political dissensions aside, upright men should unite as one to combat, by all lawful and honest means, these progressive abuses of legislation. The … Read More
Fr. John Zuhlsdorf on Some notes for your Sunday Mass in the Vetus and the Novus Ordo: “moon1234: We have to understand something about the Lord’s parables. The parable, or Hebrew mashal is an allegorical lesson of…”
