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Monthly Archives: May 2009
Dear Mary Bertha and Pentecost
Devin and I prayed a novena in preparation for Pentecost, asking the Holy Spirit to give us His seven gifts in an even deeper way, and I was joyfully expectant of a wonderfully joyous Pentecost. Today, I was too sick … Continue reading
George Tiller Murdered
You have probably read about it by now, that George Tiller was murdered. May God have mercy on his soul, and may God bring to justice, repentance, and salvation the man who murdered him. This murder is so horrible for … Continue reading
Posted in Family Life
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Seeking Unity: Differing Talents and Culpabilities
During a recent conversation with a Christian friend from another Ecclesial Community ["denomination"], he brought up a point that I have been thinking a bit about lately. He and I were discussing various differences in doctrines between the Catholic Church … Continue reading
Is Celibacy a Barrier to Christian Unity?
I listened to a podcast today from a Baptist blogger called the Internet Monk, and one of the topics he talked about was priestly celibacy in the Catholic Church. Specifically, he thinks a requirement of priestly celibacy is a big … Continue reading
Even Terminator Needs Salvation
Spread the Gospel even unto the Terminators. Not a Bible verse, but certain passages could be interpreted to support it! My friend Kody and I watched Terminator 4, Salvation yesterday; it was a fun movie and fun to hang out … Continue reading
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Defenses of Christopher West
Janet Smith has written a good defense of Christopher West, as has Michael Waldstein, who recently finished a full translation in a coherent style of John Paul II’s Theology of the Body. I think Mr. West is doing awesome work … Continue reading
Verdant
Verdant: a polite way of saying that something is overgrown. Our garden is very verdant these days. Our blackberry vine and tomatoes are officially taller than I and the squash vines are now trailing 10 feet over the raised bed … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Life, Grapevines and Nature
Tagged gardening, heirloom, sustainable living
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My Thoughts on a New Car
A few of you have suggested that Devin and I now purchase a minivan, joining the fleet of young Catholic families we know. But, I confess that I have never wanted to drive a minivan. I’ve always been more of … Continue reading
Thanks to Each of You
Dear readers, please allow me to express the gratitude that Devin and I share for your many congratulations over the past days. It is a treat to check the blog throughout the day and see a new comment, particularly comments … Continue reading
Sensitive Subjects
Many times on this blog I have spoken about sensitive subjects: abortion, contraception, pornography, same-sex “marriage”, Christian ecumenism, politics, and sterilization, among others. When I speak about them I hope you know that my intention is not to be hurtful … Continue reading
