Monthly Archives: May 2009

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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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