Monthly Archives: May 2009

Pope Benedict’s Humor

I received a free book with a recent order I made to Ignatius Press, called “God’s Revolution”, which is a compilation of the talks that Pope Benedict gave at World Youth Day 2005 in Cologne, Germany. He gave talks not … Continue reading

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The American Principles Project

The American Principles Project is a new initiative founded by Dr. Robert George: The United States of America does not need new principles.  It needs renewed fidelity to the principles set forth in our Delcaration of Independence and the Constitution.  … Continue reading

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Silly Chicken

We always knew that Hester was the smarter of our two Buffs.  She is larger and prettier and more social, while Penelope always seemed a little sillier. In keeping with that stereotype, Penelope has now decided to become broody.  That … Continue reading

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Going to Confession Now Comes With Built-in Penance

Today Katie and I went to Confession at our parish.  What used to be an only somewhat challenging endeavor has now grown to very challenging with two 1-year old babies, something that many of you can sympathize with! We arrived … Continue reading

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Rotterdam, the Capitol of Eurasia?

I read yesterday this interesting description of Muslim culture in Holland, most notably in Rotterdam. Holland’s uber-permissive society has, ironically, given a welcome home to the rapid growth of a very strict religious culture marked by shari’a, the cloaking of … Continue reading

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