Month May 2009
“Whenever two or more of you gather in My Name, you need a $10,000 permit” The City of San Diego says that when 10 or 15 Christians meet in a home for Bible Study that it is an unlawful use… Continue Reading →
Miguel Diaz wrote an article entitled: “Outside the Survival of Community there is no Salvation.” I don’t even know what that means but something tells me I wouldn’t like it. Sounds a little “liberation-y” to me. With Obama’s recent nominations… Continue Reading →
Suppose that a semi-prominent person who had long been an advocate for the pro-abortion side decided to delve a little deeper into the subject quite sure that their pro-choice position would be validated. Surprisingly, when this person did begin to… Continue Reading →
Here you have it folks, your new ambassador to the Vatican. WASHINGTON (AP) — A Hispanic Roman Catholic theologian who advised Barack Obama’s presidential campaign is the Obama administration’s choice to serve as U.S. ambassador to the Vatican. The White… Continue Reading →
I am convinced that Fr. Barron is poised to become a huge figure in the Catholic Universe. I think this because I don’t believe I have ever come across anyone so naturally gifted as a teacher. He simplifies without dumbing… Continue Reading →
I was playing with the baby on the kitchen floor this morning while the girls were getting dressed for school when I noticed three marbles in the baby’s hand. That’s enough to scare any parent so I asked her nicely… Continue Reading →
I try not to read the New York Times mainly because I like it when my ears don’t bleed and I’m not running around the house pulling my hair out. But I saw this piece linked up on Big Hollywood… Continue Reading →
In a stunning move, the Catholic Church announced today that it is converting to Tony Blair-ism. The move comes on the heels of recent interviews given by the former Prime Minister, a recent Catholic convert, where he criticised the Church’s… Continue Reading →
It’s Official. Obama will nominate Judge Sonia Sotomayor to the SCOTUS. Some background. Even the liberals think she is a lightweight. [TNR] But despite the praise from some of her former clerks, and warm words from some of her Second… Continue Reading →
We love. That is what we are called to do. And tonight I feel that paucity of my efforts at loving those around me. Tonight, I am heartbroken and inspired by this one mother who loved despite having every reason… Continue Reading →