Month September 2009
A beautiful detail from Felix Lietuchter’s amazing paintings at the Cathedral of St. Joseph in Wheeling, West Virginia. The lamb standing as though slain rests upon the book with seven seals and the Holy Spirit below. He pours out His… Continue Reading →
Patterico notices a bit of a nomenclature ploy coming out of the White House. As you all know, Gen. McChrystal is asking for more troops in Afghanistan. And this clearly shows that Gen. McChrystal is a selfish jerk who only… Continue Reading →
My buddy Brad Vasoli wrote in the Philadelphia Bulletin about Dawn Johnson’s nomination to become Assistant Attorney General: President Barack Obama has nominated Dawn Johnson, a law professor with a record of vehement support for abortion, to become assistant attorney… Continue Reading →
“You have been deemed hazardous. Will you comply?” –NS5 Robot (I, Robot -2004) Yesterday, as I read the story about Energy Secretary Steven Chu’s remarks about Americans in which he referred to Americans as “just like your teenage kids, aren’t… Continue Reading →
Find more videos like this on Catholic Mountain Mad props to Rick from Divine Ripples for finding this one. HT Catholic Mountain
This week was the Gospel about the first being last and the last being first. I always smile when I hear it because it reminds me of a story my cousin told me. Each morning my cousin’s young daughter would… Continue Reading →
Dialogue. It’s a popular word right now. I think it’s partly popular because as long as dialogue continues, nobody has to actually take a stand or make a decision. We can avoid all those messy labels of right and wrong… Continue Reading →
I mentioned a week ago about an exciting, an I dare say important, new book being published in November by CMR contributor Denis R. McNamara. For those of you who don’t know, Denis (DMac) is Assistant Director and Faculty Member… Continue Reading →
A Creative Minority ProductionThe must miss comedy of the year!
Tonight I was thinking about gifts we are given. Gifts we don’t deserve. Gifts we didn’t ask for. And gifts we don’t even realize what they are until much later. I was driving a girl I knew back to college… Continue Reading →