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Pope Benedict XVI: Address to the Laity
It seems to me particularly important that the theme “The Question of God Today” was chosen this year for the…
Monthly Archives: December, 2011
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A Predictable Fiasco
The Egyptian elections have resulted in a rout for the throngs whose springtime hopes for freedom are now facing the…
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The Story of Guadalupe: Hope for Our Violent World
On December 8, 2006 (Feast of the Immaculate Conception), Mel Gibson released his epic movie, Apocalypto . Hopefully many eyes were opened…
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Is It Time for an Urban Version of the Homestead Act? Part 2
Many, many books, articles, and experiences have inspired and influenced this Urban Homesteading idea (see Part 1). I cannot possibly…
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Male Nurse Claims He Was Fired for Treating Muslim Women
In one of the more intriguing cases to emerge recently, male nurse John Benitez Jr. filed suit against the city…
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What Is Truth: Revelation versus Man’s Vain Imagination
“And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free” (John 8:31). As I slowly reread The…
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Who’s Got You? Observations of a Catholic Homeschooling Father
If you do an Internet search for “Catholic Fatherhood” how much data would you find in comparison to Panda Bears,…
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Nigerians Fight to Uphold Marriage Under Obama’s Pressure
The Catholic Medical Association of Nigeria (CMAN) congratulated that country’s Senate for defending marriage in law, but it condemned what…
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Poem: “The River of Egypt”
The River of Egypt They build a dam of sandstone blocks – Manganese washed from the rocks Turns the run…
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Poem: “Christmas”
Christmas Let the poor have Santa Claus, Let the rich, a cruise, Let the rest have what they want But…