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The World’s Worst and Best Ideas
As a writer, I find that my thoughts quickly turn into articles in my head. A recent at-rest thought was: …
Monthly Archives: December, 2011
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Book Review: The Catholic Briefcase by Randy Hain
I chose to review The Catholic Briefcase for three reasons. It is written by a convert, like I am. It is…
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The Mystery of a King In a Manger
A tiny heart beat steadily within the baby boy’s mother. The blood circulating through that tiny heart would save us…
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Is Social Media Killing Catholic Media?
Did you wish all your Facebook friends a Merry Christmas? Sure you did. And probably clicked over to Linkedin, Google+,…
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Poem: “Night’s Companion”
Night’s Companion Night is velvet blackness The lady knows that she is but dust and ash. So facing the Son…
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St. Stephen, First Martyr
THERE is good reason to believe that St. Stephen was one of the seventy-two disciples of our blessed Lord. After…
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Is it Really Our Local Team? In Green Bay, Yes!
I did most of my growing up in Springville, New York, a small town boasting about 4,200 citizens in the…
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About Those Christmas Animals
The Classic manger scenes always include cows (or oxen), donkeys (or mules), and sheep. The Egyptian god Apis was a bull…
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Poem: “The Morning of Christmas Eve”
The Morning of Christmas Eve It is the morn Of Christmas Eve, Scrambled eggs I cook. Advent, Sunday, Fourth and…
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The Deeper Meaning of Christmas
In the days of Caesar Augustus, an era of peace was established in the Mediterranean world after centuries of strife. …