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The Dignity of Work
“From the beginning therefore he [man] is called to work. Work is one of the characteristics that distinguish man from the rest…
Monthly Archives: August, 2012
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Poem: “Upon a Gloomy Night”
Upon a Gloomy Night Dark Night of the Soul I Upon a gloomy night, All cares thrown to love (Oh…
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What Kind of Religious Freedom Do We Want?
We are living at a time when the Church in the United States must vigorously defend herself against attacks on…
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August 15th, A Day for Miracles in Detroit
On Wednesday, August 15th Catholics from all over Northeastern United States and Canada will converge on one of the hidden…
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Right Here, Right Now
I recently read an article written by a Protestant about modern worship. The author explored all the new ways, through…
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Poem: “Consider the Lilies of the Field”
Consider the Lilies of the Field Flowers preach to us if we will hear:– The rose saith in the dewy…
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Romance Fiction – Jewel
Jewel – a romance [an excerpt from the book] Chapter One “This is all?” Carter Paxton, technology entrepreneur, frowned…
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The Abortioneers Want a “Tripadvisor” for Abortion Clinics
Under the “You CAN’T make this stuff up” category, I’d like to talk about a post this week found on…
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Oak Tables and the After Life
I am no theologian. I know there are probably theological treatises on what happens in the afterlife when we die.…
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Amnesty International Uses Maternal Deaths to Push for Unrestricted Abortion
Amnesty International, a human rights organization that used to be abortion neutral, is now using the problem of maternal mortality…