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Man of Steel: Three Faith Takeaways
I’m likely late to the party in writing about Man of Steel, but since I’ve been on the road so much…
Browsing: Arts, Leisure & Culture
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Movie Review: Despicable Me 2
Gru and his yellow, gobbledygook-spewing, Contac-capsule-shaped minions are baaaack! Despicable Me 2 picks up where Despicable Me left off, but…
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Totus Tuus Again…and Again
All around the World people are making final preparations for World Youth Day in July, my thoughts wandered back to…
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Dan Brown’s Inferno Portrays Transhumanism in Positive Light
WARNING! SPOILERS AHEAD. (That is if you want to read Inferno of your own free will.) I recently had the…
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Scrapbooking in a Digital Age
Scrapbooking is one of my passions. It’s no surprise; when I was a young child my father (a history teacher)…
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Slouching Toward Adulthood
I recently received an interesting book for review, the softcover edition of Sally Koslow’s Slouching Toward Adulthood: How to Let…
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Searching For Paul Revere
Listen, my children, and you shall hear Of the midnight ride of Paul Revere, On the eighteenth of April, in…
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He’s Not a Hitter, He’s a Baby Sitter!
“Let’s go, he can’t hit, he can’t hit.” “Stop the game! How dare you suggest that the batter, an innocent…
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Book Review: The Catholic Baby Name Book
Considering that no one in my family is expecting, it might seem strange that I have been so happily perusing…
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Re-Evaluating Television: Questions of Morality
One of my fondest memories of my grandmother is watching Little House on the Prairie with her when I was…