Monthly Archives: September 2002

Once again, we have another great Amy Welborn article on Catholic Exchange. Those of you with small children will likely appreciate her analogy.

I am grieved to see what has happened to ruin the reputation of Gerard Serafin (see below and on his blog; his name was posted on the “list” of the Archdiocese of Baltimore). On top of that, there’s some guy … Continue reading →

You’ve got to read this. I feel sorry for anyone who falls for it. Really, it bothers me to see stuff like this. Haven’t people figured out that anything that is spread through e-mail is most likely a hoax? Besides, … Continue reading →

Ok, so I guess I’m making up for being gone last week. Well, next week will be light blogging, too. In fact, it may be a while before I’m back to my old self again.

We live in a relativistic society. Our society has lost its belief in absolute unchanging truth. We also live in a cynical society (no exception to be made for myself) that doesn’t trust anyone or expect anything good to happen. … Continue reading →

Here’s what I need to do, and I would encourage you to do the same: Contact Bishop Wilton Gregory and urge him to put the matter of a plenary council up for a vote in November. I’m doing this by … Continue reading →

Having been away from my computer for several days now, I’m noticing stuff that I hadn’t seen. I saw this great review of H.W. Crocker’s Triumph: The Power and the Glory of the Catholic Church: A 2,000-Year History. I’ve read … Continue reading →

I just read this article on Catholic Exchange as well as this one. My greatest fear in life is to die and find that I have been a fraud. Whatever I may be, I wish to really be. I do … Continue reading →

Good evening . . . . I’m back, for the time being. I wish to write about prayer. A friar at Franciscan University of Steubenville gave me his outline on prayer when he heard my confession. One of the important … Continue reading →

I am not against the Jewish people. I do not believe that Jesus abolished the Jewish faith, but fulfilled it. However, I find it to be a holy thing to invite a Jewish person to the fullness of faith in … Continue reading →