Monthly Archives: March 2003

This one happened quite a while ago, but I heard this as the closing hymn at a school Mass. Although there were children present, I find it objectionable even for children. I object to dummying down the Mass for children … Continue reading →

I agree wholeheartedly with Kairos’ wish list for bishops. Away with that Reflections on Covenant and Mission garbage, and give me the real faith. I stated this in the comments of this blog: A great concern of mine today is … Continue reading →

I recalled today a discussion that a fellow Frassati Society member had with a Protestant about 1 John 5:16-17. The Protestant claimed that all sins were equal, but that there were some sins that would bring death as a punishment. … Continue reading →

Only Jeff Miller would find something like this, and only in California could someone think in this manner. Funny how a city government would, rather than attempt to make the city safer, try to cover up the problem. This is … Continue reading →

I haven’t been on Catholic Exchange in a while, but I have found that they have published a lot of good stuff while I was away. Here is an answer from CUF about how to fight a Catholic school’s secular … Continue reading →

In a time so difficult as having a dying child, there is comfort in the Sacraments available. Pete Vere published an excellent article on this. He also posts some great insights as to why some priests may violate the canon … Continue reading →

I don’t know if non-subscribers to Catholic World News can see this, but this is an interesting analysis of the Pope’s statements on the war. According to this analysis, the Pope has not outright condemned the war on Iraq, and … Continue reading →

I just found out from a friend of mine that Marty Haugen, a prolific writer of awful liturgical music, is Lutheran. Read Dennis’ post from having heard him speak. No wonder Catholics can’t sing.

Quite interesting that an HMO would be looking for doctors willing to euthanize patients. It’s scary to see a health insurance agency talk like this since they may decide to deny health care on the grounds that it is cheaper … Continue reading →

I am the on-call pharmacist for my company this week, so I don’t know how much blogging I’ll be able to do. I may not hear from many people, or I may be paged to death. Not to worry though … Continue reading →