Monthly Archives: November 2003

After many months of procrastination, I finally got a new article written for my web page. I have one more to write. Let’s see how long it takes me to do it.

Some time ago, we had a meeting of our Frassati Society where several of us took turns talking about different sacramentals. I chose the Miraculous Medal. I wear one along with a Divine Mercy medal. Of course, a large part … Continue reading →

It appears that Michael Schiavo is going full speed ahead in his quest to starve his wife to death. We must continue to pray for this one. Satan is once again trying to enter our judicial system.

I am really stuffed now. The turkey was the best that I can ever remember. The other stuff was great, too. I’m glad for this because I know we will be revisiting at least some of it tomorrow. I got … Continue reading →

I’ve never thought that Ann Landers (now deceased) or Dear Abby gave solid moral advice. In fact, I’m not even sure what their credentials are for giving any kind of advice. However, people do still write to people like this. … Continue reading →

I do want to say Happy Thanksgiving to all my readers today. I hope that you had lots of good food with very little (if any) weight gain. I’m with my family and with my laptop, digital camcorder, and digital … Continue reading →

You might be wondering why I am writing about Halloween, but there was something that happened to my parents’ mailbox that night. I didn’t see it the last time I was here. Despite all the weather, it hasn’t come off. … Continue reading →

Let’s hope that too many people don’t buy into the theory that denial of the “right” to an abortion amounts to violence against women. This is an outrage.

Well, I’m finally home for THanksgiving. I took today off so that I didn’t have to get Thanksgiving dinner through the drive-through window. My sister has just arrived, and I greeted her with my digital camcorder. I haven’t seen her … Continue reading →

I love it when I see something that I knew but couldn’t figure out how to express. Today’s Word of Encouragement from Catholic Exchange does just that. This one is worth reading, too.