Monthly Archives: December 2003

At one time, Greg Popcak could gloat over Blogger going on the fritz because he thought people would have to come to his site to read a blog. Well, I tried to go to some BlogSpot sites, and it appears … Continue reading →

I really appreciated this article. I just wish I had seen it earlier. I never noticed it before, but this year I’ve found it more disturbing than others. Many people are saying “Happy Holiday” or “Have a Good Holiday” as … Continue reading →

What is the definition of the word “pathetic”? Well, it would most certainly include the fact that Gonzaga University refuses to grant official status to a pro-life law student group because it “discriminates against non-Christians.” St. Ignatius of Loyola, please … Continue reading →

To all my readers, Merry Christmas! Please do not say “Happy Holidays” or “Have a Good Holiday.” There is a reason we are having this holiday. Did you all get any good presents? I got some clothes (which I appreciate … Continue reading →

Take heed of Karl Keating’s advice on how to increase parish giving.

It is supposed to be the first day of winter today. However, my thermometer reads 50 degrees at 7:15 PM. It was a beautiful day for winter. It was perfect for delivery of a Christmas surprise. One of the people … Continue reading →

I must say that I don’t view PETA (People for the “Ethical” Treatment of Animals) as a serious political threat because their tactics tend to get them laughed off the stage. It’s hard to take seriously people who do as … Continue reading →

This would be one for Fr. Bryce Sibley. I found this on another blog. Just type in the words you want, and the stars will sing it for you.

I think all my regular readers know that I hate spam. I not only abhor the adult messages and other questionable stuff that comes through, I hate the consequences that it has brought on us. Not only is it consuming … Continue reading →

The New York Times insists that the FDA’s decision to make the “morning-after pill” available over the counter must be based on “science.” I’m sure what they really mean is that it should be available over the counter. Take a … Continue reading →