Monthly Archives: February 2007

I always wonder why people have the urge to just go and do just whatever. In two churches in the Memphis area, I noticed that the holy water was removed for Lent, and the fonts were covered with a purple … Continue reading →

Here I am with the promised sequel to this post about the need to solve “the root of the problem.” A couple of weeks ago I went to a continuing education conference for pharmacists. The main thing that caught … Continue reading →

If you’ve been listening to my podcast, you might know that I said I’d do one on Confession. It took a lot longer than planned, but I did get it done. You can go to this page to get it … Continue reading →

I read with interest the article by Fr. Euteneur on proposals to make the HPV vaccine mandatory. He obviously opposes making the vaccination mandatory, but he does explain that use of the vaccine is not in and of itself sinful. … Continue reading →

The Catholic Family and Human Rights Institute has requested signatures on this petition asking the United States Senate not to ratify the CEDAW (Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women) treaty. Please sign this as soon … Continue reading →

I have removed the link to Dr. Marcellino D’Ambrosio’s Crossroads Initiative from my site. His site has often been informative. The actual articles on the faith are perfectly fine, and this is not my problem. However, I discovered something, in … Continue reading →

I was playing with an open-source text editor on my iMac, and I came across this gem. The author of this software is obviously a Mac fan. Then again, after seven months of using a Macintosh, I … Continue reading →

Today, my paperwork that says I have a Missouri license showed up in the mail. I don’t know what I will do yet, but I am definitely going to need to think and pray about this. This Friday, I take … Continue reading →