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Category Archives: Response
If Any Priests are Reading
I’m probably going to get myself in trouble for this one. However, I think I need to say it. Please understand that I am not wanting a drive through Mass or anything like that. I want good, reverent worship. However, … Continue reading
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Another Take on Politicians
We often hear about politicians acting like they will be the savior of society. All we have to do is elect them, and there will be the most peace and prosperity that we have ever seen in our lives or … Continue reading
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Inviting People In and Telling the Truth
I was just at Defending the Faith at Franciscan University of Steubenville. It was, of course, an on-fire experience. There’s always something about being in a space at Mass with a bunch of people who really love Jesus and really … Continue reading
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About That Graduation Speech
Now that the dust has settled a bit, and Harrison Butker’s graduation speech (full text here) is old news, let’s take a look at it and what some have been taking offense at. The thing that really gets me is … Continue reading
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High Profile Conversions
If you follow much social media, I’m sure you’ve seen news of a lot of high profile conversions lately. I mean, they’ve been happening over the years, but recently I’ve noticed a group of them. They range from people converting … Continue reading
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What About Philosophy?
In my last post, I wrote about how we needed to consider the practical aspects of how one will learn to practice his or her chosen profession and make a living while receiving a classical education. There’s another side of … Continue reading
What About Making a Living?
Let me start by saying that I am very much opposed to utilitarian education. In fact, I would even go so far to say that, if you think that the purpose of getting an education is to learn how to … Continue reading
Explicit Lyrics
Sometimes I like to poke fun at something while also asking a question. You see, it has long been my decision not to buy music that is labeled as explicit lyrics. I might buy a non-explicit song off an album … Continue reading
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Parents’ Rights in Education
I’ve seen on the news lately that the House of Representatives passed a parents rights bill concerning our schools. It passed with all Democrats opposing the bill. Some Republicans also oppose it, but I saw that at least one of … Continue reading
A Word About Giving Up Something for Lent
Lent is here, and with it, I’d like to help clear up a misunderstanding. Giving up something for Lent has value in itself. I remember reading an article years ago from someone who had a priest get on the pulpit … Continue reading