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Penn & Teller Review Revisited

Posted: October 15, 2010 in Uncategorized

Due to my rehosting the blog on WordPress.com and heavy traffic on the posts reviewing the Penn & Teller show that tried to smear “the Vatican” from last year, I have copied those posts to pages. The beginning of the review can be found here. Thanks for your support!

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Back to blogging!

Posted: July 21, 2009 in Uncategorized
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It’s been eight months since I’ve written anything, as I’ve been particularly busy with work and family life.  Also, these last couple of months, I’ve been reading quite a lot.  After several years of owning a copy, I have been reading The Imitation of Christ, by Thomas a Kempis.  This book seems to be an [...]

As the Christmas season quickly approaches (no, we’re not there yet!) I pause to observe how Christmas has been commercialized to the point where a truly traditional Christmas celebration would seem archaic to most people in the USA today.  Also, many stores have eliminated all references to Christ, Christmas, and in a few cases, even [...]

Given the usual news about radical Muslims in the news, this is quite an uplifting story!  It’s also quite promising to see pro-life sentiments being propogated in Europe – a continent where abortion has been licit for quite some time longer than in the USA. http://www.catholic.org/international/international_story.php?id=30814

Every now and then, a story about PVS comes out and I am reminded of Terri Schiavo.  Terri Schiavo suffered from PVS (Persistent Vegetative State) and was allowed to die from dehydration.  Regardless of whether or not she was conscious, allowing her to die in such a manner has uneqivocally been denounced by the Holy [...]

Sadly, there has been an upsurge in violence against Catholics and other Christians in India, a country often associated with religious tolerance, rather than religious persecution.  Catholic Online has a petition for support of Catholics in India: http://www.catholic.org/catholicaction/india/. Please pray for all Christians in India, that they may be free from persecution, and that they [...]

It is interesting to see how the pro-abortion / pro-licentiousness crowd often frames these discussions as tirades by irrational old men, when the arguments put forth by the Church are, in fact, quite rational and logical. http://www.catholic.org/politics/story.php?id=30665