Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Monday, June 27, 2011
Up a Creek without a Flying Boat
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Breaking News: After years of closed minded mechanics and intolerant engineers labeling my car an "automobile"; the North Beach City council - soon up for re-election - have voted to have my CRV re-listed as a Flying Aquatic Supercar.
While there have been celebrations all night following the voting, I have yet to find anyone who cares to join me on my maiden voyage off Fairhaven Cliffs.
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Breaking News: After years of closed minded mechanics and intolerant engineers labeling my car an "automobile"; the North Beach City council - soon up for re-election - have voted to have my CRV re-listed as a Flying Aquatic Supercar.
While there have been celebrations all night following the voting, I have yet to find anyone who cares to join me on my maiden voyage off Fairhaven Cliffs.
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Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Drawn to Unity
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"It broke my heart that Christians were so divided and superficial. I stumbled onto a few things—Thomas Merton and then St. Francis of Assisi. I got into radical gospel living, mystical prayer, contemplative life, and they were all Catholic."
John Michael Talbot in Mass Appeal in Christianity Today
John Michael Talbot in Mass Appeal in Christianity Today
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Sunday, June 12, 2011
Monday, June 6, 2011
Welcome St. Luke's
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Episcopal Parish Community in Maryland to Join Catholic Church
After a period of deep discernment, the rector and parishioners of St. Luke’s Episcopal parish in Bladensburg, Maryland have decided to seek entry into the Roman Catholic Church through a new structure approved by Pope Benedict XVI called an ordinariate. Saint Luke’s is the first church in the Washington metropolitan area to take this step. read the rest here
Friday, June 3, 2011
Who Would You Follow?
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“Reason is the greatest enemy that faith has;
it never comes to the aid of spiritual things,
but - more frequently than not - struggles against the divine Word,
treating with contempt all that emanates from God”
Martin Luther
"Faith and reason are like two wings
on which the human spirit rises to the contemplation of truth;
and God has placed in the human heart a desire to know the truth—
in a word, to know himself
—so that, by knowing and loving God,
men and women may also come to the fullness of truth about themselves"
Blessed John Paul II
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“Reason is the greatest enemy that faith has;
it never comes to the aid of spiritual things,
but - more frequently than not - struggles against the divine Word,
treating with contempt all that emanates from God”
Martin Luther
"Faith and reason are like two wings
on which the human spirit rises to the contemplation of truth;
and God has placed in the human heart a desire to know the truth—
in a word, to know himself
—so that, by knowing and loving God,
men and women may also come to the fullness of truth about themselves"
Blessed John Paul II
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Thursday, June 2, 2011
Monday, May 23, 2011
Saturday, May 14, 2011
How to End the Protestant Heresies
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Me thinks the best way to get a Protestant
to accept one of their teachings as heresy
is to just tell'em it's Catholic (O:
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to accept one of their teachings as heresy
is to just tell'em it's Catholic (O:
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Thursday, April 14, 2011
My Answer to Church Scandals
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If a mathematician
commits a heinous act,
does 2 + 2
no longer equal 4?
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If a mathematician
commits a heinous act,
does 2 + 2
no longer equal 4?
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Thursday, March 31, 2011
In Recovery
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Yesterday I heard the tired ol' bromide " I'm a recovering Catholic" by a shop owner as I wandered through their shop.
"oh, I did it the other way, I'm a convert" I spoke up
"Convert from what" she asked, and I explained that for most of my adult life I was an atheist, than Evangelical, and now a very happy Catholic.
I than boldy mentioned that her statement had an touch of spite in it, as well as being in my view kind of illogical, as to me "saying you are a recovering Catholic makes as much sense as an alcoholic saying they are recovering from sobriety, or a lunatic saying they are recovering from sanity"
But than I said, one thing is for sure "we are all sin addicts, none of which who have finished the 12 steps of recovery"
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Yesterday I heard the tired ol' bromide " I'm a recovering Catholic" by a shop owner as I wandered through their shop.
"oh, I did it the other way, I'm a convert" I spoke up
"Convert from what" she asked, and I explained that for most of my adult life I was an atheist, than Evangelical, and now a very happy Catholic.
I than boldy mentioned that her statement had an touch of spite in it, as well as being in my view kind of illogical, as to me "saying you are a recovering Catholic makes as much sense as an alcoholic saying they are recovering from sobriety, or a lunatic saying they are recovering from sanity"
But than I said, one thing is for sure "we are all sin addicts, none of which who have finished the 12 steps of recovery"
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Monday, March 28, 2011
Love's Cost

I generally don't like electronic media during any events in a Catholic church (I am still recovering from my time as a Protestant where big screen TVs and rockstars on stage replaced a crucifix or statue of the Mother of God. . .but were somehow not idolatrous), so I am somewhat surprised by my reaction to a slideshow which used images from The Passion of Christ during Stations of the Cross on Friday.
This image of my Lord scourged helped me to remember how much I am loved (and how I am to love), and that each lash or cut or gash could easily be named for each and every time my sin did (and sadly, still does) wield that whip.
Jesus have Mercy on us all,
and thank you!
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and thank you!
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Sunday, March 27, 2011
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Of God and Monks
Coming to theaters in the DC area starting March 11, just in time for lent . . .um, if ya gave up "movies", just go on a Sunday (o;
If ya can't wait 'til next week to get yer Monk fix, go rent "In Great Silence"
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If ya can't wait 'til next week to get yer Monk fix, go rent "In Great Silence"
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