Category Archives: Catholicism

Typical

You have to wonder if any of our comrades on the left of the blogosphere have ever seen the Arab media. It’s striking how quickly they’ve jumped on the Pope for his comments a few days ago. In fact, they … Continue reading

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Jeff Nails It

Jeff, who’s not a Catholic apologist by any stretch of the imagination, writes about Pope Benedict, and makes a lot of sense… [E]very little boy in Nazi Germany was in the Hitler Youth. It would have been amazing had Benedict … Continue reading

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Find an equivalent… I’ll wait…

William Donohue, who’s usually pretty spot on with his analysis of the institutionalized anti-Catholic bias in this country asks a great question in Wednesday’s New York Daily News: It may be that “The Da Vinci Code” is one of the … Continue reading

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FINALLY

PARIS (Reuters) – After backing calls by Muslims for respect for their religion in the Mohammad cartoons row, the Vatican is now urging Islamic countries to reciprocate by showing more tolerance toward their Christian minorities. Roman Catholic leaders at first … Continue reading

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Yesterday’s Gospel

“You are the salt of the earth. But if the salt loses its saltiness, how can it be made salty again? It is no longer good for anything, except to be thrown out and trampled by men. “You are the … Continue reading

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Our Daily Bread, 5-23-05

When Queen Victoria was a child, she didn’t realize that she was in line for the throne of England. Her instructors, trying to prepare her for the future, were frustrated because they couldn’t motivate her. She just didn’t take her … Continue reading

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Sirach 6: 5-17

5 A kind mouth multiplies friends, and gracious lips prompt friendly greetings. 6 Let your acquaintances be many, but one in a thousand your confidant. 7 When you gain a friend, first test him, and be not too ready to … Continue reading

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