-
Join 215 other subscribers
-
Recent Posts
Archives
- March 2021
- February 2021
- January 2021
- January 2017
- April 2015
- March 2015
- February 2015
- February 2013
- January 2013
- October 2012
- September 2012
- August 2012
- June 2012
- May 2012
- April 2012
- March 2012
- February 2012
- January 2012
- December 2011
- November 2011
- October 2011
- September 2011
- August 2011
- July 2011
- June 2011
- May 2011
- April 2011
- March 2011
- February 2011
- January 2011
- December 2010
- November 2010
- October 2010
- September 2010
- August 2010
- July 2010
- June 2010
- May 2010
- Abortion Apologetics Catholic Catholic Church Catholic Culture Catholic Identity Catholic Moral Teaching Christianity Church and the Public Square Clergy Cool Stuff Culture of Death Culture Wars Discipleship Four Last Things Freedom of Religion Holiness Homosexual agenda Humor Liturgical Year Marriage Media Politics Pope Benedict XVI Prayer Pro life Sacraments Saints The Catholic Church Uncategorized
Categories
- Abortion
- Angels
- Anti Christian
- Apologetics
- Atheisn
- Bishop Pates
- Blessed Virgin Mary
- Blogging
- Body of Christ
- Catholic
- Catholic Church
- Catholic Church Scandals
- Catholic Culture
- Catholic Identity
- Catholic Moral Teaching
- Child sexual abuse
- Christianity
- Church and the Public Square
- Church Scandal
- Clergy
- Confirmation
- Converts
- Cool Stuff
- Covid
- Critical Theory
- Culture of Death
- Culture Wars
- Deaconate
- Difficult questions
- Discipleship
- Early Church
- Easter
- Easter Vigil
- Echarist
- Eucharist
- Evangelization
- Evil
- Family
- Flying Spaghetti Monster
- Forgiveness
- Four Last Things
- Freedom of Religion
- God
- Heresey and Dissent
- Holiness
- Homily
- Homosexual agenda
- Homosexuality
- Humor
- Islam
- Jesus Christ
- Lapsed Catholics
- Lent
- Liturgical Year
- Liturgy
- Marriage
- Mass
- Media
- Miracles
- Moral Theology
- More Catholic than the Pope
- Movies
- News of the Weird
- Other
- Personality
- Politics
- Pope Benedict XVI
- Prayer
- Pro life
- Protestant
- Racism
- RCIA
- Religion News
- Religion vs State
- Religious Orders
- Sacraments
- Saints
- Same sex Marriage Gay agenda
- Science
- Scripture
- Sin
- Social Justice
- Social Teachings
- Spirit Juice
- Suffering
- Sunday Reflections
- Television
- The Catholic Church
- Theology
- Theology of Staying
- Theology of the Body
- Truth
- Truthiness
- Uncategorized
- Virtue
- Vocations
- Women
Meta
- Follow A Deacon's Wife on WordPress.com
Monthly Archives: May 2010
Brave New Word: Children as Products
In a world that no longer values all human life, children become commodities and not gifts: Sex to make babies may become redundant as IVF becomes the norm (via Mirror of Justice). Update: link corrected The foundational principle of Catholic … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, Christianity, Culture Wars, Pro life, Uncategorized
Tagged Brave New World, christian morality, cultrueof death
5 Comments
Reflection by Deacon Larry Kehoe
My husband loves the Gospel of John especially John 17. It bothers him that it is bumped from the Lectionary, in all but six diocese in the United States, because the Ascension is celebrated on Sunday instead of Thursday. He … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, Christianity, Sunday Reflections, The Catholic Church, Uncategorized
Tagged Catholic, Christianity, Deacon, John's Gospel
1 Comment
Speaker Pelosi the Theologian?
Madame speaker, who is a Catholic, has a history of contradicting the Pope, the Bishops and the teachings of the Catholic Church. It has not been widely reported for some reason, but here she goes again, only this time she … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Culture, Christianity, Culture Wars, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged Bishops, Catholic, Christianity, Pelosi, Politics, Public Square
2 Comments
Tis The Season….
For graduations and the celebration of Confirmation.There is an old ministry joke about the Methodist, Lutheran and Catholic clergy who had a common problem with bats in their Churches. The Methodist and Lutheran minister tried everything, but they could not … Continue reading
Posted in Body of Christ, Catholic, Christianity, Confirmation, Discipleship
Tagged Christian, Confirmation, graduation, religion
2 Comments
When Hell Froze
I was lurking over at The Anchoress blog, when I was reminded of the day in February when hell froze. It was the day that I watched Oprah. Something that I had vowed never to do. But then I learned … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, Catholic Culture, Catholic Identity, Discipleship, Television, Uncategorized, Virtue
Tagged catholic nuns, discipleship, Television, Virtue
2 Comments
The Mystical Body of Christ
“The Church is in history, but at the same time she transcends it. It is only “with the eyes of faith” that one can see her in her visible reality and at the same time in her spiritual reality as … Continue reading
Posted in Body of Christ, Catholic, Holiness, The Catholic Church
Tagged body of Christ, Church, Pope Benedict
3 Comments
The Church and the Public Square
A young woman asked me a question, during a fundamentals of the faith class that I offer , called Roots of Faith, She asked, “why does the Church get involved in political issues: what about the separation of Church and … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, Christianity, Culture Wars, Politics
Tagged Catholic, Church and State, Politics, Public Square
Leave a comment
“Do not let your hearts be troubled:: 6th Sunday of Easter
I am too tired to write an original post and my favorite deacon did not give a homily this weekend. So here is one from Deacon Greg Kandra (from my birthplace New York). A blessed Mother’s day to all!
Posted in Catholic, Deaconate, Homily, Mass, Sunday Reflections
Tagged Deacons, Homily, reflections
Leave a comment
Training for Mass
An interesting analogy from Deacon Curtis Turner at the Archdiocese of Washington (DC) Blog: Recently, I had invited a friend of mine who had fallen away from the Church to come to Mass. It was probably the first time he … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, Lapsed Catholics, Mass, Virtue
Tagged Lapsed Catholic, Mass, Training, Virtue
2 Comments