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Monthly Archives: February 2015
Rest in Peace Mr. Spock
From the New York Times: Leonard Nimoy, the sonorous, gaunt-faced actor who won a worshipful global following as Mr. Spock, the resolutely logical human-alien first officer of the Starship Enterprise in the television and movie juggernaut “Star Trek,” died on … Continue reading
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Tagged Leonard Nimoy, Mr. Spock, Star Trek, Starship Enterprise, Vulcan Greeting
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Finding Holy Silence in the Desert of Lent
Lent is hard for me. It is my busy time in the Church. I am more Martha than Mary. But Iknow that I will fail in my ministry, and fail as a disciple, if I don’t cultivate a deep and … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Discipleship, Lent, Prayer, Uncategorized
Tagged ISIS, Martyrs, Presence of God
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Religious Freedom is So Last Century
The US Catholic bishops have been routinely mocked for their stance against the HHS mandate. Their concerns have been misunderstood. The bishops are not worried that Americans will not be allowed to worship. But they are concerned that our constitutional … Continue reading
Surf Angel
Cool. A seminarian who died while surfing is being considered for sainthood (via the WallStreet Journal): In January, the Vatican gave permission to Rio priests to gather evidence of Mr. Schäffer’s holiness and present it to the pope, a crucial … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Church, Holiness, Saints, Uncategorized, Vocations
Tagged Catholic Saints, sainthood process, Schäffer
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Lent. Is. Hard
Well it has been a crazy, hectic, and frustrating day. It began whenI tried to blog something early this morning before work, but I had nothing. The ole brain just went blank. But I promised a certain deacon that I … Continue reading
Rising from the Ashes
“You are dust and to dust you shall return” (Gn 3:19) When you turn sixty, everyday is a wakeup call that life is short. Now I wake up when my favorite deacon stops snoring. Yet I am still startled every … Continue reading
Return of A Deacon’s Wife?
Yikes it has been two years since my last post. Why so long? I was in a very long and dark tunnel due to Multiple Sclerosis. God led me out of it, finally, after a year in the black hole. … Continue reading