For their short pithy brilliant whimsical way of saying things, I love to collect Twitter and other Quality Quintessential quips, quotes, questions, musings and maxims from the furthest reaches of the internet to the obscure book hidden in the dusty corner of some long forgotten book store and save them for a rainy day post. I just might need some wonderful wordful beauty to express a sentiment or idea in what I’m writing so I created this particular post with... Read more
Gosh, I have less then a half hour to write and publish a blog post about the Pilgrim-Wampanoag Peace Treaty that happen on this day in 1621. I just neglected to do this as a writer. But seeing I don’t have time to dedicate to that or to the fact that the latest Marvel movie Morbius is opening today I want to mention this bit of interesting news that has popped up. In a unexpected move Pope Francis has decided... Read more
Did the consecration work? You can read this to find out why it didn’t. But you can read this to find out the plot to destroy it and the church. And the one man who saved it. Putin sat in the corner with a gag over his face as George Soros lit his cigar and began to puff away. Zelensky smiled with glee. “We got that bastard”! Now we can live in freedom. Freedom to have abortions and gay pride... Read more
Here is another post of a great and wonderful superb array of words, ideas and current events. Here are what writers are Writing Right Now Academy Award Nominations CODA: WINNER Best Adapted Screenplay/Best Supporting Actor/Best Picture It has one of the most interesting concepts of all the nomineed movies. . Now that it it has one the grand prize I will have to to sign up for Apple to watch it Belfast: It’s about Ireland so I want to watch it... Read more
On March 25th, 2022 The Solemnity of the Annunciation, The Anniversary of the Death of Archbishop Lefebvre, The Day the One Ring was thrown into Mount Doom along with Gollum, Pope Francis consecrated Russia and Ukraine to Mary’s Immaculate Heart. Did the consecration to Russia work? Some say it didn’t. If not why not? Here are some possible reasons. If the consecration works, Trad Francis Hating Catholics will be out of a job. And we need them to remind us... Read more
I made this list of prayers I would like to pray on a more regular basis. And I’m sharing it with you so you can use it for prayer also. Will update and change this perhaps. Morning Offering Dear Lord, I do not know what will happen to me today — I only know that nothing will happen that was not foreseen by you and directed to my greater good from all eternity. I adore your holy and unfathomable plans,... Read more
There are so many and too many things to read and watch. The articles about everyday life and events keeps being produced day after day. Keeping up with your favorite writers is difficult. Finding new and exciting writers is a challenge. So…. I have browsed, glanzed, and gazed upon various internet offerings and picked what I saw to be the most interesting, intriguing, and fun offerings being produced and compiled them together for you to look at. If what you... Read more
Roman Sheremeta �� Behavioral and Experimental Economist; Professor at @CWRU; TEDx Speaker; Poets and Quants 40 Under 40; Forbes Top Economic Thinker Roman M. Sheremeta (google.com) Roman �� Sheremeta@rshereme writes this… March 17,2022 The faint hearted should not read this. I have translated this from Svitlana Zlenko’s post. Please share it for others to understand the horror of Russian war against Ukraine. Yesterday, at our own risk, we left Mariupol under gunfire. We stayed overnight in a field in a... Read more
When someone gives their actual opinion about something, you can naturally assume they believe they are right about that particular issue. If a writer has been given access to a pen or a computer, with or without an ability to compose words into meaningful interesting sentences, they can write what they feel right about. If they they actually know, understand and definitely use proper words and grammar correctly to convey ideas, good or bad, true or false they are a... Read more
The diversity of thought within Catholic teaching, like variety within the strictures of sonnets, is one of its most beautiful features. It is nevertheless important to listen, as much as we can, to a broad chorus of Catholic thinkers. I have found great consolation in the fact that someone holier and smarter than myself has likely asked my questions already; my job is to find them and to listen, and then to make as many people as possible read block... Read more
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