A reader writes to ask for prayers because she and her family are reaching the end of the financial rope after a long spell of unemployment. Please intercede for her husband to get work and for them to be able to meet their bills. Father, hear our pray for them through Christ our Lord. Mother Mary and St. Joseph the Worker, pray for them! Read more
I’m outta here again! Later dudes and dudettes! Read more
Ever notice how the best Christmas stories are terrifying? Me too. Read more
In which we discuss a curious connection Dante makes. Read more
A bit of Christmas loveliness from a couple of my readers: Read more
Hello from one of your slavering, shuffling horde of mindless lickspittle readers—from a slavering, shuffling, mindless lickspittle reader who happens to be broke, unfortunately. I’ve been out of work for three years (long story), have a disability that interferes with my ability to find new work, and am living on a fixed income. I’ve exhausted my savings and my disability payments don’t cover all my basic expenses, so I’ve put ads and links on my blog to Amazon.com in hopes... Read more
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Old Friend Jonathan Potter writes: Korrektiv is starting up a press, Korrektiv Press, and my collection of poems, House of Words, is our first effort. It came out on Sept. 30 and is available from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, the University Book Store and Open Books in Seattle, and Auntie’s in Spokane. It was also reviewed in the current issue of Dappled Things. (Dappled Things, by the way, could use any link love you’d care to throw their way: http://www.dappledthings.org/donate.)... Read more
First on deck: Bernard Aparicio of Dappled Things writes: The lastest Dappled Things is now online. Among many other things, it includes a fun essay that seems to me very much in the spirit of Catholic and Enjoying It! It’s called “‘I’ve, like, got to get there, like, now’: A Rant on Language, Unintelligibility, and Irreverence. Here’s a taste, if you will excuse the longish quote: • Once upon a time, the word “like” had a soul. Modern tongues have... Read more
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