2014-12-27T18:53:41-07:00

  “I knew that bullets don’t have a name. “I knew that at that moment, he was ready to take my life along with his. I knew that if I didn’t say the right thing, I would be dead. “I just started praying for him. “I give it all to God.” Read more

2014-12-27T18:54:03-07:00

  In one of his morning homilies a few months ago, Pope Francis talked about societies that put company profits above human dignity, or even human life. “What point have we come to?” he asked. This kind of talk disturbs cafeteria Christians on the right, just as the Church’s insistence on the fundamental right to life of all human beings and the sanctity of Holy Matrimony disturbs cafeteria Christians on the left. Each “side” of the culture wars wants the... Read more

2014-12-27T18:54:21-07:00

  History of Labor Day. Read more

2014-12-27T18:55:30-07:00

Our corporate media lines up hard against working people. They extol the virtues of the rich and proclaim the necessity of robbing the worker in every situation, from maintaining an unequal tax structure that permits some to pile up great wealth while forcing workers to pay more than the Biblical ten percent on every loaf of bread and gallon of milk they buy. They yammer constantly about the totally fallacious “necessity” of cutting Social Security or putting it into the... Read more

2014-12-27T18:55:48-07:00

Try praying this beautiful version of the Magnificat before going to bed tonight. Pleasant dreams. Read more

2014-12-27T18:56:28-07:00

God calls unlikely people. He always has. What surprised these young women about their vocations? Read more

2014-12-27T18:57:24-07:00

Charley Chaplin said this at a grim time in history. It was a daring move on his part then, and it still is today. Definitely worth considering what he said then and how things have gone up to now, seventy years down the road. Read more

2017-02-08T22:09:00-07:00

My husband and I went to Sunday vigil mass a couple of hours ago. We followed that with dinner in a nice restaurant. My Sabbath has begun, which means that I’m not going to blog on events in the next 24 hours unless events themselves force me to it. However, I want to leave you with a few things to think about before next week, when we take up the question of Syria in earnest. Be assured that when we do... Read more

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