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Planned books:
- Because God Is Real: Sixteen Questions, One Answer by Peter Kreeft
- Catholics and the New Age: How Good People Are Being Drawn into Jungian Psychology, the Enneagram, a by Mitch Pacwa
- The Shadow of His Wings: The True Story of Fr. Gereon Goldmann, OFM by Gereon Karl Goldmann, Gereron Goldmann
- The Catholic Family Handbook: Time-Tested Techniques to Help You Strengthen Your Marriage and Raise by Lawrence G. Lovasik
- Sharing the Faith With Your Child: From Birth to Age 6 by Chandler
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Daily Thoughts Archive
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Attacks on the Church: An Anti-Catholic Agenda?
Posted on May 5, 2010 | No CommentsFrom the New York Times, Letters to the Editor column, May 4, 2010: “As a Catholic, I am appalled at the now-daily assaults by the liberal media against the church. “There is no question that certain Catholic clergymen abused children and that certain members of the church’s [...] -
More on forgiveness
Posted on May 4, 2010 | 1 CommentAwhile back, Sarah wrote a blog post on forgiving with the heart. I’ve thought a lot about that recently as my mind mulls over events surrounding someone who I have a hard time dealing with (don’t we all have someone?). The other day I was [...] -
etc. by sarah: the edge
Posted on May 4, 2010 | No CommentsGod does seem at times to take us right to the edge. Rarely do we understand it. It frightens us. I don’t think it would be good for us to understand. We would just get in the way of what He’s trying to accomplish. “God [...] -
etc. by sarah: an observation
Posted on April 26, 2010 | No CommentsJust an observation: during the general intercessions the Mass is at times offered for the intention of a particular person. A loved one. Out of respect for that person and for the family who had the Mass offered for them do you not think that [...] -
Islam, Christianity & Africa
Posted on April 26, 2010 | No CommentsThe World Religion Data Base 2010 reports that 59% of sub-Saharan residents are Christian, only 35% Muslim, the remainder being traditional African religions, atheists, etc. That surprised me. The Pew Research Centre interviewed 25,000 (!) sub-Saharans and found a high degree of mutual respect based on [...]