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Traditional Polish Easter Basket
Today, I began preparing food to place in our Easter Basket and take to the priest to be blessed on Holy Saturday. I will pretty much spend the week preparing food for our feast on Sunday. The Traditional Polish Easter … Continue reading
Posted in Family Life, Food and Drink, Religion
Tagged Easter, Polish, Traditional Polish Easter Basket
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March For Life 2010
“Even though you can’t see or hear them at all, A person’s a person, no matter how small.” ~Dr. Seuss~ Today is the annual March For Life in Washington, D.C., in protest of the 37th anniversary of Roe v. Wade. … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Politics, Religion
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Prayer Campaign “One Nation Under God”
Beginning tomorrow, on the Feast Day of St. Thomas More, OneNationUnderGod is launching a prayer campaign for “Catholic” politicians, who claim to be Catholic, but whose voting records are very much in opposition to that claim. So, OneNationUnderGod is asking … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Politics, Religion
Tagged Catholic Politicians, OneNationUnderGod, Prayer Campaign, St. Thomas More
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Death is About the Living
A week ago today we found out that a young man we all knew had drowned. His family goes to our church, and his younger sister and brother are friends with Alex and Faith. They are fellow homeschoolers, and 4-Hers. … Continue reading
Posted in Family Life, Friends, Kids, Religion
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Cease and Desist That Bible Study!!
So, on April 11th (Good Friday, to be more specific) David Jones, a pastor in San Diego, California, was told that he had to “Cease and Desist” holding a private Bible Study in his own home, because it was “illegal … Continue reading
National Day of Prayer
President Truman first declared a national day of prayer back in 1952. In 1988, Reagan amended the law, clarifying that the day would be observed on the first Thursday in May. It comes as NO suprise to me that Obama … Continue reading
What to blog?
I’ve been reading a lot of really good blogs lately, and can’t help but think that there are so many ways that I could improve this one. I could make it look more “professional”, somehow. I could focus on just … Continue reading
Posted in Family Life, Friends, Genealogy, Homeschooling, Kids, Opinion, Politics, Random, Religion, Spirituality, Weblogs
Tagged Blogs, Random
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Obamination at Notre Dame
“A person is a person, no matter how small.” ~Dr. Seuss~ There is nothing in this world that can make me believe it is okay to kill a baby, even if said baby hasn’t been born yet. I am a … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Politics, Religion
Tagged Bishop D'Arcy, Catholic, Fr. Jenkins, Notre Dame
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I’m Still Here
Yes, in more ways than one, I am still here! I still have a blog, even though I’ve not updated it in a couple of weeks. Things have been really busy since we got back from Texas. Alex started right … Continue reading
Posted in Family Life, Politics, Religion
Tagged Abortion, Catholic, Family Life, Notre Dame
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Remember, man. . .
“Remember, man, you are dust and to dust you will return.” (Genesis 3:19) It is difficult for many people to understand why Catholics wear ashes on their foreheads on Ash Wednesday. After all, Jesus died on the cross and rose … Continue reading
Barack and the Bible
I think it’s best to let the man speak for himself. Please note that this speech was made on June 26th. Two months ago today.
Thoughts on Liturgy
“The beginning of the Gospel stands for the whole; uttering it, one is as it were sending out the breath of the Holy Spirit to engage the four winds, pervading them and turning them to good. The world is thus … Continue reading
Chrism Mass
Alex and I drove over to Charlotte this morning for the Chrism Mass at St. Patrick’s Cathedral officiated by Bishop Peter Jugis. Priests from all over the diocese were there, to renew their vocations, along with all of the Seminarians … Continue reading
Colored Eggs
I confess to having a very deep-seated disdain for easter egg hunts. When I was a child, my parents took me to an easter egg hunt at our local country club. My mother made a beautiful blue egg, just for … Continue reading
Posted in Family Life, Opinion, Religion
Tagged Catholic, Easter, Family Heritage, Polish
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