Topic: dinner

The author’s great-great-great grandfather is a New Atheist hero, but she is a Catholic apologist  From the Catholic Herald (UK) By Laura Keynes A first edition of Charles Darwin's On the ... discuss

It's Gramma's house! Today we enjoyed the company of seven little girls from two families. Five belong to our oldest daughter from Pennsylvania and range in age from 18 down to five. They are staying ... discuss

Voice of the Voiceless (VoV) is excited to announce the First Annual Ex-Gay Pride Month in July 2013! If you or your organization is interested in partnering to help sponsor our Ex-Gay Pride Awarenes ... discuss

Jenny brought home snacky treats from the Philippines. We have some out of the ordinary for Americans snacks and treats on hand courtesy of our five years in Japan and a recent visit to the Asian groc ... discuss

I know this might sound completely silly, but I am going to be honest and say that I really don't like hearing of other girls named Lily. It is a little different if I hear of a grown woman named Lily ... discuss

...Your Granny’s phone calls, your teenager’s Flickr stream, and your Telecharge tickets for two on the aisle at Mamma Mia! for your wife’s birthday, and the MasterCard bill for dinner with your ... discuss

For dinner at our house today we honored four fathers. My husband and three sons-in-law who among them  fathered a combined total of sixteen children. What a delightful evening! One granddaughter ... discuss

~Getty Images I was not initially going to comment about Huma Abedin, the wife of the disgraced Rep. Anthony Weiner, but this crap about her probable family ties w ... discuss

Dear Prime Minister Stephen Harper,       May 3rd was officially National Prayer Day as well as the Crisis Pregnancy Center's Fundraiser Dinner in Winnipeg, and I took p ... discuss

MY EVENING WITH CRISIS PREGNANCY CENTERTime to Stop Judging Women and Start Loving Them I was honored to spend an evening at a Dinner Fundraiser with Crisis Pregnancy Center and I definitely took a l ... discuss

Joseph Biden receiving communion at St. Patrick's Cathedral,New York CityA few weeks ago, on Palm Sunday, Vice President Joe Biden attended Mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City. Cardinal ... discuss

Dad is clearing leave these last 2 weeks of Dec and we decided to visit another church, Covenant EFC (Woodlands) for Christmas service. This year, Christmas Day falls on Sunday, so it's really special ... discuss

Son, you turned one today. You are all grown up, already a big boy! Mum spent a lot of time and effort to plan and prepare for your birthday celebration. We had dinner with Grandpa's side on Saturday, ... discuss

Here are excerpts from an article by Frances Ess.I almost had a heart attack one day when I discovered my six year old son and eleven year old daughter up a tree. My first instinct was to scream at t ... discuss

How can all your children hear you at one time, for example, when you all sit down to eat dinner? The only moment when we are all together is around the dining room table. The kids are very happy be ... discuss

This was written in October of 1997. My dad passed on about 6 months later. ************************************************* Recently I’ve thought a great deal about my father and what he has ... discuss

“YOU ARE LOVED BY GOD”SEATTLE MEN’S CONFERENCE –Saturday, March, 2, 2013  It was the first of its kind here in Western Washington was held at St. Mary of the Valley in Monroe.  Days ... discuss

PATIENCE, PERSEVERENCE, PRAYER       For over 20 years, I had this indescribable feeling deep within my being, aching to see my birthmother.  I longed to meet her be ... discuss

In reading the book of Leviticus — I’ve wondered what it must have been like to live in the home of a priest. Seeing your dad praying for the people, coming home, exhausted and covered in blood a ... discuss

It's Carnival Time at Little Brother's school and the attached parish.I'm no fan of Carnival, but my kids are. Little Brother was sad last night because the Big Kids went there without him (he's going ... discuss

I’m not sure I knew what to expect from a BlogHer Food conference, but I was certainly not underwhelmed. Having been to six or seven other blogging conferences, I was impressed that this one ha ... discuss

by JivinJ, host of the blog, JivinJehoshaphat Arizona lawmakers are working on legislation to allow abortion clinics to be inspected without announcement and without a warrant. Planned Parenthood is ... discuss

The first week of Summer Intensive has gone by, and I have survived.  Thanks, in a great part, to you guys!  I am thoroughly embarrassed by one of the questions I posted, about volume displacement & ... discuss

AMERICA IS OVER. OVER. HERE'S HOW I CAN TELL. reposted from ANN BARNHARDT's - MAY 11, ARSH 2013 post on her http://barnhardt.biz     First, a quick link to the wonderful Lor ... discuss

I’ve been a slacker when it comes to birthdays, so I hope no one will think I’m playing favorites by posting about Parker today.  My ovarian guilt will wake up at the slightest tweak, so ... discuss

Gov. Mike Huckabee to Be Honored with "Distinguished Christian Statesman" Award by D. James Kennedy Center for Christian Statesmanship at June 13 Capitol Hill Dinner Contact: Debbie Revitzer, Evangel ... discuss

Normally I’m the photographer at conferences. This time, I’ll be eating – and live-blogging – and mic wrangling – and snacking – and watching – and listening ... discuss

By: Lloyd Marcus Dinner conversation with a group of conservative activist friends could have been pretty depressing if I were not as they jokingly refer to me as an “eternal optimist”; a badge I ... discuss

I am sure that almost every homemaker, every mother, every woman, has experienced the disconnect between what she knows and what she feels, between knowing that her calling is good and the reality tha ... discuss

In a previous post more or less on courtship (The Mop Top’s perspective of his relationship with Pip), I linked to yet an earlier post, where I shared yet another link, this time to an article w ... discuss

“It was the third of June, another sleepy, dusty, Delta day ...”I used to hear this song when I was a kid. It was written and recorded in 1967 by a Mississippi singer-songwriter named Bobbie Gentr ... discuss

Korean style ground beef lettuce wraps= every K-drama ever shows lettuce wraps and it always makes my mouth water Rice in the rice cooker Kimchi pancake- first saw these on Appa! Eodiga, and wanted to ... discuss

No, the state of CT never fails to put me in a state of mortal sin.  Curse you state and all the brainless overpaid, underworked drones that work for you!  Can you tell I’m a little upset?  W ... discuss

Preserve Protect & Defend This looks really fascinating: While investigating corruption and evil alliances within the American government, an assassination attempt on Vice President Aaron Banner leav ... discuss

If you are in the San Francisco area, please join us at the 2013 UFL “Life and Learning” Conference.  Registration is available from 12 to 5 p.m. at the University of San Francisco From ... discuss

  We definitely have the government the LEFT elected, and I’m madder than a computer geek with a busted mouse. The U.S. Congress wonders WHY they suffer the abysmal approval numbers they do, and ... discuss

Well, the truth is out. The New York Archidiocese is paying for abortion, contaception, and sterilization through some union contracts. And in Detroit Catholic hospitals are dispensing contraceptives. ... discuss

"The old sheriff was attending an awards dinner when a lady commented on his wearing his sidearm.  'Sheriff, I see you have your pistol.  Are you expecting trouble?'  'No ma'a ... discuss

This week, Fr. Alphonse de Valk will be honoured by the Catholic Civil Rights League. Fr. de Valk is a former editor of The Interim. We’ve wrote a lot about him late last year following his reti ... discuss

This week, Fr. Alphonse de Valk will be honoured by the Catholic Civil Rights League. Fr. de Valk is a former editor of The Interim. We’ve wrote a lot about him late last year following his reti ... discuss

Shamelessly pinched from here. Ken Masugi has a nice piece for Memorial Day. When we have memories we feel gratitude, realize our obligations, and recognize how to exercise our rights. We remembe ... discuss

From my quote journal."Whatever the exigencies of my circumstances," she said tearfully, "I should prefer to live in utter penury than to remain where I am not wanted, however comfortable this house m ... discuss

Doctors save life of 3-month old by 3-D ‘printing’ splint for collapsed trachea Six weeks earlier April and Bryan Gionfriddo had proudly brought their newborn son, Kaiba, home from the hospital. T ... discuss

7:13p – Opened up with the Pledge and we’re off…. over 800 tickets were sold.7:11p – Still waiting on the program… anyone know any good Wisconsin jokes?7:07p and theyR ... discuss

My brother, Joseph, and best friend, Kala, got engaged in March! They will be getting married on October 11th of this year, so we are busy with wedding preparations. This is a very exciting time for m ... discuss

Below a speech I gave to the Traditional Britain Group on May 18 following their Annual General Meeting. Video to follow. Ladies and gentlemen, comrades in the struggle for the liberty and prosp ... discuss

Ken Blackwell and Bob Morrison, Contributing Authors: Former Education Sec. Bill Bennett said the most important thing about a school was its ethos. He meant the prevailing character of the school as ... discuss

Tuesday of the Seventh Week in Ordinary Time(Click here for readings)Jesus sat down, called the Twelve, and said to them, “If anyone wishes to be first, he shall be the last of all and the serva ... discuss

Join Jen and the other Quicktakers over at the Conversion Diary 1. The punishing month of May continues! Although the weekend was supposed to be somewhat restful, we still had to get up at 7 o ... discuss

I am a great crafter! I can craft someone else's idea- and even improve on it! But I am not an original craft thinkerupper. So when I got an original idea last year for Pentecost, I jumped on it! ... discuss

May has been a whirlwind month thus far in our crazy household, between social worker visits, baseball, therapies for both babies, doctor visits, baseball, specialist visits, sickness, baseball, daily ... discuss

I received a form letter the other day from Kathryn Tucker, of the euphemistically named "Compassion and Choices," which came into being as part of a merger with the honestly named Hemlock Society. Th ... discuss

class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"> In this chapter God spells out which animals are clean and which ones are unclean. God says, in so many words, “You shall eat this…you ... discuss

I am deeply saddened to hear of the death of Senator Finley. He was an amazing man. He was always very kind to me. He used to [undeservedly] say I was Canada's best blogger. I last saw him at the ... discuss

CatholicMemes.com – 3 Popes This is a very insightful first glimpse into both the Conclave and the way in which the Cardinals view Pope Francis: (Reuters) – Shortly after his election on W ... discuss

President Obama embraced diversity as far back as last August when he hugged Charlotte Mayor Anthony Foxx, who he has now nominated as Transportation Secretary.” At Saturday night’s White ... discuss

I have a nice camera, but if it weren't for my iPhone I wouldn't have ANY pictures at all most of the time!I'm linking up with Barbara's 12 a Year.Recommended reading. Evidence of an afternoon we ... discuss

Great band name, hm? It's been keeping me from sleeping these last couple of days.I'm a mess right now, as a result.A year ago today I could barely get off the couch as I recovered from endometriosis ... discuss

School is canceled today. What fun! What chaos! Chaos is fun!Well, not really, but I'm doing my best to tolerate it with good will and patience. We all are. We're replacing our windows today. Every ro ... discuss

So last month after another boring Friday and Saturday night, alone, bored, lonely I decided to reactivate my profile on an online dating site. It didn't take long before I got the same old guys mess ... discuss

Yesterday I rolled out of bed, changed a diaper, fed a baby a bottle, put her down, fed the next baby his breakfast, made beds, got both babies dressed, got dressed myself combed my hair, brushed my t ... discuss

On 26 April 2013, DBQ Co. Right to Life will have its twenty-first annual L.I.F.E. Dinner. The speaker will be Dr. John T. Bruchalski. Dr. Bruchalski is a former abortionist who is a leader in  s ... discuss

Below, I have attempted to list all passages dealing with baptism without commentary. Today, there are various teachings on who should receive baptism and what baptism does but this was not always the ... discuss

Here at the old Copper Queen Hotel in Bisbee -  the staff is troubled by strange noises in the night and dread feelings when they go in the basement or up on the fourth floor ….They’re se ... discuss

Here's an AP article on a growing trend, people who don't have cable, satellite, or antenna TV. They get their programming online or via movie services such as NetFlix.We're among those folks, but we ... discuss

"March 16th, I don't think there are any words that could follow this date. It's become a meaning of its own. It's this day that changed our lives forever because of dear Lily Katherine. While you wer ... discuss

TSWNN April 5, 2013 First Hour | The Show With No Name:Getting ready to expand our audience back into radio, warming up with baseball. Are the Red Sox doomed now that they’ve lost a game? How about ... discuss

Like our Facebook page and then you can leave your questions for other Q and A Thursdays! Q.  What are your favorite books for the preschool age, and why? I have listed many of our favorites with so ... discuss

Things are moving . . . really moving in terms of our relocation to The Philippines.All home repairs have been accomplished and the house is on the market. Tomorrow, we will be listed on the MLS.  ... discuss

Imagine what it was like today for disciples.  We are lucky, we know what tomorrow brings.  We know that He is here with us in the tabernacle, but they didn't know that.  To us Easter i ... discuss

--1--When the telltale signs of immanent regurgitation briefly interrupted our bedtime bedside chat, my nine-year-old son and I resumed with a new topic."Hairballs," he reflected, "that's not one of H ... discuss

The Autumn 2013 Stayin’ Alive Pro-Life Training Day will be held in Christchurch this Saturday 16 March 2013. Matt will be speaking twice. 8:15am Rego’s and tea & coffee (YouTube videos in m ... discuss

CatholicMemes.com – 3 Popes This is a very insightful first glimpse into both the Conclave and the way in which the Cardinals view Pope Francis: (Reuters) – Shortly after his election on W ... discuss

…and doing well. We've just been busy, busy, busy. The baby came home on the 12th of February and I've scarcely had a moment to catch my breath, let alone gathering my thoughts together enough ... discuss

As I am sure you can guess, being a mom to five kids doesn't lend itself to being able to blog the way I'd like, but here is a quick update for those of you who are still reading!Well, we made it thro ... discuss

I, like my friend Karen Selick am very disappointed by our supremes. Rex is also bewildered by this latest "judgement". "The British North America Act planted in Canada a living tree capable of growth ... discuss

I have been awake for less than 5 hours today. And already, the following "glitches" have taken place:Little Brother was most ungracious (not to mention greedy) upon finding out that the Tooth Fairy h ... discuss

This morning, while waiting for Little Brother's basketball game to start, I was talking with his Cub Scout den leader (whose son was on the opposing team). He mentioned that after next weekend's Blue ... discuss

I promise these things will be more faith focused once Lent begins.1) I'm sure you've all heard about the letter Archbishop Gomez sent out to the Los Angeles Archdiocese regarding Cardinal Mahony and ... discuss

Over the weekend a good man died. Michael Schwartz passed into his eternal rest on Sunday February 3, 2013.  For those of us who have known this "happy warrior" as our friend Bob Morrison called ... discuss

Understanding the will of God can be difficult.   What am I typing?  It is not only daunting, but at times simply maddening.  It can include excitement at the prospect of His ... discuss

(Click here for readings)Jesus began speaking in the synagogue, saying:  “Today this Scripture passage is fulfilled in your hearing.”  And all spoke highly of him and were amazed ... discuss

I'm have so many conflicting thoughts I want to organize into a cogent post. This may not be the one . . . . I think of a hundred amazing observations I can't wait to share on my blog - when I'm behin ... discuss

We went to the March For Life last week, as mentioned in my previous post, and had a great time. When I say "we" I mean Bobcats For Life. However, I think the part of the weekend that was most special ... discuss

On Thursday, 8 of our Bobcats For Life group headed out to DC for the March For Life. It all went well, but in retrospect there are a few things I would've done differently. DON'T GET ME WRONG, the tr ... discuss

Join Jen and the other Quicktakers over at the Conversion Diary 1. Sam the Second Son- turned 20 this week! It was a quiet low-key dinner party that we didn't actually get to until after 8 p.m. at n ... discuss

On January 15 the Quebec Government released a report outlining a strategy to circumvent the laws against euthanasia in Canada's criminal code. The move is a sad statement on our society. Watchin ... discuss

This evening Mary and I attended the 2013 OADC winter meeting. OADC stands for the Oklahoma Association of Defense Counsel. The meeting was held at the Skirvin Hilton Hotel in Oklahoma City. My fir ... discuss

Maddy and Zach came home to visit this weekend and cheer me up.  It's such a blessing with Barbara gone that she left me with the legacy of our children. We went to see the Hobbit, which I foun ... discuss

Remarks of Robert N. Going at the funeral of Sylvester Foltman:On his 89th birthday, just over a year ago, after the cake and ice cream had been put away, I asked Uncle Sy if he had a favorite year i ... discuss

I can't believe it's almost February! Like I said in one of my earlier posts, we plan to take down our Christmas/Happy Birthday Jesus decorations on February 2, the Feast of the Presentation of the Lo ... discuss

I shop at "big box" stores as much as anyone else. Around here, there doesn't seem to be much of a choice. We don't have a Main Street in town; instead, it's strip malls along a state highway.But when ... discuss

Twenty years.  It truly doesn't seem possible that I just wrote that.  I don't feel nearly old enough to remember anything that happened 20 years ago.  But indeed, I remember so vividly ... discuss

We are at that Train Station folks and the train is departing imminently. Obama is the Conductor on our train, the “Gulag Express.” The Republican Caucus appear oblivious and lazy … in the Dinin ... discuss

I can't believe it's almost been a week since my last post here. Time has flown by really fast and it's already the sixth day of 2013, already the Feast of the Epiphany, the twelfth day of Christ ... discuss

I've gone and done it, folks; I've set up my new-and-hopefully-improved blog over on Word Press.  For now I'm calling it "Eating Slowly"  --which is kind of a misleading title given the fact ... discuss

Contrary to popular belief, the season of Christmas is not the period from Thanksgiving through December 25th.  That idea comes more from modern advertisers and merchandise salesman – the "only ... discuss

[This story originally appeared here in 2007, courtesy of “Rooster Cogburn.” According to our online statistics, it is one of the most sought-after items we have published here in our ten-plus yea ... discuss

  The old man sat in  his gas station on a cold Christmas Eve. He hadn’t been anywhere in  years since his wife had passed away. It was just another day to  him.   He ... discuss

 We are in the very last preparations for Christmas.  The secularists have been preparing for this "holiday" for a couple of months now.  They see it in terms of dollars and cents.  ... discuss

 This post is especially typed (with love in every word) for my bloggy friends who are adopting or have adopted older children.First, let me share with you my definition of an "older child". . . ... discuss

In Uganda, as in most parts of Africa, the culture is one in which life is respected and family is at the center. But like most of Africa, the culture is under constant attack from outside forces pres ... discuss

Camp Care is a free day camp held twice a year at Crossroads Physical Therapy in Columbia, CT, and features fun and therapy for special needs children and their families. This was our first year to pa ... discuss

Gandalf the Grey: “Those are goblin Wargs! They will outrun you! Radagast the Brown: “These are rhosgobel rabbits! I’d like to see them try.” What kind of movie combines the ep ... discuss

Yesterday was an extraordinarily difficult day.I already knew I'd be spending the evening attending a wake service for one of the Secular Franciscans who'd passed away after a long illness. Much as we ... discuss

The following is Part 8 of an open letter to Colonel Vaughn Doner and a critique of his 2012 book, Christian Jihad: Neo-Fundamentalists and the Polarization of America. Throughout the series, I addre ... discuss

Some things you can do in Washington DC after the March for Life. We think a nice itinerary could look like this: January 24th  Vigil for Life at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immac ... discuss

Tim Sweetmanby Tim Sweetman & David Ketter Note from Tim: Dear readers and friends. Do not be alarmed. I hope, in the following few hundred words, to maintain my standing as completely orthodox, as th ... discuss

The annual budget irresolution is getting to be like an ABC Family Channel Christmas special: You don’t want to watch because, no matter how it turns out, you know it’s gonna be bad. This year i ... discuss

Attended a few special dinners…. October 12: Volunteers Appreciation Dinner @ St. Patrick’s in Vancouver (10th anniversary of dedication of parish church) K of C dinner @ Precious Blood on Nov. ... discuss

Why, it’s TRADITION! (tradition!) (picture Reb Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof). Remember what April Fool’s Day is like around here, and that we still put a dime in the birthday person’ ... discuss

Today is the last Sunday in our series on Vocation.  The word ‘vocation’ means, ‘calling.’  We have been called by God to be citizens, we have been called to our places of work, and ... discuss

Are you full? Just fulfilled, thanks. “The days are coming, says the LORD, when I will fulfill the promise I made to the house of Israel and Judah.” Oh, to be full! Sometimes overstuffed ... discuss

--1--Today is the last day of November, so today we are taking down the last of the month long All Soul's Celebration. I don't want to mislead you into thinking that we are so vigorously diligent abou ... discuss

Over 80 student pro-life leaders flooded Chicago, IL on October 20th, 2012. Hosted by Loyola Students for Life on the downtown campus, students from 16 schools gathered to learn how to save lives at t ... discuss

Homeschooling your child has many benefits nowadays as private schools get more and more expensive, and let’s face it, that’s not going to change any time soon. Home education also allows much mor ... discuss

Doug Nichols is a friend of mine through the Internet. He is the Founder and Director of Action International Ministries and in that role he travels all over the world promoting missions and evangelis ... discuss

This article from Family Edge describes the problem of childhood obesity with relation to day care.The French-Canadian province of Quebec has a big stake in this information because 15 years ago it ro ... discuss

    Democrats have been stealing elections for a very long time, but lately they have been working a new angle:  exploiting the mentally handicapped for votes.  David Horowitz relates what ... discuss

This is funny: Thanksgiving Bingo for Your Dinner Table - by Jennifer Lewis, Flavorwire, Wednesday Nov 21, 2012 Are you tired of gathering around the same old Thanksgiving table to eat the same old de ... discuss

This is funny: Thanksgiving Bingo for Your Dinner Table - by Jennifer Lewis, Flavorwire, Wednesday Nov 21, 2012 Are you tired of gathering around the same old Thanksgiving table to eat the same old de ... discuss

Manta Rays, Rebecca Pilkington-Vincett, shamelessly pinched from here. I'm no fan of Descartes, but we could sure use some clear and distinct ideas. As opposed to this example of fuzzy thinking: ... discuss

Every year, the President of the United States declares a national Day of Thanksgiving. This tradition began with our first President, George Washington, and continues to this day. Eventually, the dat ... discuss

For the fifth year in a row, the Knights of Columbus, a fraternal organization of Catholic men, delivered laundry baskets filled to the brim with pie, green beans, dinner rolls, frozen turkeys and pa ... discuss

"Enter His gates with thanksgiving, and His courts with praise. Give thanks to Him and praise His name. For the LORD is good and His love endures forever; His faithfulness continues through all genera ... discuss

The Writer: You're a Hindu Catholic?Pi: We get to feel guilty before hundreds of god.When I entered the theater I knew virtually nothing about the movie, except that there was something about a boy on ... discuss

Fighting Republicans Bill Smith, Editor: While I normally do not share article from the Washington Post. In the following article by Paul Kane and Rosalind Helderman, they have flushed out the battl ... discuss

... and had some items in front of him. When the class began, he wordlessly picked up a very large and empty mayonnaise jar and proceeded to fill it with golf balls. He then asked the students if the ... discuss

Planned Parenthood Takes Credit for Re-Electing Obama A federal court today stopped enforcement of the Obama administration’s abortion pill mandate against a Bible publisher which filed a lawsui ... discuss

Via Jillian Kay Melchior, today is Papa John's Appreciation Day. You can call it putting your mouth where your money is and it's fighting back against liberal's attacks on free-market capitalism and t ... discuss

"The most foolish mistake we could possibly make would be to allow the subjected people to carry arms.  History shows that all conquerors who hav ... discuss

Four of our five children and their families will be joining us for Thanksgiving. Three will be staying with us. That means six adults and thirteen children sleeping over for several days and ten adul ... discuss

 Source: Associated Press The Novus Ordo Catholic Church has failed.  We have failed in our duty to Almighty God and to country.  We should be utterly ashamed of ourselves.  ... discuss

Dan Savage has quite a presence on the internet as a defender of gay sex and an advocate for gay marriage.  To anyone who watches any of these three videos, which are presented as a kind of overview, ... discuss

By: Cliff Kincaid Accuracy in Media At the recent “Pumpkin Papers Irregulars” dinner in Washington, D.C., author and commentator M. Stanton Evans joked about his “Law of Inadequate Paranoia,” ... discuss

Watch this video as a pro-life speaker talks about the election and then disturbingly has a heart attack but is saved at pro-life dinner.  Listen to his words about the election and then GET OUT ... discuss

Ever feel like you were just about to get run over by a fast train, coming down the tracks – right at you? That’s my week this week. Note to HOMESCHOOL CARNIVAL peeps: the blog carnival d ... discuss

Join Jen and the other Quicktakers over at the Conversion Diary 1. The American Family Association has a voters guide that you can print out and take with you in to the voting booth. You put in yo ... discuss

5:42 a.m. - that's when I start typing this.I'll be jumping in the shower in a few minutes. At. 7 I have to be at St. Pius Church for Fishers of Men, the men's group to which I belong. We'll be viewin ... discuss

From: kd Sent: Wednesday, October 31, 2012 Subject: Electoral College U-T San Diego, Wednesday, October 21, 2012, page B5: Letters to the Editor:  "Electoral College"   &n ... discuss

Join Jen and the other Quicktakers over at the Conversion Diary 1. After my mini-rant this week about teaching young women the importance of breastfeeding it was really nice to find this story, ab ... discuss

Last month saw the release of Thabiti Anyabwile’s most recent book The Life of God in the Soul of the Church. I had the privilege of reading the book well before publication and for some time no ... discuss

Last week I flew from Auckland to Los Angeles, then to Atlanta and from Atlanta to Charlotte, North Carolina on Wednesday last week. I got in shortly after 12 am on Thursday. A few hours later on Thur ... discuss

Encouraging to see the atrocity of China’s one-child forced abortion/sterilization policy spotlighted at a New York social gala…. Press release from Reggie Littlejohn, President, WomenR ... discuss

 I will be speaking on Down syndrome and Eugenics on Saturday morning at 10:30 at a conference at Kellenberg High School in Uniondale, NY.  This is part of a massive two day conference ... discuss

from Jill Stanek.comby Susie Allen, host of the blog, Pro-Life in TN and Kelli We welcome your suggestions for additions to our Top Blogs (see tab on right side of home page)! Email Susie@jillstanek.c ... discuss

I really haven't thought much about the quadrennial Alfred E Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner held earlier this month at New York City's Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, the white-tie-and-tails charity event ho ... discuss

You look great! How did you do it? This is what people say ever since I lost 50 pounds. They don’t say, “You look like you lost weight!” They say, “You look great!” Now I realize that I a ... discuss

The Collect.ALMIGHTY and most merciful God, of thy bountiful goodness keep us, we beseech thee, from all things that may hurt us; that we, being ready both in body and soul, may cheerfully accomplish ... discuss

This is the biggest 40 Days for Life campaign yet in Canada, with 18 locations from coast to coast. Over the years, I’ve been to four 40 Days for Life campaigns in Canada … and last year, ... discuss

By: Cliff Kincaid Accuracy in Media Speaking at the Al Smith dinner, which benefits Catholic humanitarian causes, Mitt Romney took on the press in a joking manner that struck many as truthful. “Now ... discuss

…Most leaders have not been acting as though there really is an ongoing and expanding slaughter of innocents. And this attitude (with some notable exceptions) has been sustained for 40 years. We ... discuss

I'm grieving! There was Cardinal Dolan laughing it up with the most pro-abortion president in history at the Al Smith dinner and the other candidate who defends killing children on a lesser scale. And ... discuss

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I had the great pleasure of having dinner with Ambassador Bolton with about 9 other people. It was a wonderful experience. I really admire the Ambassador. We had a p ... discuss

by John Jalsevac October 19, 2012 (LifeSiteNews.com) – President Obama and Mitt Romney traded barbs and shared a meal with Cardinal Timothy Dolan last night at the lavish Al Smith Dinner – an annu ... discuss

by Judie Brown October 19, 2012 (all.org) – On Wednesday, the Al Smith Dinner, which has been the focus of many efforts at American Life League in our quest to encourage Cardinal Timothy Dolan to di ... discuss

by Steve Jalsevac Well, the Al Smith dinner has come and gone. The event received huge media coverage. It was broadcast live on the C-Span Cable network and varying portions were broadcast on many oth ... discuss

by John Jalsevac October 19, 2012 (LifeSiteNews.com) – President Obama and Mitt Romney traded barbs and shared a meal with Cardinal Timothy Dolan last night at the lavish Al Smith Dinner – an annu ... discuss

by Judie Brown October 19, 2012 (all.org) – On Wednesday, the Al Smith Dinner, which has been the focus of many efforts at American Life League in our quest to encourage Cardinal Timothy Dolan to di ... discuss

The Al Smith dinner had Mitt Romney giving a very funny speech: Best line of the evening: Al Smith IV, who told President Obama, “We recognize that you have some challenges this year. It’s n ... discuss

Note this is more about a mother's authoritarian exercise of her faith than the Canadian pro-life movement itself. If I could speak to my now long-dead mother now, I might ask her why she let us do ... discuss

October 19, 2012 (LifeSiteNews.com) – President Obama and Mitt Romney traded barbs and shared a meal with Cardinal Timothy Dolan last night at the lavish Al Smith Dinner – an annual Catholic chari ... discuss

By: Jeffrey Klein Political Buzz Examiner President Barack Obama thought that his next, and last, public ‘debate,’ against his rapidly rising Republican challenger, Gov. Mitt Romney, would ... discuss

I had never heard of the Al Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner before the flak that arose over President Obama being invited this year. According to Wiki the event is “is an annual white tie char ... discuss

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Mitt Romney was terrific at the Alfred Smith Dinner in New York City last night.This notion that he's stiff and incapable of laughing at a joke, let alone successfully telling one, has been completely ... discuss

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Today is the feast of St. Luke the Evangelist. It is believed that St. Luke was born a Greek and a gentile. A physician at Antioch, and a painter, St. Luke became a convert of Saint Paul and afterward ... discuss

Obama Criticized for Misleading Voters on Abortion During Debate President Barack Obama escaped a second debate with the moderator doing nothing to bring up his extensive pro-abortion record, whic ... discuss

Tuesday, October 16, 2012 Donate - Subscribe to Daily News - Unsubscribe - Update Your Info - Send News Tips Source ‘close to Dolan’ claims New York cardinal questions Oba ... discuss

The Obama campaign hopes the president will have a better performance tomorrow night. After Biden’s antics energized the base, it will be an uphill climb for Mr. Obama if he is not able to to at ... discuss

From the heart of the The Ozarks, the following letter to the editor is by aka "Buck Angler." Buck is a mainstream, voting, middle class, God-fearing citizen concerned about America. This letter ... discuss

   The Cardinal Archbishop of Toronto has shot back against Ontario’s government after Premier Dalton McGuinty’s Education Minister said the Catholic schools should not be teaching that abortion ... discuss

Sell All That You Have - R.C. Sproul Jr. answers this question: “Jesus told the rich young fool that he must sell all that he had, give it to the poor, and follow him. Is this true for all who w ... discuss

  Father Frank Pavone, National Director of Priests for Life, will be honored with the 2012 Henry Hyde Award at the annual benefit dinner of the American Catholic Press (ACP). The dinner will ta ... discuss

NO DINNER FOR OBAMA If you are reading this website, YOU are called to take action NOW to defend the faith and our religious liberty. As scandalous as it is, we have confirmed that Cardinal Tim ... discuss

“I applaud Texas Center for the Defense of Life for their groundbreaking work in defending the sanctity of human life in the Texas courts from conception through natural death.”–Rick ... discuss

Outside my window... Fall is here! I am thinking... about the personal repercussions if Romney does not win the White house next month. I have my parents' property to sell.  Some of it has be ... discuss

"Under my plan, energy prices will necessarily skyrocket." - B.Hussein.O. Evans Law of Inadequate Paranoia: "No matter how bad you think something is, when you look into it, it's always worse." ... discuss

Over the weekend I was given a large bag full of green tomatillos! (Squee!!)  We love tomatillos but usually have to resort to the grocery store variety.  Luckily for us, the recent hard fre ... discuss

During his October 3 debate against Barack Obama, Mitt Romney, in describing how he would curtail government spending if elected president, told PBSmoderator Jim Lehrer “I’m sorry Jim, I’m gonna ... discuss

Traditional Anniversary Gifts Hubbers and I are celebrating 16 years of marriage in just a day or two.  I was reading a book about "traditional" gifts for XX number of years of marriage and af ... discuss

Topics Today in and outside of Washington, D.C. - Deficit and Unemployment. Deficit: The AP reports this afternoon, “A new estimate puts the deficit for the just-completed 2012 budget year at $1. ... discuss

IMAGE: The wedding of Dorothy Rosselot to Paul Alexander, with their attendants, Margery Rosselot and Raymond Alexander, St Patrick Church, Fayetteville, Ohio, June 1952.The wedding of my parents was ... discuss

NO DINNER FOR OBAMA If you are reading this website, YOU are called to take action NOW to defend the faith and our religious liberty. As scandalous as it is, we have confirmed that Cardinal Tim ... discuss

by Steven Ertelt, LifeNews:  Updated September 10, 2012 Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) — The following is a compilation of bill signings, speeches, appointments and other actions that President ... discuss

Our family is preparing to take one of our trips to the Chicagoland area to visit family.  My life has changed immensely since my last visit.  I am no longer the homeschooling mother of on ... discuss

I was able to attend the Appeal of Conscience Foundation's annual diner. I got to see HM PM Stephen Harper accept the Statesman of the year award. I was lucky enough to talk to HM PM and Mrs Harper af ... discuss

Obama eCard for Women: ‘Can I Borrow $18,000 to Help Pay for My Birth Control?’ | The Weekly Standard. Apparently Team Obama thinks it’s Gurls are bulk users of birth control.  Here ... discuss

I’m wearing a new red rubber wristband: it says “Iowa Strong—11.6.12” It’s a good reminder for me and for Iowans of the important role this state plays in our presidential selection process. ... discuss

So weeks have flown for me, yes I've seen a wave of days flying past me like pieces of a calendar, bit by bit sailing over my head.  It's almost comical, if not a little sad ... discuss

sound clip: "The Sixth Sense", 1999 movie rfh stock clip: nervous patients    source: http://www.lifenews.com/2010/11/07/obamaabortionrecord/ Updated September 10, 2012 Washington, ... discuss

AFP/Getty ImagesIf you haven't heard about the latest nutrition guidelines passed in 2011 by Congress, under Michelle Obama's "Let's Move" platform and signed into law under Obama as, Obama’s H ... discuss

This week I wanted to hit the ground running with a PLAN in HAND – even if it took me until 3AM to make it (oops). I’ve been feeling a little overwhelmed with our new school year schedule ... discuss

It's the northernmost cathedral in the United States.  We had passed it several time as we tootled around Fairbanks in our rented monster SUV.  On the day of our departure, a Saturday, we fo ... discuss

by Meaghen Hale Co-authored with John Jalsevac September 19, 2012 (LifeSiteNews.com) - A new nationwide poll commissioned by the American Life League has found that over half of U.S. Catholics believe ... discuss

by Meaghen Hale Co-authored with John Jalsevac September 19, 2012 (LifeSiteNews.com) - A new nationwide poll commissioned by the American Life League has found that over half of U.S. Catholics believe ... discuss

Amen to Michael Hichborn and ALL. Inviting Barack Obama "sends the wrong message" and is likely to influence Catholics to vote for him. Watch for a photo of Obama and Dolan at the dinner to appear on ... discuss

The sights in Africa are beautiful and exotic. Think Tanzania, with its snow-capped Mount Kilimanjaro; plains and waters populated by zebras, wildebeest and hippos; and with the Milky Way splashed ove ... discuss

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Margaret Ekam September 18, 2012 540-659-4171 | e-mail: MEkam@ALL.org National Poll: Inviting Obama to Dinner ... discuss