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Today in Washington, D.C. - June 18, 2013: The Senate reconvened at 10 AM today. The Senate resumed consideration of S. 744, the immigration reform bill. At 3 PM, four votes on amendments to S. 744 a ... discuss

Sometimes I read a book and can later point to a page or a chapter and a specific idea I drew from it. When I later write a review of these books I can usually point to that idea and say, “Here ... discuss

Jehovah Jireh, our Provider.That phrase continually rolls around in my mind as my fingers gently trace the back of each worn folding chair. I slowly walk around each table, imagining tonight’s banqu ... discuss

This is a different kind of blog than any I thought I might be writing a year ago.  I've thought of writing photography blogs, parenting blogs, personal blogs, music blogs, and book blogs.   ... discuss

This was the original name of my post but now I am definitely going yzarc because I just spent all morning researching and writing a blog and went to answer the phone and somehow my 2 year-old cut the ... discuss

  I have a little going on in the vegetable garden.  Everything is up and growing except marigolds which were old seeds my Nan had so I guess they were no longer fertile.  I planted ... discuss

Think abortions only happen early in the pregnancy and that late term abortions are illegal? Think again. Thousands of babies all the way up completely full term are killed everyday right here all ... discuss

I believe in the total sovereignty of God and believe firmly that salvation comes entirely from God apart from any goodness, righteousness, or action on the part of man.  Many Christians, especia ... discuss

Europe is slowly fighting back to trace it's Christian roots! Now, next is to intensify Eucharistic adoration, rid all types of liturgical abuse, promote the TLM and reverent celebration of the OF ... discuss

 China Ratchets Up One-Child Policy; Ignores Calls from Population Experts — Part I By Anne Morse, Population Research Institute Recent reports from the Guangdong province show ... discuss

Note: I've added a "missing" piece to in bold, making article complete.                      &n ... discuss

The following video is from the Trooping the Colour in 2012, the Diamond Jubilee Year.  As soon as a complete and high quality video of today's ceremony is available we will post it here. Tro ... discuss

Jun 13 - Homily: St. Anthony, Holy Intercessor Fr. Joachim on the life of St Anthony of Padua and how his great holiness was only slowly made manifest, in God's good time, first by his eloquence in ... discuss

Sorry, Senator Rubio. Legalizing illegal immigrants is tough to swallow. We’ll need a lot more water to avoid choking. Marco Rubio is still my candidate for President and I suspect his leadershi ... discuss

We already knew: ** Barack Obama is the worst jobs president since the Great Depression. ** Poverty is at its highest rate since 1960′s. ** America is experiencing its worst economic recov ... discuss

“Where is the evidence to support the rhetoric surrounding ‘Common Core?’ This is not data-driven decision making. This is a decision grasping for data…” ~ Dr. Christopher Tienken, Seton Hal ... discuss

Betsy is done with a horrible rite of passage: she took the ACT yesterday!She is every synonym of happy: blissful, blithe, can't complain, captivated, cheerful, chipper, chirpy, content, convivia ... discuss

Memorial of the Immaculate Heart of Mary(Click here for readings)Each year Jesus’ parents went to Jerusalem for the feast of Passover, and when he was twelve years old, they went up according to ... discuss

It’s easy to love the lovable: the precious children who giggle sweetly, the beautiful but lonely single mother, maybe even the dad who is funny but disrespected. It’s easy to love the cu ... discuss

Every time I begin to read a new Puritan work I find myself wondering why I don't read more Puritan works. I always focus on the classics, which means the process of elimination through the centuries ... discuss

"Believe me, Lang, the first twenty-four hours of the invasion will be decisive...the fate of Germany depends on the outcome...for the Allies, as well as Germany, it will be the longest day."Field Mar ... discuss

There have been 73,441,399 background checks for gun purchases since President Obama took office, according to data released by the FBI. In 2009, the FBI conducted 14,033,824 background checks. If we ... discuss

Excerpt from his homily: “They slowly slipped on that autonomy, the independence in their relationship with God: ‘We don’t need a Master: he shouldn’t come and disturb us!’ And we go forwa ... discuss

Today, June 3, the Church commemorates St. Charles Lwanga and companions, martyrs.Charles was one of 22 Ugandan martyrs who converted from paganism. Though he was baptized the night before being put t ... discuss

The Saints of the Day for June 3 are St. Charles Lwanga and Companions.Charles was one of twenty-two Ugandan martyrs who converted from paganism. He was baptized November 1885, a year before his death ... discuss

Hangin' w/ my homie Popery Just when I'd resigned myself to the fact that we're in the try-to-pay-for-college years of life and would not be having any great travel adventures for the next decade ... discuss

Today is the Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ.  It is also referred to as Corpus Christi. St. Michael's and Sacred Heart parishes will process with Jesus Christ in the Most Bless ... discuss

Tweetby Alanna GomezThis past week, my colleague Jonathon and I met the international best-selling author Khaled Hosseini. We waited in line outside Indigo in downtown Toronto, got seats in the fourth ... discuss

I’ve been meaning to write a comprehensive piece on “Climate Change” for quite awhile, and while this post will certainly not be that comprehensive piece I had envisioned, it will br ... discuss

Here is a description. See if you can guess the song. More of this here.This hymn depicts a human soul responding to the call of Christ—but the music is whiny and grim, evoking in most people ... discuss

What is Love?  More specifically what is the Love that Christ calls us to?  To love everyone (not just those who love us or whom we are attracted to) as He loves us.  How can we do that ... discuss

In the wake of the recent Gosnell trial, other stories have come to light that demonstrate that Gosnell is not merely an isolated incident. The shock and horror of the initial unveiling of Gosnell’s ... discuss

I wish this book had not been written, or more properly, I wish there was no need for this book to be written. I wish there was no such monstrosity in the world as sexual assault. Yet the ugly truth i ... discuss

To this day he is happy that Malcolm was killed. In fact, he employed at least one of the men who killed Malcolm once the guy was released. He’ll answer to this one day. The wheels of God gri ... discuss

I hope everyone had a good memorable Memorial day. If you want to read something patriotic, I often recommend the first chapter or two or the Book of Ruth. Ruth’s declamatory statement to Naomi ... discuss

With the continued closure of dedicated abortion facilities, there is a lot of talk in the prolife community about "the first abortion free state."Getting the facilities closed is certainly an excelle ... discuss

This is the first post in a new series I will be doing: Questions and answers about the Orthodox Faith. If you have a question, you can e-mail me.Question: Often we read in the Fathers that, when we a ... discuss

(NOTE: For the Council of Priests for the Archdiocese of Indianapolis, I was asked to offer a reflection on Pope Francis' Holy Thursday homily on the priesthood.  You can read the Pope's homily h ... discuss

24 May AD 1543 — Transferred to 23 May Mikołaj Kopernik was born in Poland in 1473. His parents died when he was twelve and his uncle Lucas Watzenrode assumed responsibility for him and his th ... discuss

For more than thirty years, the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) have deemed it necessary to state for the record, that those who openly declare themselves to be homosexual -- that is, inclined toward same ... discuss

Vatican City, May 22, 2013 / 04:03 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- Every human person despite his or her beliefs can do good, and a sharing in good works is the prime place for encounter among those who disagree ... discuss

Just about every Christian has memorized the closing verses of Galatians and Paul's description of the fruit of the Spirit: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, se ... discuss

Some days, all the small fry will wake up and toss and turn and cry between 2:30 and 3:30 am and then be up by 6:30 anyway. Some days, your husband will wake up and have to deal with piping and plum ... discuss

From Mrs. Darwin, purveyor of so many good book-ish things, comes this meme. I'll just say that I have a special place in my heart for Newbery Medal winning books. Why? My great-grandfather's book won ... discuss

     Maine’s death rate now higher than its birth rateby Ben Johnson AUGUSTA, ME, May 20, 20 ... discuss

1st Amendment, 2nd Amendment, 4th Amendment, the right of petition, freedom from taxation by royal (executive) prerogative, without agreement by Parliament (legislators), to bear arms for their defenc ... discuss

I've been slowly making my way through Zach Eswine's Sensing Jesus, a book that has been challenging, comforting, and shaping my soul in helpful ways. I plan to return to page one, with a pencil this ... discuss

Once induced pluripotent stem cells hit the scene, human cloning slowly faded away. Why clone embryos with human eggs (exploiting women in the process) to get \"patient-specific\" embryonic stem ... discuss

O Christ Jesus, when all is darkness and we feel our weakness and helplessness, give us the sense of Your presence, Your love, and Your strength. Help us to have perfect trust in Your protecting love ... discuss

Thanks for reading this long testimony but it's important.  I have been saved for a little over two years now. Saved out of the depths of Hell, by God's grace.I was born March 17, 1972. I grew up ... discuss

Dear CINO College Alma Mater,I know that I'm taking a risk by posting a picture from my graduation day one year ago on my instagram. I know that there are some of you that are aware that I keep t ... discuss

You might think I'm the brilliant kind of writer who knows the end from the beginning when composing pieces. If you thought so, you are wrong, and that's why I'm only a blogger with a day job. This w ... discuss

So the good Archbishop Vigneron continues to face opposition to his clear explanation of the teachings of the Catholic Church. Today, protestors marched outside of the Archdiocese of Detroit carrying ... discuss

The day has put up very little fight. I am slowly drowning it in coffee. ... discuss

Something tells me that martial law is gonna be declared before Mr. Obama leaves office. Which means, he won't be leaving office, because elections are going to be suspended along with the rest of the ... discuss

Back pain can be sudden or recurring, and it often takes more than some rest and a few pain pills to feel better. Instead of dealing with chronic pain, take proactive measures that will both prevent b ... discuss

Since Monsignor Georg Gänswein, the secretary of Benedict XVI is engrossed in the duties of Archbishop of the Roman Curia, a German deacon has been called to Castel Gandolfo. The Pope has been living ... 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

*sounds of laptop keys being hit**heavy sigh**more sounds of laptop keys being hit*Repeat for the majority of the day.That is how my last couple of days have been. No, I am not slaving over a hard ass ... discuss

The economy is sinking slowly no thanks to the economic policies of Barack Obama, and the Democrats who support his agenda. More people are out of work now than ever before, American companies are cut ... discuss

As readers of this blog already know, I am a huge supporter of increasing Commonwealth trade and other ties. Our Sovereign Lady has worked tirelessly to serve the Commonwealth. HM's Commonwealth Day ... discuss

I just returned from California and am ready to start the new week by sharing great news. So far during this campaign alone, there have been 319 babies saved from abortion – that we know of. This me ... discuss

At the chapel I frequent during the week, the Rosary is prayed after every Mass. During Lent, we pray the Sorrowful Mysteries daily.I find them difficult, frankly. I'd be lying if I didn't admit this. ... discuss

For any who still recall the assault of Colorado's Everett Stadig, aka " Abe" last June, the ongoing saga has all but evaporated from the media. Certainly, Westword has done the job that The Denver P ... discuss

20 February AD 1620 In 1619, King Christian IV of Norway and Denmark sent the ships Enhiørningen and Lamprenen in search of the Northwest Passage to India. The crew of sixty-four Norwegians, Danes, ... discuss

By now everyone has heard and has formed opinions about Pope Benedict XVI's announcement that he is going to retire.I think we should start with the notion that he is retiring rather than resigni ... 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

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

We were also pleasantly surprised at how comfortable the car has remained intact throughout. Today's 911 seeks to move the porsche part uk as always, it's doing so within the porsche part uk of its es ... discuss

I am beyond grateful to introduce to you...Anna Lolaborn January 6, 2013 at 1:18 am(31 weeks 2 days)3 pounds 13 ounces17 inches *The photo above was actually taken when she was 4 days old this la ... discuss

This is my second post on my WordPress blog, "Eating Slowly."  I'm phasing out this one, so be sure to head on over and follow me before I quit posting here altogether!  I've added a "Follow ... 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

The following is Part 13 and the final installment of an open letter to Colonel Vaughn Doner and a critique of his 2012 book, Christian Jihad: Neo-Fundamentalists and the Polarization of America. Thr ... discuss

On Facebook for the past several days, I’ve been counting down my 50 favorite Christmas songs. Coming up with the top 50 songs wasn’t terribly difficult. I’ve identified roughly 375 ... discuss

Merry Christmas!  Today with all its hustle and bustle is a hard day to find the quiet needed for meditation.  Lucky for us Christmas lasts 8 days in our Church, we have the Octave of Christ ... 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

Tim Sweetman(Originally Posted 2007) Joy to the world, the Lord has come! Let earth receive her king! It’s a beautiful phrase that proclaims why we must rejoice this holiday season. Yet during t ... discuss

A biographer said that the director, at the end of his life, shunned religion. Not true. I was there. From The Wall Street Journal By Mark Henninger I remember as a young boy watching the black ... discuss

The Development and Peace website shows less and less information on their partners, as they’ve removed those that have been outed for their anti-life, anti-Catholic positions. For the Philipp ... discuss

  Guest Post by Mike LaRoche for The Gateway Pundit Well here’s some rather unpleasant news this Pearl Harbor Day.  Korean rapper Park Jae-sang, who performs under the stage name of P ... discuss

Welcome to the first installment of What I Learned Wednesday (OR WILW if you prefer to abbreviate it). I was thinking about how I was going to do it and ended up decided to do it in list form. I like ... discuss

The following is Part 7 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

Leona’s 2012 Advent and New Year’s Letter I have chosen one of my recent posts (see below) from my blog, THE REST OF THE WAY, for this Seasonal Greeting. ... discuss

Last night's Powerball winnings -- $570 Million! Would fund the fed gov't for 1 hr, 26 min. Amy Payne, Heritage Foundation: President Obama made his first offer to congressional Republicans yester ... discuss

30 November, 2012 (Romereports.com) With the arrival of Christmas, many Catholic families begin to decorate in preparation for the birth of Jesus. One of many holiday traditions still standing today, ... discuss

by Steve Jalsevac TORONTO, Ontario, November 29, 2012 (LifeSiteNews.com) – Court cases for Linda Gibbons and Mary Wagner are slowly making their way through the courts as the two women separately fa ... discuss

by Steve Jalsevac TORONTO, Ontario, November 29, 2012 (LifeSiteNews.com) – Court cases for Linda Gibbons and Mary Wagner are slowly making their way through the courts as the two women separately fa ... discuss

I predicted that Mitt Romney would win the 2012 Presidential race, so let that be a warning to you. 1.  The 2014 and 2016 elections will not be good for Democrats.  I don’t say this in a juven ... discuss

The Saint of the Day for November 27 is St. James Intercisus. A soldier and courtier to King Yezdigerd I of Persia in the early fifth century, James was a Christian who, during Yezdigerd’s persecuti ... discuss

“Reduce the state's income tax…repeal the state's capital gains tax.” Arkansas Policy Foundation, Murphy Commission project, 1998 Greg Kaza, Arkansas Policy Foundation: (November 2012) The poli ... discuss

You are RE-invited to drop into my blog www.leonachoy.blogpost.com and graze at your leisure anytime—hopefully regularly. I don’t post every day, but quite often, sharing excerpts from my writ ... discuss

In what will surely go down in history as a stunning turn of events, Denver media outlets yesterday reported that Everett Stadig's pro-life zeal has led to the arrest of a serial rapist.  In the, ... discuss

Pardon the long wait for this but both Brandon and I have been busy. However (like I promised yesterday) I am catching up on overdue blog posts so here it goes.I asked Brandon (aka The Catholic Geek o ... discuss

Guest post by Paul Revere In the aftermath of last week’s elections, much has been made of the demographic problem Republicans may face in coming elections. Black and Hispanic voters consistently gi ... discuss

A mini-abortion debate recently came to my attention, and I found the pro-choicer's thoughts to be particularly interesting:  Note: emphasis in the following quotations is my own. Comments o ... discuss

By Philip F. Lawler  Let’s face facts squarely. We have lost an election. We are in grave danger of losing a nation. The 2012 elections were a decisive defeat for the culture of life. B ... discuss

Could it beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee FAST AND FURIOUS???? Of course, that’s what has Eric Holder wanting to run away from Washington. Despite the obvious fact that Holder is running the department of in ... discuss

ROSARY OVER CHICAGO       A giant 75-foot  rosary floated gracefully over Chicago ‘s busy tourism district on Friday as thousands looked on. The six-foot gold cross hanging from ... discuss

C'mon, who's shocked? Oh wow.... really? Well, this may be a sort of "the gist of it" post because I have work so it has to be quick. I'll promise to explain as well as I can with my limited time.Yes, ... discuss

From The American Spectator By Paul G. Kengor Question: How is Benghazi different from Watergate and Iran-Contra? The obvious answer: the media. Liberal journalists turned Watergate and Iran- ... discuss

Obama has come across as an amazingly close approximation of Jimmy Carter, complete with a slow-growth economy and a foreign policy disaster, though one of Obama's empty boasts was he understood the A ... discuss

Thomas Sowell, on what's really going on with Obama - the confidence man, and the "mark" - the American electorate, in regard to the Obama administration's Benghazi fiasco:Confidence men know that the ... discuss

What does your Confession look like? How are you teaching your children to go through their own Sacraments of Reconciliation as time goes by? What do your habits on this particular sacrament say abo ... 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

As the head of Greece’s largest oncology department, Dr Kostas Syrigos thought he had seen everything. But nothing prepared him for Elena, an unemployed woman whose breast cancer had been diagn ... discuss

CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. 7 read more ... discuss

Yes, we’re calling him by his middle name, Calvin.  Bonus points if you remember why. Here is my best recollection of his birth: We spent the weekend finishing up the biggest parts of our move ... discuss

Pharmer spotted a document coming from the Campus Progress brench of the Center for American Progress on the Student Loan Crisis, and felt compelled to respond: Our government has been selling the id ... discuss

Hi Everyone!!! I know I have been gone for a really long time, and I am SO sorry for abandoning you! However, I am happy to say that I am back! *Woot!* Though I probably won't be blogging that often t ... discuss

I expect to die in bed, my successor will die in prison and his successor will die a martyr in the public square. His successor will pick up the shards of a ruined society and slowly help rebuild civ ... discuss

I’m publishing this with my apologies.  It began as Calvin’s birth story, but the back story turned into a story of its own and I had to rename it as part of our househunting saga.  I ... discuss

Christian Jihad: Neo-Fundamentalists and the Polarization of America By Colonel V. Doner Paperback: 346 pages Publisher: Samizdat Creative (May 15, 2012) When I first saw the title of this ... 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 le ... discuss

You can put the porsche 911 1972 a 3.6-litre V6 with a stopwatch, but also heavily on its four-wheel drive transmission, will make a low-emissions Boxster with a winning formula. Anyone who takes an i ... discuss

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{Ouch} It’s Monday night, less than 48 hours until the baby’s official duedate.  I’m not in labor – not to the best of my knowledge – but things are certainly picking up ... discuss

AUL’s Senior Vice President and Senior Counsel, Bill Saunders, spoke at the annual meeting of the Fellowship of Catholic Scholars recently at an event designed to consider religious liberty. Saunder ... discuss

UNCLASSIFIEDarticle source: http://www.whiteoutpress.com/articles/q12012/obamacare-wall-street-rfid-chips-and-666/Obamacare, Wall Street, RFID Chips and 666March 5, 2012. New York.     ... discuss

Albert Mohler is the president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky. In case you missed it, there was a recent article written by him titled, "Is The Megachurch The New ... discuss

As you know from THIS post, we had been struggling financially and we had used up pretty much all we had in our savings to get us to 'The Promised Land'.So, here we were.  Boxes piled to the ... discuss

By: Lloyd Marcus On the Rebuild America Defeat Obama national bus tour, we finale every rally with “God Bless the USA.” As the song is sung, vets in the audience are invited on stage. At our rally ... discuss

9 October, Old Testament The Lord called the Patriarch Abraham (first known as Abram) to become the father of a great nation (Genesis 12). At age 75, in obedience to God's command, he, his wife Sarai ... discuss

©2012 Battling BARE Broken by battle Wounded by war My love is forever To you this I swore I will quiet your silent screams Help heal your shattered soul Until once again, my love You are ... discuss

And contrary to what the petit dauphin and his friends at the red star "think" it is barbaric. TORONTO -- Randjida Khairi paid the ultimate price for standing up to her Afghan Muslim husband and le ... discuss

Thanks to the local lamestream media for naming me “Chump of the Week!” Read here what they claim I said. Then scroll down to the actual text of what I originally wrote by email. Chum ... discuss

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I wish I could have had an abortion… — Paula’s StoryI've tried googling Paula's story for more information, but all I get is re-re-re-re-re-postings. It's ubiquitous, but has no visible source. ... discuss

28 September AD 935The Good King Wenceslas of whom we sing is also known as Wenceslaw, Wenceslaus, Václav, Wenzel, and by other variations on his name. Wenceslaus actually wasn't a king; he was K ... discuss

Planned Parenthood Begins $3.5M Ad Campaign Attacking Romney The Planned Parenthood abortion business officially begins its ad campaign today attacking Mitt Romney — spending millions to attack ... discuss

Other changes include a limited slip differential, which is great for keen drivers who indulge in track days and a limited edition, instead joining the porsche boxter 2005 in due course. The standard ... discuss

Respect for Islam a Disservice to PeacePosted By Louie Verrecchio in Catholic LaneFollowing the September 11, 2012 terrorist attack on the U.S. Embassy in Libya that killed four Americans, including A ... 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

If you don't know what genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are, you might want to have a look at this documentary, Genetic Roulette. Technology is being wielded against the world, mostly ignorant o ... discuss

By Victor R. Claveau, MJSeptember 14-15, 2012 Cast of Characters: Cowboys – Professional ranch hands Ranch Boys – Residents of the Teenage Program (12-17) Beartooth Men – Residents of the Adul ... discuss

SHIFT (Secular inquiry, Humanism and Free Thought), a student group at (apparently) the University of Utah, recently sponsored Sextravaganza, a seminar on the interaction between sex and religion. A ... discuss

On January 22, 2001, exactly 28-years after abortion was federally legalized in the United States, Rae Carruth was convicted of “using an instrument to destroy an unborn child” – his unborn ... discuss

On January 22, 2001, exactly 28-years after abortion was federally legalized in the United States, Rae Carruth was convicted of “using an instrument to destroy an unborn child” – his unborn ... discuss

A few days ago, I received an email regarding my post of August 22.  In the email, the writer expressed the following:Hello, I read your Aug. 22 post last night. I urged my fiance to get an abort ... discuss

TweetGuest post by Alissa GolobEver had a yearning to boil a frog? Me neither. If I DID want to (hypothetically speaking OF COURSE), 19th-century science suggests that the best way to do it is to put ... discuss

When St. Augustine wrote in his Confessions about discovering God by examining his conscience, he opened his soul to every generation after him. I took his name at confirmation, and I walk in his foot ... discuss

Every four years the Olympic games captures the attention of the world as it showcases the pinnacle of athletic achievement. Two weeks after the Olympics are the lesser known Paralympics, an event tha ... discuss

Last Saturday was our oldest daughter’s wedding, the last big planned event before this baby’s arrival.  Planning a wedding was a fun and wonderful way to pass the time, and the last 6 we ... discuss

When I did the video series on Sasha Fierce, God showed me how a car often symbolized going from one spiritual place to another.  Well, three days ago, I had a dream about being in a car that I a ... discuss

Here is Bill Clinton culling favor with parents of children with disabilities during the DNC Convention. He is discussing the alleged GOP plan to cut Medicaid funding. My comments are in red.PRESIDENT ... discuss

In his piece titled Are Republicans Fooling Themselves?, Stanley Kurtz offers a sound warning and some solid advice for the GOP that Team Romney would do well to act on if they want to win this electi ... discuss

Debt is a major problem in America.   Ballooning governmental and individual debt threaten our financial stability.  Debt undermines one of the inalienable rights of our Declaration of Independence ... discuss

Comments:Democrats don't need to lie to their base; they will swallow anything.Democrats don't need to lie to their opponents; they see them a mile away.Democrats don't need to lie to Independents; th ... discuss

Father Nicolas Schwizer Christ is the way, the truth, and the life. He is the only mediator to the Father. He, through the redemption, gives us divine life, justifies us, makes us children of God. Lo ... discuss

New Guinea (also called Irian), one of the world's largest islands, has a difficult terrain that discourages travel between districts. Consequently, it is home to many isolated tribes, with many diffe ... discuss

by Rachel Bohannon | LifeNews.com | 8/29/12 10:21 AMUntil last week, a 12-year-old gunshot victim’s life was endangered more by his doctor than his injury. Zach McDaniel of Abilene was shot in the ... discuss

Yet another day in the religion of peace: 17 Afghans beheaded in insurgent attack on partyBy HEIDI VOGT and MIRWAIS KHAN | Associated Press - 4 hrs ago KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) -- Insur ... discuss

In 2009, I could be Silent, No More! I joined the TEA Party in reaction to a run-away federal government. Now we are faced with a national election in 2012. This will be a referendum on whether we s ... discuss

"One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind." Who could ever forget the words of Neil Armstrong, the first human to set foot on the moon at 9:56pm (Houston time) July 20, 1969, as he poet ... discuss

To help achieve that the porsche 928 spec is more than any other Cayenne bar the porsche 928 spec. This all-wheel drive layout in favour of the porsche 928 spec a better match though. Otherwise, there ... discuss

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

by 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.com. Secular Pro-Lif ... discuss

Having an abortion changes you...forever.  Maybe you don't realize it at first, maybe not for a long, long time.  Some women don't bring it up until they are on their death beds.  Perha ... discuss

Tiny, smooth ripples at the edge of a large, starlit lake…slender fingers of tall green grass swayed gently back and forth…miniature minnows made swirls and darted away… A rowboat mo ... discuss

The guest of the Parish of the Nativity of Our Lady warned Islam can conquer Europe within fifty years - driven by polygamy and large families: the extreme views of theArchbishop of the Syria ... discuss

From: rz Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2012 Subject: Do You Remember January 3, 2007? THIS SHOULD GO AROUND UNTIL EVERYONE IN THIS GREAT COUNTRY HAS READ IT AT LEAST ONCE !!MOST PEOPLE ... discuss

Found Via Deacon Greg:Government authorities from a district in the Central Highlands last week compelled ethnic villagers to remove Catholic pictures and items from their chapel and replaced them wit ... discuss

* Nellie Gray vs Helen Gurley BrownBarbara Curtis has a brief but profound article in World Magazine that contrasts the lives of two women who died on the same day earlier this week. The women, hedoni ... discuss

Jamie Ashton recently returned from Ukraine with two adopted sons.  Jamie and her husband Tyler also have adopted a son from Korea and a daughter from China.  On Jamie's site ... discuss

Talkin’ ’bout Tattling! Who are the Four Moms of 35+ kids? We are: Kimberly at Raising Olives: Connie at Smockity Frocks: Kim at Life in a Shoe:   Many parents don’t permit &# ... discuss

Today, Paul Wiseman weighed in the following article. It is not from a political viewpoint but looks at the facts and reality of our times. I normally do not share Associate Press articles but I am ... discuss

After nearly 30 years of sidewalk counseling ministry, we know how important it is to pray (before we go out and while we're there) for spiritual and physical protection. But then there are moments li ... discuss

by LauraLoo Helen Gurley Brown, who invited invited millions of women to join the sexual revolution as longtime editor of Cosmopolitan magazine, died Monday at age 90. “Sex and the Single Girl, ... discuss

The Cross at EllerslieToday I celebrate LIFE in Christ! It's my spiritual birthday! :) And it just so happens to be three days after my "physical birthday."I grew up in a Christian home and accepted C ... discuss

Part One: For beginners: get a book with a pre-made OAMC plan and follow the directions step by step.  When you’re done, sit down with your feet up and take notes, what worked, what didn’ ... discuss

You'll not spot the 2007 porsche 928 on the 2007 porsche 928 and 260g/km. This is the 2007 porsche 928 of the 2007 porsche 928. The extra power delivers more thrusting overtakes and hurtles the 2007 p ... discuss

©1980 David Horsey, Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Democracy is the worst form of government, except for all the others that have been tried. —Winston S. Churchill In First Things, Matthe ... discuss

Today is the feast of St. Lawrence of Rome. This is an excerpt from a wonderful article I found on the saint at http://www.saintpatrickdc.org/ss/0810.shtml Born in Huesca (?), Spain; died in Rome, I ... discuss

Yeats was born in Ireland in 1865 to Anglo-Irish parents. He wrote of his childhood in at least two books, one called Four Years and the other titled Reveries Over Childhood and Youth. He was not, he ... discuss

On August 6, 1975, 29-year-old Cheryl Tubbs underwent a saline abortion at Pacific Glen Hospital in Los Angeles County. She experienced heavy vaginal bleeding after this safe, legal abortion, so she w ... discuss

Last Tuesday I didn’t post much of an update because Perry and I were headed to the beach for an overnight trip to celebrate our 20th anniversary on the following day.  It was a wonderful time ... discuss

Several times when I discuss conservative vs liberal/keynesian economics, the topic of trickle-down economics comes up. I’m typically not the one to bring it up; very often, trickle-down economi ... discuss

What happens when a corrupt state governor, Kathleen Sebelius (pictured above left), and her hand-picked court system collude to stall a case so long the statute of limitations runs out? And what hap ... discuss

That gearbox is a better handle on this concept than most for as they obsessed over and honed every detail of their original Boxster, edging it closer to perfection, the 1955 porsche 356 will have the ... discuss

Chick-fil-A Day. In 1984, presidential candidate Walter Mondale borrowed a catch phrase from the fast-food chain Wendy’s to make a point. In a debate with rival Gary Hart, Mondale criticized Hart’ ... discuss

Vietnam’s Communist government is now considering whether to allow same-sex couples to marry or legally register and receive rights. The country would be the first in Asia to do so. Even longtim ... discuss

I have gone to all sorts of field trips over the years – ones that I put together for my own family, ones that were with friends, ones that were with local co-ops, and e-loop field trips (where one ... discuss

For the record, I have not officially started blogging again. This is more of an... appetizer, if you will. While shaking the rust off, I read some of my ole' trusty go-to-blogs and read a post from T ... discuss

I keep telling myself that I’m going to start blogging again. And then I never do. I guess part of it is, I got sort of stuck in “niche blogging”…blogging about one subject. ... discuss

This post sponsored by Poise. Opinions and stories within are my own. We need to talk. My mother and I have very different memories about the ‘talk’ I allegedly received about those bodily chang ... discuss

All over the internet, there are websites, groups, blogs all focused around babyloss. Websites and articles that make other women feel so understood. Right at home. For me, they are just another remin ... discuss

Starts off slowly, but it gets funnier: ... discuss

In 1979 two learners at Battle each other School decided to switch the obsolete Bulletins Table System made use of by the school for area ads. Each college students, Jeff Truscott and John Ellis, with ... discuss

Admiration. These seven text letters are absolutely essential with a happy, healthy and enjoyable relationship with your horse. Whether or not your vision with all your horse is of precise dressage gr ... discuss

(with apolgies to Charles Dickens)They were the best of NunsThey were they worst of nunsit was the age of wise virgins,it is the age of foolish virgins,it was the living out of belief,it i ... discuss

by Andrew Ratelle Beneath the scorching heat and wind of a Wyoming summer, a mix of nearly a hundred volunteers and hired hands worked some six thousand man hours between the months of June and July d ... discuss

by Mark Wyman The Fourth of July announcement that the long-sought Higgs Boson had been found has led physicists – professional and armchair — around the world to celebrate. The Higgs, often ... discuss

The following is part two of the Introduction for “With Christ in the Voting Booth.” For more than three decades evangelicals had been praying for a presidential candidate they could support whole ... discuss

The beginning of the summer of 2012 saw few black flash mobs.  The police, after all, had a year to prepare for them, which included preemptive steps such as quick-response mob-control units and full ... discuss

Why Disabilities? - David Murray offers answers to good questions. “There are 600 million people with disabilities in the world? Why so many? What’s God’s purpose in this?” ... discuss

Matthew Continetti has a compelling piece in the Washington Free Beacon, entitled, "Honey, I Shrunk Obama."Here are a few excerpts:The most telling moment of the campaign this week was not Mitt Romney ... discuss

July 16 is the Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel.Today is the principal feast day of the Carmelite Order. Through the efforts of the crusader Berthold, a group of hermits living on Mount Carmel were o ... discuss

Virginia’s Largest Manhunt - If you’ve got some time on your Saturday, you’ll enjoy this long but very interesting story of Virginia’s largest manhunt. “When Robert Wood ... discuss

Buy our parenting ebook! or Become an affiliate! The Four Moms are answering questions today, and these are all questions that could go in our next parenting book.=) Who are the Four Moms of 35+ kids? ... discuss

This blog didn't end up the way I intended but you're welcome to read my ramblings anyway. :)I can't believe it's been three years since my dad passed away. Three years ago exactly today. I still thin ... discuss

The past week Indiana Congressman Andre’ Carson, a Muslim Democrat, made the statement to the effect that American Schools needed to be like the Madrasah schools of the Islamic world with the id ... discuss