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If Isaac Watts is known as the father of English hymnody, William Williams (1717-1791) is considered by many to be the father of Welsh hymnody.In 1738 Williams heard a sermon by the revivalist pr ... discuss

O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one. You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your might. And these words that I command you today shall be on ... discuss

rase in Francis Schaeffer’s book, The Great Evangelical Disaster, that I believe succinctly addresses the heart of the matter of which I am about to write: “Truth carries with it confrontation. T ... discuss

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The Liberal Offender shared Arys Daniela's photo."Two Presidents, both with empty hands and in the rain. One uses his God-given hands, the other thinks he's God himself." Re-post from A ... discuss

by Ken Blackwell, Contributing Author: John F. Kennedy as a candidate liked to tweak his opponent, Richard Nixon. When the Wall Street Journal criticized Republican Nixon, Kennedy jumped on it. “Tha ... discuss

Ribbon Placement: Liturgy of the Hours Vol. II: Ordinary: 1045 Proper of Seasons: 1004 Psalter: Saturday, Week III, 1472 Office of Readings for Saturday in Week 7 of Easter God, come to my assistance. ... discuss

Over the past few years, Obama’s IRS has been targeting Conservative groups for discriminatory treatment for the purpose of stifling political opposition.  That’s scary enough.  It’ ... discuss

Friday of the Seventh Week of Easter(Click here for readings)After Jesus had revealed himself to his disciples and eaten breakfast with them, he said to Simon Peter, “Simon, son of John, do you ... discuss

Democrats ‘in decline’ under pro-abortion Obama: Bill Clinton’s former political strategist by Johan ... discuss

Welcome to the Weekly Town Crier. Proclaiming blindness to the blind for a long time. Keeping our finger on the pulse of pop culture. Sending out feelers into the cultural battlefield to bring you bac ... discuss

As luck would have it, I have been graciously asked to contribute to The Home Front blog on the National Review website.  The blog is billed as "Politics, culture, and American life — from the fam ... discuss

        | Pope Francis to celebrate Pro-life Mass, Vatican to hold global pro-life conference by Austin Ruse ... discuss

Three-Year-Old Toddler Thrives Because Mom Ignored ... discuss

And so, you graduate. The Seminary Lawn is filled with hundreds of graduates, faculty, family, and friends. Everyone is playing his or her part. Parents are proud, spouses are glad, friends are happy, ... discuss

New York City, N.Y., May 16, 2013 / 05:18 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- A Catholic professor says that an IRS audit that may have been politically motivated made her much less likely to criticize President Bar ... discuss

I would like to take this opportunity to clear up some confusion regarding the Holy Innocents' Foundation of Oklahoma and the recent actions taken against the Abolitionist Society of Oklahoma.In times ... discuss

Ribbon Placement: Liturgy of the Hours Vol. II: Ordinary: 1045 Proper of Seasons: 996 Psalter: Friday, Week III, 1454 Office of Readings for Friday in Week 7 of Easter God, come to my assistance.̵ ... discuss

WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell made the following statement following the resignation of acting IRS Commissioner Steven Miller:“More than two years after t ... 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

The world just changed. An international consortium of scientists have announced that they have successfully cloned human beings using the process that led to Dolly the sheep. They were able to develo ... discuss

By way of explaining his attitude towards the Templeton Foundation, Sean Carroll resurrects his contention that science and religion are fundamentally incompatible. He writes: “Different religions m ... discuss

As many of you know, I've decided to switch careers from a freelance writer (underpaid, unstable, job that leaves me feeling unfulfilled) to a speech therapist (stable and more fulfilling, especially ... discuss

If you look around our landing page today, it might seem like we’ve got sex and abortion on the brain, here at PatheosCatholic. It’s not true; we also talk about music and tv and baseball ... discuss

May 29, 2012, I wrote an article about Lilliana Dennis, a child who has a genetic anomaly known as Trisomy 18 or Edwards syndrome. Lilliana's first birthdayMost children with Trisomy 18 are scree ... discuss

The next two days are destined to stand among the most significant days in our nation’s constitutional history, but the issues at stake reach far beyond the U.S. Constitution. Nothing less than ... discuss

The Christian faith is not a mere collection of doctrines — a bag of truths. Christianity is a comprehensive truth claim that encompasses every aspect of revealed doctrine, but is centered in the go ... discuss

“Somewhere along the way, standing up for gay marriage went from nervy to trendy.” This was the assessment offered by Frank Bruni, an influential openly-gay columnist for The New York Time ... discuss

Christians are rightly and necessarily concerned about leadership, but many Christians seem to aim no higher than secular standards and visions of leadership. We can learn a great deal from the secula ... discuss

Margaret Thatcher, one of the most significant leaders of the 20th century, died yesterday at age 87. A model of convictional leadership, Margaret Thatcher became almost universally known as Britain&# ... discuss

="http://www.albertmohler.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/87583785.jpg">Jesus once told of a wealthy man who went on a long journey. Before the man left, he entrusted his wealth to three servants. To ... discuss

We should have seen it coming. Back in 1989 two young activists pushing for the normalization of homosexuality coauthored a book intended to serve as a political strategy manual and public relations g ... discuss

In the beginning was the Word. Christians rightly cherish the declaration that our Savior, the crucified and resurrected Lord Jesus Christ, is first known as the Word — the one whom the Father h ... discuss

Looking for evidence that our society is losing its mind? Just look at the controversy over so-called “emergency contraceptives” and a federal judge’s effort to make these drugs avai ... discuss

The doctor is a murderer. The trial of Dr. Kermit Gosnell ended yesterday, with the infamous abortion doctor convicted of three counts of first degree murder and one count of involuntary manslaughter. ... discuss

The world just changed. An international consortium of scientists have announced that they have successfully cloned human beings using the process that led to Dolly the sheep. They were able to develo ... discuss

  Part Four: The Gosnell Murder Convicti ... discuss

New book offers a story of hope and recovery from traumatic life experiences Contact: Mary Anne Morrow, Timberline Knolls Residential Treatment Center, 602-359-6989, mmorrow@timberlineknolls.com CH ... discuss

This is the kind of blog comment that makes you want to know its author. It came as a response to my post, years back, on The Gift of Tongues. I post it today with immense gratitude for the time he ... discuss

   Disabled  newborns are being killed LEGALLY in The Netherlands: here’s the proof by Peter Saunders In an intervie ... discuss

One of my favorite saint pictures!   Good Saint Isadore who was so good and holy, and such a good worker, that God sent an angel to toil in the field so that St. Isadore could keep going t ... discuss

Image found here.Wow, over a week since my last post. Sorry, y'all, but I've been that busy. I've found myself coming up with different projects and things to do offline (purposely; don't want to keep ... discuss

I am in the unique and enjoyable position of receiving copies of most of the latest and greatest Christian books and I like to provide regular roundups of some of the best and brightest of the bunch. ... discuss

"Dr." Kermit Gosnell, the serial murderer of infants, has been found guilty.Dr. Gosnell is one of the faces of the abortion movement, so the trial received little coverage in the mainstream media. The ... discuss

by Kristen Walker Hatten **satire** Dear Dr. Carhart, I saw you on Live Action’s undercover video “Inhuman,” and I had to stop and write this. Dr. Carhart, you are so brave. You look ... discuss

by Kristen Walker Hatten **satire** Dear Dr. Carhart, I saw you on Live Action’s undercover video “Inhuman,” and I had to stop and write this. Dr. Carhart, you are so brave. You look ... discuss

Supermodel: Ignore your kids on ‘No Mother’s Day’ to support global abortion access by Ben Johnson LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, May 11, 2012, (LifeSiteNews.com) – This ... discuss

 Coerced abortion: when choice is not a choice by Kristen Hatten I woke up t ... discuss

The Pope talked about prayer at Saturday Mass, and it was a message that really strikes home for me. True prayer brings us out of ourselves: it opens us to the Father and to the neediest of our brothe ... discuss

There are a bunch of new Kindle deals worth considering: The MacArthur Bible Commentary is a good choice for a single-volume commentary ($5.99); Church History in Plain Language is an excellent one-vo ... discuss

how do you feel about these prices? Two Indiana moms independently noticed that the homework their children brought home from their schools had been ‘dumbed down.’ They were not impressed ... discuss

rase in Francis Schaeffer’s book, The Great Evangelical Disaster, that I believe succinctly addresses the heart of the matter of which I am about to write: “Truth carries with it confrontation. T ... discuss

I participated in the Mother's Day Name Event that Catherine from Gabriel's Garden hosted. This is what the project is for:The purpose of this project is to support one another on Mother's Day, f ... discuss

In April of 2011 my family heard, “Your mom has advanced stage cancer and one year to live.” Those are words you never want to hear, words you want to block out, acting like you never hea ... discuss

I found this review of a book that seems like pure science fiction instead of reality. The book is called “Exo-Vaticana: Petrus Romanus, Project L.U.C.I.F.E.R., and the Vatican’s Astonishing Plan ... discuss

Wood and Garden Notes and thoughts, practical and critical, of a working amateur Vintage. Amazon review: This author was definitely a garden expert who was qualified to write a gardening book. She wa ... discuss

During the April 2013 QUESTION TIME, I hinted that I was beginning some yard and garden work.  So here’s why I haven’t been writing: My potato towers were the first things to go into the ... discuss

    Only 7% of Americans following Gosnell case ‘very closely’: Gallup poll by Kirsten Andersen Updated 05/10/13 at 2:00 pm ... discuss

Saturday of the Sixth Week of Easter(Click here for readings)Jesus said to his disciples:  “Amen, amen, I say to you, whatever you ask the Father in my name he will give you.  Until no ... discuss

A Love Letter To Dr. LeRoy Carhart by Kristen Hatten ** satire ... discuss

So…today is Friday, and I guess it’s time to publish my regularly scheduled 4 Moms post.  This time I have something fun and special for you: these questions will be answered not from a m ... discuss

"Brand New Leather Jacket" a song for Karaoke singers!!! From: jrp Sent: Thursday, May 02, 2013 Subject: No. 1 Song In England Coming to America - Heck they have been here for years. We pay ... discuss

‘Today, I call on the White House to conduct a transparent, government-wide review aimed at assuring the American people that these thuggish practices are not underway at the IRS or elsewhere in ... discuss

Dateline: Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada. Yes, Sir Winston Churchill was here, too. He actually came to see the Falls at least twice, in 1900 as a rising journalist, and again in 1943, when he was Bri ... discuss

      sOne good thing came from Amanda Berry’s kidnapping, and her name is Jocelynby Kristen Walker Hatten ... discuss

e mso 9]> < ![endif]--> Brethren, Peace and Good to all in Jesus Christ. Many of you are already familiar with the different approaches to biblical interpretation. There are many because the ... discuss

OK, OK, it’s not as easy as you might think to write some new introduction for this thing every week. After all, it’s the same thing week after week, I browse the internets on your behalf ... discuss

What follows is an interview with Kevin Schut. He’s a delightful fellow, and he happens to have written a book about video games. It’s called Of Games and God, and you should probably re ... discuss

Not every idea becomes a book. Not even every good idea becomes a book. Between the author and the bookstore stand agents, editors and publication committees tasked with deciding on the few books wort ... discuss

Today In Washington, D.C. - April 9, 2013 Yesterday, the House Benghazi hearing was extraordinary, but as Gary Bauer noted "that you wouldn't know it if you depended on Big Media. Major networks like ... discuss

:::WARNING: The very funny and insightful essay and link I am about to present to you contains a variation of the “S” word and several renderings of the “F” word. If you cannot ... discuss

Dear Pastor, You asked me what I longed for and expected in a sermon. It is not easy for me to respond. My first reaction to your request is the feeling that it doesn’t really make much differe ... discuss

O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one. You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your might. And these words that I command you today shall be on ... discuss

This will soon be a court-martial offense. Kerby Anderson, Point of View: It’s hard to believe it has come to this, new policies for our military will soon make sharing the gospel a crime for w ... discuss

Over at Copyblogger, Jerod Morris offers six good pieces of advice about how to become a more proficient and better writer.  Among them. “Write, don’t blog.” Bloggers casually write ... discuss

The British Tory Party is in disarray. They have become a party with no identity, struggling to shore up its right flank in the face of sincere opposition, unable to deal with the major economic issue ... discuss

Whispers in the Loggia provides the link to the Bishop McFadden's funeral Mass, which is currently taking place. The transitional Deacon, Rev. Mr. Dan Richards, is chanting the Gospel beautifully as ... discuss

PAFamily.org - Home of Pennsylvania Family Institute and Pennsylvania Family Council - US Senate Resolution on GosnellPro-life people from across the U.S. should write to their U.S. senators and ask t ... discuss

Today in Washington, D.C. - May 7, 2013: The Senate reconvened  and  began consideration of the nomination of David Medine to be Chairman and Member of the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversi ... discuss

Because I write for several shopping blogs, I come across a lot of offers for free or inexpensive items. It's my job to choose several of these each week to highlight at one of these blogs.Many of the ... discuss

Today’s book review post is special for two reasons. First, this marks the 150th book review I’ve posted here at Fundamentally Reformed. Second, this review includes the foreword I was pri ... discuss

Tuesday of the Sixth Week of Easter(Click here for readings)Jesus said to his disciples:  “…If I do not go, the Advocate will not come to you.  But if I go, I will send him to yo ... discuss

Christian teens are tired of the attacks on Christianity and are fighting back by starting a movement called The Thaw: Todd Starnes writes at Fox News: Late last year, a public school teacher in ... discuss

Hartford, Conn., May 7, 2013 / 04:02 am (CNA/EWTN News).- Mother Dolores Hart, the woman who left her movie career to become a Benedictine nun, has released a new biography explaining her shift from a ... discuss

The saint of the day for May 7th is St. Rose Venerini.Rose was born in Viterbo, Italy in 1656, of a very pious family. She received a good Christian education from her family. As a child, she made a v ... discuss

Real Clear Politics has the video and transcript of comment that President Obama made to graduates of Ohio State University yesterday during his commencement address there (full transcript of his spee ... discuss

We've had a great response to the Colloquium scholarship fund challenge I issued about a week ago.  We were able to raise the $1050, and then some.  So that means there are now some addition ... discuss

Most homeschoolers know that Charlotte Mason advocated that children learn from a literature-based curriculum, that she disdained ‘twaddle,’ and recommended the reading of many well-writ ... discuss

Raising of Lazarus, 15th century Russian icon.  The raising of Lazarus, dead four days, stinking and bound up in burial bands, symbolizes the raising of a soul dead in sin to the life of grace.". ... discuss

An Update on the July 2011 Malpractice Lawsuit Pro-life evangelists preach the Gospel outside James Pendergraft’s Orlando Women’s Center abortion clinic. (Click to enlarge.) ORLAND ... discuss

By squeaker Having trouble growing your savings? Have your stock market investments become a chronic source of losses? Don’t be too hard on yourself: the markets are increasingly rigged to give ... discuss

Dear Kermit, may I call you Kermit? I have heard you are in a spot of bother for killing babies in your abortion practice. They say you slit the necks of some babies after they were born alive, and th ... discuss

Ribbon Placement: Liturgy of the Hours Vol. II: Ordinary: 1045 Proper of Seasons: 880 Psalter: Monday, Week II, 1235 Office of Readings for Monday in Week 6 of Easter God, come to my assistance.– ... discuss

Join Jen and the other Quicktakers over at the Conversion Diary 1. Sorry for the late blogging this week and I'd like to tell you that next week will be better but... I don't know why this keeps h ... discuss

In the past weeks, almost every day has brought a new story about the consequences of Obamacare and Democrats fretting about the problems it’s facing as the Obama administration struggles to impl ... discuss

“Praise him with tambourine and dancing! Praise him with stringed instruments and flute!”  WEB (Read this scripture and more at http://prayerpivot.com) When one hears an elementary-school ch ... discuss

From: Chuck@chuckbaldwinlive.com Sent: Thursday, May 02, 2013 Subject: Should Christians Give Up Their Guns? by Chuck Baldwin, May 2, 2013 Should Christians Give Up Their Guns? by Chuck Bal ... discuss

One of the most difficult books that I have read in recent years is that of Moises Silva, “Biblical Words and Their Meaning: An Introduction to Lexical Semantics.” I read the Kindle edition, so in ... discuss

by Kelli We welcome your suggestions for additions to our Top Blogs (see tab on right side of home page)! Email Susie@jillstanek.com. At Live Action News, Kristen Hatten discusses “why Kermit G ... discuss

Florida’s abortion industry exhibits a similar pattern “Unfortunately, you do have rogue providers that prey on the most vulnerable of women … Gosnell is an extreme outlier whe ... discuss

    Abortion worker caught on video: if baby is born alive 'they do not resuscitate' by John Jalsevac  The ... discuss

By squeaker Check this out: Bishop Frederick Campbell and other school officials in the Diocese of Columbus, Ohio, could face criminal charges under the city of Columbus’ anti-discrimination laws f ... discuss

by Amy Payne, Heritage Foundation: Congress rammed Obamacare through without many Members even reading the bill. Now it’s applying that same frantic, complex, pie-in-the-sky legislating to immigrati ... discuss

I didn't have time to research and write today, but I did have time to read. My eyes and ears are "open" to this topic, and I'm seeing how others are struggling like myself with God's violence. Here ... discuss

My name is Hannah Rose Duggan. I’m sixteen years old, and I’ve recently self-published a historical fiction novel. Three years ago, I did the “Do Hard Things” Bible Study, and it changed my pe ... discuss

I have a more lengthy post that I am trying to write about the “Battle” going on currently in the blogosphere over who Pope Francis is, and how various “groups” within the Chur ... discuss

Right now, in the court of the Catholic blogosphere, the legacy and entirety of Pope Francis’ Papacy is being fought by supporters and concerned Catholics. Yes, you read that rght. On what amoun ... discuss

As I have started to write about, there is some sort of division that is brewing amongst some Catholic faithful. It seems that some Catholics that were not fans of Pope Benedict’s liturgical ref ... discuss

‘Father Z’ I had a post half written and intended on finishing it this evening. Then I read Father Z’s blog and noticed that he wrote a post that essentially steals my thunder, which ... discuss

I write this post with some trepidation. Over the past few weeks I have argued that we should not drive a wedge amongst Catholics, nor be too quick to compare Pope Francis to… anyone really. Th ... discuss

Pope Emeritus Benedict meets with Pope Francis. It is all over the blogosphere, and it isn’t easy to write about, but it appears that Pope Benedict is “suffering from something very severe ... discuss

The Susan B. Anthony List recognizes a few young leaders each year for their work and dedication to the Pro-Life cause at their annual Campaign For Life Gala. This year one of the four women honored i ... discuss

As I rambled yesterday, I used to enjoy controversy. This can be especially entertaining when you write a blog because , of course, you can write things just to get a reaction out of people. Those day ... discuss

After Joan of Arc arrived in Orleans on April 29, 1429, she continued to try to warn the English besieging the town to leave with two more letters (Joan first warned the English in a letter on March 2 ... discuss

  Your Daily Outrage: Pro-lifers are terrorists, gendercide is “a crock,” and more! by Krist ... discuss

Athanasius of Alexandria (Greek: Αθανάσιος) (also spelled "Athanasios") (ca. 293 – May 2, 373) was a Christian bishop, the Bishop of Alexandria, in the fourth century. He is revered as a sa ... discuss

Shortly after I went to work at Life Dynamics, Mark Crutcher poked his head into my office and told me that somebody from Henry Hyde's office had called, asking for a report on abortion malpractice. I ... discuss

Remember my sponsored post by Pennington Smart Feed Products? Well, I’m back with the second sponsored post in this series to tell you that my garden is growing, my yard is still looking smart ... discuss

Why Feet? Why would I do a four part series on feet? Am I some kind of sick, twisted housewife with a foot-fetish? No. Although, while researching this topic, I ran into more information than I ever ... discuss

Unfriend Yourself: Three Days to Detox, Discern, and Decide About Social Media We are all connected. To each other, to our devices, to our networks, to everything… The world of social media has ... discuss

I see bedtime stories for kids before I write them… I don’t take credit for this image, though… First of all, I’d like to … Read on...Bedtime Stories For Kids ... discuss

 An action plan, in the face of Gosnell and other atrocities by Rebekah L.  ... discuss

Remember my sponsored post by Pennington Smart Feed Products? Well, I’m back with the second sponsored post in this series to tell you that my garden is growing, my yard is still looking smart ... discuss

Now is a tough time to be a social conservative. Most of you may not know this, but even though I mostly write about economics, I’m a staunch social conservative. In fact, I was a ProLife activi ... discuss

From the theoretical horrors of \"In vitro eugenics,\" to the real horrors of Kermit Gosnell's abortuary and the bombings at the Boston Marathon, I am feeling a bit overwhelmed by the evil in the ... discuss

I've felt so stressed out and taken advantage of lately (right about now, my bestie is probably thinking "you're too nice, Jane Bennet") that I've been getting crankier than usual. I usually have pati ... discuss

Select any political speech, news article, or editorial, though one with which you don’t entirely agree would be ideal. Copy and paste the article in question to a word processing document or a ... discuss

I’ve posted quite a bit about sleeping babies in the past, but this short essay sums up everything I ever learned.  I didn’t write it myself, but I could have.  Maybe I did write it myse ... discuss

I write. And, in writing long and hard, I found a secret heartbeat backing my action. If prayerful, Christians often find an echo of Christ in their creative efforts. In mine, it centers around the ac ... discuss

Ribbon Placement: Liturgy of the Hours Vol. II: Ordinary: 1045 Proper of Seasons: 839 Psalter: Wednesday, Week I, 1140 Office of Readings for Wednesday in Week 5 of Easter God, come to my assistance.& ... discuss

Here is my piece on CRISIS today:Somehow we have this impression that Gregorian chant is part of a high Church ethos. It’s for conservatives and traditionalists who favor their liturgy buttoned ... discuss

Ahh…citrus, music, sunshine, sparkling water…it’s refreshing just to say the words. Or in this case, write the words. (I said ‘em out loud, too, … Read on...Citrus Music ... discuss

I never would have imagined that I would sell an e-book. I was really opposed to the idea of e-books for a long time after they came out on the market. I love the smell and feel of a good old fashion ... discuss

April 29th is the feast of my Confirmation saint, St. Catherine of Siena, Caterina di Giacomo di Benicasa (1347 - 1380). As a mystic, activist, reformer, contemplative, and Doctor of the Church, she i ... discuss

-By Warner Todd Huston Remember how you were taught in school how to add a series of numbers? Remember how you were told to write each set of numbers on top of each other, to stack them so you could t ... discuss

(March 25, 1347 - April 29, 1380) was a Dominican Tertiary (lay affiliate) of the Dominican Order. Catherine was the 23rd child out of 25 (her twin sister, the 24th, died at birth); her parents were G ... discuss

Or: Yet Another Adventure in The Equuschick’s and Shasta’s Marriage. Thursday morning Shasta got up at 7 am and began to make pancakes. Since he had made it to bed at 2 am and The Equusc ... discuss

by Todd Starnes, Fox News Commentary: The U.S. Military has blocked access to the Southern Baptist Convention’s website on an unknown number of military bases because it contains “hostile conten ... discuss

havior:url(#ieooui) } < ![endif]--> se who found themselves on the dissident side, rather than seek it out, one could find various soothing ideas from over a hundred years ago (e.g. “we win in the ... discuss

From: Chuck@chuckbaldwinlive.com Sent: Thursday, March 28, 2013 Subject: "Who Are Freedom's Friends And Enemies?" by Chuck Baldwin, March 28, 2013 "Who Are Freedom's Friends And Enemies?" ... discuss

Ribbon Placement: Liturgy of the Hours Vol. II: Ordinary: 1045 Proper of Seasons: 813 Psalter: Sunday, Week I, 1081 Office of Readings for the 5th Sunday of Easter God, come to my assistance.– L ... discuss

Lately I have discovered John Denver. Okay, I’m tardy to that party — but whatever, I’m here. Why do I like  John Denver? Let me count the ways. John Denver could get high looking a ... discuss

A few quick takes for your weekend: 1. The Church Is Not Backward, But Forward — my good friend Rebecca on the far-reaching wisdom of the Church. This article will also give you an idea of what& ... discuss

The Kindle deals continue! Journey to Joy by Josh Moody, a brand new book, ($0.99); Who Do You Think You Are? by Mark Driscoll ($3.99); What Jesus Demands From the World by John Piper ($3.99); Fa ... discuss

Homeschooling High School isn’t so hard. You just have to keep adjusting to the changes and do what works for your family. This phase of letting go is harder on mom than it is on the kids… ... discuss

ose who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light for darkness, who put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter! Woe to those who are wise in their own eyes, an ... discuss

Good stuff from Macquarrie. I’ve never read Faith of the People of God, but I’ll have to add it to the list. (for the record, he’s channeling a bit of St. Athanasius here, either con ... discuss

As someone who has both had an abortion and chosen LIFE, I want to address the way the Church handles both those things. This is a post I've had in my heart for quite a while, and am finally sitting d ... discuss

St Mark's church, EnglefieldThis afternoon I have had the privilege of paying tribute, at the invitation of her family, to the late Dr Margaret White. She died on 17th April and was for many years vic ... discuss

Just sad.  I was going to write a whole “this is your life” sort of thing with a dozen old pictures scanned in and quirky comments.  It was going to be a joyful “look where he is ... discuss

Five Ways to Halt the Advance of Chemical Abortion   By Randall K. O’Bannon, Ph.D., National Right to Life Educational Trust Fund Last week, D ... discuss

Via LifeNews.Com:A top pro-life congresswoman exposed late-term abortion practitioner Kermit Gosnell, who is on trial for murder, on the O’Reilly Factor program last night.Due to a lack of national ... discuss

No, I didn’t write it.  I wish that I had.  This was written by Kyle Eschenroeder over at StartupBros. Kyle says: Your business needs you to write. You need you to write. We need you to write ... discuss

German historian Götz Aly is an expert on euthanasia during the Nazi era. In a SPIEGEL interview, he discusses why many accepted the murder of the handicapped and mentally ill, and how his own daught ... discuss

By Simcha Fisher | As Catholics and as citizens, we have a responsibility to be well-informed about the news, because we have a responsibility to do the right things:  write to our congre ... discuss

  'See No Evil – The Kermit Gosnell Murders' on Fox News May 5th by Ben Johnson WAHINGTON, D.C., April 25, ... discuss

Why Gosnell’s “house of horrors” is the logical result of legalized abortion by Kristen Hatten  ... discuss

MARK 6:1-3Here is one of the things that separates the Protestants from the Catholics. "Is this not the carpenter, the son of Mary and brother of James and Joses and Judah and Simon, and are not his s ... discuss

From the Time Tribune: Dramas bring Easter to life The apostle Peter sang his welcome to the audience in the darkened hall at the Rock Church Worship Center during dress rehearsals last week for the c ... discuss

Producers of a forthcoming National Geographic TV special polled Americans, today’s Americans, in one of those fantasy fights that are so popular with boxing fans. This time, though, the pollste ... discuss

I didn't plan to have the last two WILW posts to be themed but that is life for you. ;)Since yesterday's doctor appointment ended with my doctor telling me that I should avoid eating wheat, I thought ... discuss

Common Sense Must reading. From an Amazon review: Common Sense is one of the greatest articles of argumentation ever written. Paine was the finest pamphleteer of his age and was able to turn the disc ... discuss

Megan McArdle has a fascinating piece on how and why the recent gun control efforts failed: The American President and The West Wing are not searing portrayals of effective political management.  The ... discuss

Did you catch the story about the signs posted at a North Carolina campground which explain to visitors that the place is closed because of an “operational change due to sequestration”?  I po ... discuss

Washington D.C., Apr 24, 2013 / 02:02 am (CNA).- In his speeches and writings on universities, Benedict XVI constantly focused on the need for reason to be open to God as a subject of knowledge, the e ... discuss

They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety." --Benjamin Franklin, Historical Review of Pennsylvania, 1795 quote source: http://h ... discuss

Dr. Kermit Gosnell by Kerby Anderson, Point of View: Over the last few weeks, many of us have been following the lack of media coverage of the trial of Dr. Kermit Gosnell. First, we were noticing t ... discuss

From: Chuck@chuckbaldwinlive.com Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2013 Subject: "The Man Who Fired The Shot Heard 'Round The World" (by Chuck Baldwin, Th.18Apr13)"The Man Who Fired The Shot Heard ’ ... discuss

These books are free at the time of listing. This can change, so be sure to check the cost first, before you download. You do not need a Kindle to take advantage of these offers. You can read them on ... discuss

Seattle, Wash., Apr 23, 2013 / 02:04 am (CNA/EWTN News).- A florist in Washington is being sued for a second time after choosing not to provide flower arrangements for a gay customer's upcoming weddin ... discuss

Dr. Kermit Gosnell To keep up on news / reports on the Gosnell trial visit Greater Fitchburg for Life by Kerby Anderson, Point of View: Over the last few weeks, many of us have been following the ... discuss

Ribbon Placement: Liturgy of the Hours Vol. II: Ordinary: 1045 Proper of Seasons: 768 Psalter: Tuesday, Week IV, 1531 Office of Readings for Tuesday in Week 4 of Easter God, come to my assistance.R ... discuss

On Saturday I spoke to the Union of Catholic Mothers of the Archdiocese of Southwark, at Amigo Hall next to St George's cathedral. You can read a report of my address on the SPUC website. In summary, ... discuss

Speaking Out on the Scouts Rob Schwarzwalder, FRC's Senior Vice President, was quoted in a recent Wall Street Journal article concerning the recent proposed policy for the Boy Scouts. Schwarzwalder br ... discuss

"The education BLOB – that immovable jelly-like ball of teachers' and janitors' unions, school board bureaucrats, PTAs, etc. – just keeps growing. The number of students has increased 96%, but adm ... discuss

Book Details:   • Editor: Gregory K. Beale   • Category: Biblical Theology   • Publisher: Baker Academic (2011)   •  ... discuss

Glenn Beck: “After what I have learned this week I’m a changed person.”article source: http://www.glennbeck.com/2013/04/19/glenn-“after-what-i-have-learned-this-week-im-a-changed-person-� ... discuss

For a lighthearted, factual, somewhat humorous, somewhat ghoulish approach to the subject of DEATH we are blessed to have available a series of YouTube presentations, Ask a Mortician, by Caitlin Dough ... discuss

By JOSEPH PRONECHEN | When they couldn’t find vocation stories for children, Father Jeffrey Kirby and Marguerite (Peggy) Wertz decided to write their own. In 2010, they published Becom ... discuss

It’s strange to consider that we will shortly be entering the season of Lent. Strange because time seems to be moving at such a rapid pace. Where did 2012 go again? 2011? 2010? But strange also ... discuss

Arlene from Israel I will not here have comment about the terrorist attack in Boston and subsequent events at MIT — even as I am watching it all closely (actually having relatives in and near Bo ... discuss

Don’t write to be remarkable. Don’t sing, write a song, dance, paint, drive a truck, mow a lawn, run a corporation, run a race, … Read on...To Be Remarkable Is Not The End Game ... discuss

#1 An AppealI am in a bit of a rush today, trying to transform my copious notes on the need for Catholic foster families into a publishable form in various formats: a blog post, several guest blo ... discuss

I confess that I post far more often on Facebook than here, because it’s much easier to share interesting articles with a few clicks on my phone than it is to get a turn on the computer at a tim ... discuss

Molly Bears is hosting a nationwide Mother's Day balloon release in honor of our babies in Heaven! :-) This Mother’s Day, we would like to join as a community to celebrate the lives of our angels wi ... discuss

Abortion champion Andrew Rosenthal, who happens to be editorial page editor of what historically has been the nation’s flagship daily, The New York Times, has written a peevish, “how dare ... discuss

Here are a few new Kindle deals that may interest you: Through My Eyes, Tim Tebow’s memoir (is he old enough to write a memoir?), is just $1.99. If you’re looking for something a ... discuss

Remember Laura Curry, the Adjunct Professor, who went berserk at a pro-life display at the University of Buffalo?  Go here to read all about it.  Six of her colleagues, two professors o ... discuss

 Behind the Abortion Industry Push for Chemical Abortions: Reason #5 of 5 By Randall K. O’Bannon, Ph.D., NRL-ETF Director of Education & Research Editor’s note. Last Wednesday ... discuss

The 4 Moms of 35+ Kids are changing our structure, basically switching the current format of three weeks of assigned topics and one week of Q and A. From now on 3 of us will be answering Q&A every Th ... discuss

ARRA News Service - The New York Times summarized today's rapid votes on several Gun Control amendments and bill as follows, "In rapid succession, a bipartisan compromise to expand background checks f ... discuss

I have to start with two definitions.  Agape, divine, self sacrificing love for God and mankind and ProLife, supporting the culture of life.  What does that mean to me?  Those two words ... discuss

I've behind on my What I Learned Wednesday posts because I either haven't had anything to write or because I was too busy on the day of (and the day before). Anyway, since I am socializing on social n ... discuss

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"He is now continually attacked and threatened. The Iranian government should know that we are watching and aware of what they are doing to Saeed inside Evin prison. We need to speak louder until Saee ... discuss

Abortion advocates continue to push the false narrative that Gosnell was allowed to continue to operate because Pennsylvania's prolife laws and no tax funded abortions forced women to seek him out ins ... discuss

The Third Sunday of EasterActs 9:1-22Peace Lutheran Church, McMurray, PA“The Chief of Sinners; The Greatest Missionary” It is fitting, perhaps, to host a missionary visit on this Sunday in w ... discuss

. . . It Is THE Mission of the Church. Image courtesy of Fletcher's Blog. by Rollie Haggard: Now that I have your attention, permit me to explain. There's an ongoing debate in Reformed and Evange ... discuss

 James Bond as envisioned by Ian FlemingToday marks the day it all started. On this date in April 1953, Jonathan Cape, a London based publisher, released the 1st James Bond novel by Ian Fleming, ... discuss

Kermit the Killer Gosnell routinely killed live, viable, fully delivered babies at his Philadelphia abortion clinic. He now stands accused of 1st degree murder relating to seven of those infants. ... discuss

This article was originally posted at Steadfast Lutherans.Thank you to all of you who have donated so far to the colloquy fundraiser campaign that began March 22nd on Brothers of John the St ... discuss