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And more from the Fathers on Abortion...

...for any apologists in need:

Catholidoxy

Our Most Reverend Archbishop Chaput on Nancy's Statement...

Here

Our Bishop is such a wonderful blessing to our diocese.

Sigh... Nancy Pelosi again rewrites history to fit her views...

...along with the pro-Choice movement. She was quoted as saying that Saint Augustine said that "life begins at three months." In order to combat this statement, which seemed an awful lot like speaking an untruth about a Church Doctor to me, I went looking to see what Augustine actually said, in his Enchiridon.

Pray for Catholics Month...

St. Peter Canisius Apostolate has declared September to be "Pray for Catholics Month", following pray for "P.Z. Meyers Month," and with good reason. I think the quote he uses from Gaudium et Spes §19 is quite an appropriate one:

Undeniably, those who willfully shut out God from their hearts and try to dodge religious questions are not following the dictates of their consciences, and hence are not free of blame; yet believers themselves frequently bear some responsibility for this situation. For, taken as a whole, atheism is not a spontaneous development but stems from a variety of causes, including a critical reaction against religious beliefs, and in some places against the Christian religion in particular. Hence believers can have more than a little to do with the birth of atheism. To the extent that they neglect their own training in the faith, or teach erroneous doctrine, or are deficient in their religious, moral or social life, they must be said to conceal rather than reveal the authentic face of God and religion.

It also makes me think to ask for peoples prayers, that I may live authentically, be converted deeply, and purged of evil that I may shine the light of Christ to all I meet. So like the porter at a monastery — “Thanks be to God! A blessing, please!”

Abortion: Human Cruelty

You know we can be so selfish as a race — we kill babies and we feel proud of ourselves. We feel like we've saved the world by not bringing a baby into this world. One more low income baby, one more minority baby, one more teenager who "made a mistake", one more one night stand gone awry. Why is the the convenience of ourselves and our society more important then the lives of those babies? Pro- choicers won't answer that for you. They'll just give you statistics about how much better that mothers life is.

A truly amusing post about the "New St. Andrews University"...

Here

Two great little quotes from it:

...
As Matthew McCabe, an alumnus, puts it, 'We want to be medieval Protestants.'"

Sorry, you want to be... medieval Protestants?

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Dude, where'd my blog go?

Well, after playing around with Drupal a bit, I decided to take the plunge and use it for our blog instead of Nucleus CMS. I was inspired by another good friend of mine after he told me about a project he was working on, and I thought I might try to do something similar. It may never see the light of day, but there are a few things I'd like to try and do.

One of them is writing about various quotes or passages from Scripture that inspire me, so maybe I'll even remember what the inspiration was!

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