I’m in the middle of transitioning to a new web server, and my amateur skills have produced some temporary issues. Because of this, I’m postponing today’s “Free Stuff Friday” giveaway until next week. And if you experience anything funky when trying to visit this site, I’m sorry. It’s most likely my fault, but it will …
For the last few weeks I’ve been reading a relatively new blog called BadCatholic, written by Marc Barnes. It’s one of those blogs that tempts you to read every post in its archives. Marc’s writings are creative and unpretentious while somewhat irreverent. And they are always amusing. In Marc’s recent post on Confession, he threatens …
Marcel LeJeune has a non-partisan, open letter over at the Aggie Catholics blog directed toward politicians. He articulates well what Catholics demand from political candidates. Below are some of my favorite points: Abortion isn’t just another issue. It is the primary issue, unlike any other of our time. We will not forget the poor, the …
“Find out how much God has given you and from it take what you need; the remainder is needed by others.” – St. Augustine Because I’ve built up a collection of duplicate books and resources, every Friday you’ll have a chance to win one or more of these items, absolutely free, no strings attached. For …
Fr. Robert Barron is one of the most provocative teachers of faith today. He’s a brilliant philosopher, capable of writing heavy scholarly works on theology–I’m currently pushing through his “Priority of Christ”–and he has a gift for oration and articulation. But he’s most well know for his popular presentations of faith through new media outlets …
Fr. Barron: Who is Jesus and what makes him unique? Read More »
