No post today
Eaten too much birthday cake 🙂
Category: Catholicism
“Neither is it boastful or keep record of wrongs…”
What Catholics can learn from Mormons
In talking with friends recently, the subject of Mormonism has come up several times. It reminded me of a post written by a Catholic priest’s wife on one of my favourite Eastern Catholic blogs, Fear Not Little Flock. At the end of last year she wrote a really interesting article about “What Catholics can learn from Mormons”:
God Bless ya, ma’am
I am now back home in England. So, in the spirit of national pride, here’s a video I found on Dominus Mihi Adjutor defending the British monarchy from an economic point of view:
It’s great here in the Empire… 🙂
Leaving on a jet plane
I’m heading up into the clouds today as I fly back to England for a much needed vacation…
Les Miserables and the Index
A while back I wrote some thoughts about the new Les Miserables movie. It might surprise some that the book by Victor Hugo once appears on the Church’s “List of Forbidden Books”. Catholic Lane has the explanation:
Where does Mary fit in?
Since today is the Feast of the Annunication, I thought I’d post a quick response to a recent question asked by a non-Catholic:
“1 Timothy 2:5 says ‘For there is one God and one Mediator between God and men, the Man Christ Jesus’. How does Mary fit into this?”
