"We are travellers…not yet in our native land" – St. Augustine
On October 23rd, Dr Delgado and Roger Lopez spoke here in San Diego for Theology on Tap. The title of their talk was “Healing the Culture: “Bringing reason back into medicine and sexuality”.
Main Talk – Part 1 (Download)
Main Talk – Part 2 (Download)
Q&A (Download)
Certain officials high up in the US Government (mentioning no names!) still appear to be under the impression that Planned Parenthood provides a mammogram service. I think it would be beneficial if these high-ranking officials spent more time on YouTube because, in addition to being able to watch the viral video “Gangnam Style“, they might get to see this:
To mark the 40 Days For Life, here is the movie “180”…
Last week at Theology On tap we had Cy Kellett spoke to us on “Voting Your Conscience” and during the Q&A he mentioned Peter Singer, the Professor of Bioethics at Princeton.
I wonder if some people present thought that Cy was exaggerating when he described some of the opinions held by this chap. Well, thanks to Aggie Catholics, I’d invite you to watch the video below without gasping in horror at some of the things said in his interview with Richard Dawkins…
(Unfortunately, this wasn’t the original video I shared – the one before had Dawkins praising Singer for being “the most moral person I know”)
If you watch the uncut version of the interview, Dawkins begins the interview with the accolade “Peter, I think you must be one of the most moral people in the world…”….wow…kyrie eleison.
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It’s been quite amazing how quiet the media has been concerning the recent March For Life in DC, given that approximately 200,000 were in attendance:
Below is the video of someone I’ve mentioned before on this blog, Msgr. Pope, who gave the homily at the Mass that day in the Verizon Centre:
I think I’m going to try and make it to this next year…
“Any country that accepts abortion, is not teaching its people to love, but to use any violence to get what it wants” – Blessed Mother Teresa