Daily Rome Shot 1180
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In churchy news… CNA says that Card, Farrell is the president of the
Pontifical Commission for Confidential Matters. What the heck is the
Pontifical Commis...
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The really, terribly embarrassing book of Mr Laurence James Kenneth England.
Pray for me, a poor and miserable sinner, the most criminal of all men,
hop...
Thursday Return
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Well, I actually returned Wednesday night, after horrendous traffic
around/through Greenville – Atlanta was bad, too, but Greenville was the
worst. Back fo...
Baby (Almost) on Board!
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Our second grandchild — Gemma Rose — should be arriving tomorrow. We've
got the fun of taking care of 4-year-old big brother during the weekend.
And the...
Remain in the Word
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I normally abhor the NAB translation, but today's reading was
noteworthy:Many deceivers have gone out into the world,those who do not
acknowledge Jesus Chr...
Baptism
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31st Sunday of Ordinary Time November 3, 2024Deut 6:2-6; Ps 18: Heb 7:
23-28; Mk 12:28b-34Today, we are going to celebrate a baptism. The church
community ...
See you in December
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Hello and welcome! Last Saturday, I took part in the weekly rosary
procession they are now holding in St. Peter’s Square. In the photos, you
can see the pi...
God and Cosmic Order (CatholicScientists.org)
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*God and Cosmic Order*
by STEPHEN M. BARR is President of the Society of Catholic Scientists. August
29, 2020
Many atheists regard belief in God as comp...
Looking Back on 2023
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I wrote my first end-of-year retrospective 10 years ago, reflecting on what
2013 was like. Wow, have things changed in my life over that decade and
going...
The Bonding (TNG) – The Secrets of Star Trek
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Tragedy, loss, and alien trickery. Jimmy Akin and Dom Bettinelli discuss
this TNG story of loss and grief and what makes us human in dealing with
the death...
How to Help Your Child Practice Mandarin At Home
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Although it is a language that is spoken by almost one-third of the world’s
population Mandarin is a very difficult language to learn even if it were
your ...
Two years
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Weird how time slips away, isn't it? It's been a bit over two years since
my last post. And what a two years of bitter tears it has been. Little
did ...
HOLY SATURDAY
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Something strange is happening – there is a great silence on earth today, a
great silence and stillness. The whole earth keeps silence because the King ...
St. Frances de Sales and his Early Tracts
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I just finished “The Catholic Controversy” by St. Francis de Sales. This is
a collection of the tracts he wrote in a time period not long after he was
orda...
Bernd Wallet – Archbishop of Utrecht
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After delays because of Covid, Bernd Wallet was finally ordained bishop and
installed as Archbishop of Utrecht in the Old Catholic Church.
R. I. P. Jean Heimann
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*Jean M. Heimann, Aug. 8, 1949-Feb. 21, 2021*The founder of this blog, *Jean
M. Heimann, has gone on to her eternal reward.* After suffering rapidly
dec...
My Blog and Planned Parenthood
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As readers of this blog will know, my main blog and website is now here. I
have kept this blog open because it provides a platform to speak to a wider
audi...
Anathema Sit?
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Hat tip to Fr. Z. A reading from the 13th session of the Council of Trent:
“CANON XI.- If any one saith, that faith alone is a sufficient preparation
for r...
2017 Predictions
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Looks like 2016 was my most successful annual predictions yet. After all,
the “body positive” movement did make fat the new skinny, and the great
Pastafari...
Là-Bas: Decadence, Satanism, and Hope
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Fresh off reading *Lord of the World*, I have found myself in an
apocalyptic frame of mind, interested in literature that looks into
questions of lost fait...
ALL GOOD THINGS COME TO AN END - MY LAST BLOG POST
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Brethren, Peace be with you.
Well, after 11 years and two months I've decided to call it quits. It's
been a good run and we'd been together throughout many...
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*Editorial du 9 novembre 2014*
*www.fsspquebec.org*
Chers amis,
La chrétienté est à rebâtir, mais nous vous l’avons déjà dit, ce ne doit
pas être notre...
Returning from illness
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Prayers are a wonderful, beautiful lifeline and we should never be told
otherwise. In a world where we face the argument that religion is a source
of abso...
Christmas: the Eternal embraces the Finite
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The following is a Christmas-season meditation by Susan Anne, who will be
joining me on this blog as a co-author. Beginnings and endings, finite
measures o...
A Brief Update
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*Warde Hall at Mount Mercy University*
Readers of *Principium Unitatis* have surely noticed that I haven't been
writing here as much. One reason for that...
The Doctor as Patient
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I recently had a procedure done, which gave me the opportunity to put
myself into the role of patient rather than physician. I tried really hard
to not l...
The Most Fully and Rightly Ordered though Time...
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...is the Catholic Church. According to me, among all of the man developed
religious institutions. (this is only a very high aerial view statement)
To sa...
Finding Happiness
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In my Philosophy class we are just starting a new reading section on St.
Augustine's Confessions. As told by my Professor, Father Thomas Regan SJ,
it is ...
3 Down, 23 and Counting to Go
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I finished a couple of my UFOs. Two charity baby quilts only needed
binding. The projects that have been *almost* finished and that hang around
needing onl...
Fundraiser for WPA
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The school I work at has moved to a location with more space! With that
move, as with any, comes expenses; some in setting up infrastructure
(routers, ser...
On Growth.
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I started this blog back in 07' and it contained some of my free time
musings, especially those concerning religion. Every word I printed and all
of ...
Quite the Quarry
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Archeologists may have found the site of a sixth-century miracle recorded
by Procopius in his account of The Buildings of Justinian. The story broke
in Haa...
The Liturgical Busy Season
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Well, summer is officially over, which also means so is the vacation from
Church. I’m not advocating such a position, of course, just noting that
ecclesial...
He Walks in Beauty
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Now Athos will see beauty all around him, and join his tenor voice and his
violin to the music of the stars and the communion of saints in everlasting
prai...
Plasma cutter working procedure
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For many businesses and industries, the metal cutting is important and what
is considered hard in those days are considered easy as nowadays and in
that as...
My Sister's New Blog
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My sister started a new blog called "Season the Day" with gluten-free
recipes and other snack ideas that you might be interested in. I hope
you'll stop by ...
FYI
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It seemed as if I was spending most of my time complaining and griping
about stuff, and it got wearying. Therefore I have begun a new blogging
adventure a...
The Canon Question
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“I would not have believed the gospel, unless the authority of the Church
had induced me.” (St. Augustine, Contra Ep. Fund., V, 6.)
I. THE CANON QUESTIO...
Aaarrrrrggggghhhh!!!!!
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To the mean old lady at the supermarket today,
I'm sorry you had to move out of the middle of the aisle at Kroger today so
that Piper and I could walk past...
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Click here to learn more about what our government is trying to force us to
pay for!
It is time that all good citizens of this country, especially Christia...
It is good to be back
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This is a repost from my other blog, Calling Rome Home. I hope it will help
to explain the inactivity of the Catholic Converts blog over the past few
mon...
Top Jimmy
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I'm sure each one of us has encountered the question "Are you saved?" at
some point in our lives. It's a question that is often thrown about in the
more f...
You Are Cephas is Shutting Its Doors...
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Folks. Brethren. I've made the hard decision to abandon blogging at this
stage in my life. I have a lot on my plate and there simply isn't enough
time t...
Just a quick note - but this year for Lent instead of giving up something that might not make you suffer much or that God might not care about whether or not you do, try doing some penance in the form of outreach. Do a ministry of some sort to the poor - maybe volunteer at a soup kitchen once a week or even just do some kind of spiritual ministry. Then you can really make some waves in the world as a Catholic.
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