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De-Baptism?
Sent to my by my friend Theresa (who is certainly not looking to de-baptize). No surprise though – there's an almost visceral hostility to religion among many in Great Britain. Following atheist trend, Britons seek 'de-baptism' More than 100,000 Britons have recently downloaded "certificates of de-baptism" from the Internet to renounce their Christian faith. The initiative launched…
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Video interview with Archbishop Timothy Dolan
From a Milwaukee station Sunday. Dolan will take over from Cardinal Egan in NY on April 15th. This guy's the real deal. I think we are fortunate to be getting him. 620WTMJ – Podcast – Video – SUNDAY INSIGHT with Charlie Sykes – 3/29/09
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A heroic story – a young single mother with an anencephalic baby
My friend Judy sent this to me. See the video posted on the 17th (11 seconds long) The story of Faith Hope Thank you for being here and for all your thoughts and prayers… My name is Myah. I'm 23 years old and a single mom to a very special little girl.
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Notre Dame alumnus on ND decision to honor Obama: “moral incoherence”
Great column. Along with this one, Great statement by the South Bend Bishop on Notre Dame's awarding President Obama it really sums up the shameful decision. William McGurn Says Notre Dame's Choice of Barack Obama as Commencement Speaker Is Morally Incoherent – WSJ.com "We hope for this to be the basis of an engagement with him."…
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Feast of the Annunciation
Was today. The Sisters of Life Sisters of Life | Homepage, quite appropriately, view it as kind of their feast day.
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For the first time in 61 years, Ireland win the rugby Grand Slam
Full Disclosure: Brigid was born in Cork By defeating Wales in Cardiff, in a 17-15 nailbiter, Ireland went undefeated in the Six Nations tournament. They defeated France, Italy, England, Scotland, and then Wales. The last time they won the tournament was in 1985, when it was the Five Nations (no Italy). And the last time they…
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One million attend Papal Mass in Angola
The Holy Father returns to Rome on Monday. Pope decries 'clouds of evil' over Africa at Mass Pope Benedict XVI celebrated Mass Sunday with an estimated one million Angolans and decried the "clouds of evil" over Africa that have spawned war, tribalism and ethnic rivalry that reduce poor people to slavery. The biggest crowd of…
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Recent doings at Farandaville
I haven’t really posted much lately about the mundane, every-day, fun, fun, fun, we have around here. Mainly, becuase it’s more work than simply posting an article which I’ve read online, or a joke or youtube video I’ve been sent. So here’s a little catching up. Joe’s indoor track season ended almost six weeks ago.…
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Beatification for John Paul II on fifth anniversary of his death
According to this publication – Blessed John Paul II? Late Pope to be Beatified on April 2, 2010 – Catholic Online The reliable Polish Daily report indicates that the Congregation for the Cause of the Saints has already concluded the process. It began by special dispensation on June 28, 2005, a mere two months after…
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Almost funny – the SEIU, “the most influential union in the nation” – is involved in an unfair practices labor dispute with it’s employees
Truth, stranger then fiction? Union in Dispute Over Layoffs – washingtonpost.com The Service Employees International Union, considered the most influential union in the nation, has notified the union that represents about 220 of the SEIU's national field staff members and organizers that it is laying off 75 of the employees. In return, the workers union,…