Category Archives: religion
For Greater Glory – Cristiada – The Movie Obama’s DHS Might Just Forbid You To See (wink wink)
Is there a trailer without commercials at the beginning? Is there a best trailer? I have very little bandwidth. Some help, please. This is the kind of movie that Obama’s Department of Homeland Security, etc., fears would foment a civil … Continue reading
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Thomas Peters’ excellent take on the North Carolina 8 May Marriage Amendment
Thomas sent me an invite to LinkedIn. I’ll have to investigate such as that, and FaceBook, and other things at some future date, perhaps! At any rate, this was an occasion to visit his site: Thomas Peters Opponents of North … Continue reading
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The End of the U.S. Constitution: Obama, Romney, Sebelius
(1) Here’s the first link to the USCCB web page just stopping short of declaring civil war. (2) Here’s their link to their *PDF just stopping short of declaring civil war. By the way, in case you wanted to know, the Catholic … Continue reading
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So, permission granted to Holy Souls Hermitage from the USCCB. Hold on, this is going to be quite a ride!
Happy to do so! Here are some pre-tested links for you: (1) Here’s the first link to the USCCB web page. (2) Here’s their link to their *PDF. By the way, in case you wanted to know, the Catholic League … Continue reading
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UPDATE: http://www.cc2w.org/ Who to vote for? Romney=Obama=a vote for crimes against humanity
So, here’s the website: http://www.cc2w.org/ (you’ve seen their great video). However, I’ve got a question: Who do we vote for? Mitt Romney created the contraceptive/abortifacient mandate and Obamacare, both of these men reject the Constitution on freedom of religion. Is it … Continue reading
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Freakishly anti-Semitic Google. Against Google, we’re all Jews.
I always like to “pick” flowers (pictures) in honor of a great Jewess, the Mother of Jesus. I sometimes like to look up words as I use them. I googled “Jewess” and came up with the top entry definition supplied by … Continue reading
The new dhimmitude: a picture of today’s martyrs
HERE Thanks, Philip! This sweet girl will be the first to die. But she’ll be followed by many others, including, please God, myself.
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Thinking about the adulterous woman: John 7,53–8,11. I am she, as are we all.
If you knew anything about the Old City of Jerusalem and the Temple precincts, and the ferocity of the present tense in the Greek manuscripts of this incident, you would have to conclude that the whole scene was set up … Continue reading
Go to the polls… at Father Z’s blog: Meatless Fridays at Steak!
VOTE HERE! Don’t be thinking of this: Paul VI’s Poenitemini says: “The law of abstinence forbids the use of meat, but not of eggs, the products of milk or condiments made of animal fat. The law of fasting allows only one … Continue reading
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Some videos for Epiphany
A video not drawing attention to the singers, but to Christ Jesus, Mary’s Son… This one, with too much attention on Celine Dion, is, however, most appropriate on this great feast of the Epiphany:
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The famous Messiah Food Court Flash Mob
How does the Lord God Omnipotent reign? With goodness and kindness!
A young Baptist lady meets the great Hilaire Belloc: Talk about irony!
The great Hilaire Belloc has an essay “On Irony” (pages 124-127; Penguin books 1325. Selected Essays (2/6), edited by J.B. Morton; Harmondsworth – Baltimore – Mitcham 1958). Readers of my others blogs in other lives will remember how much I … Continue reading
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The Coca Cola Company’s Saint Nick and the Catholic Bishop of Myra who helped prostitutes
This image from The Coca Cola Company incorporates Haddon Sundblom’s Santa Claus. Santa is from Saint and Claus is from Nicholas. Nika is Greek for conqueror and laus is Greek for People. Saint Nick is the Conqueror of People. The Coca Cola … Continue reading
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That’s why they call it evergreen!
“Still full of sap, still green!” (Psalm 92,14). The Lord provides in this way and that, encouraging our weak faith, so that we might be alive for Him, who is ever ancient, ever new. This reminds me that I’ll have … Continue reading
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