Monthly Archives: March 2012

One of my favorite things to do, especially during Lent and Easter, is to listen to sermons by Dr. Norman Nagel.  He just has a way with words.  This past Sunday’s sermon, I think, shows his influence.  Here it is, … Continue reading →

“Apple today announced it has sold three million of its incredible new iPad, since its launch on Friday, March 16.” At an average of $600 per unit, that’s 1.8 billion dollars. In a week. Like they say, “Microsoft makes Windows, … Continue reading →

I don’t know, is the pope Catholic?  According to this story, the Coptic church in Egypt had a pope too. (He died) As far as I knew, other churches prefer the term “patriarch.”  

The priest that caused the scandal for upholding the historic practice of Closed Communion (Do they call it that in the Roman church?) has written a letter explaining his actions.  Read it HERE. (HT Mere Comments). My favorite part: If … Continue reading →

With all this talk of the government mandating stuff that violates conscience, you’d think a nice vacation would be in order.  Maybe of couple of days of rest and relaxation at a hotel, sitting by the pool and enjoying life. … Continue reading →

In all of the HHS Mandate hulabaloo, some basic questions have been ignored – until now.  Over at National Review, Mark Steyn asks the most fundamental question everyone has been ignoring: Have we lost our minds?

A recent viral video shows how to defeat the TSA body scanners.  This was posted not because someone wants it to happen, but because the person who posted believes the body-scanners to be a violation of the rights of citizens. … Continue reading →

In a famous episode ofAll in the Family, Gloria says to her father, Archie, “65 percent of the people murdered in the last 10 years were killed by hand guns.”  To which Archie replies, “Would it make you feel any … Continue reading →

Pastors often ask, “Should I preach sanctification?” The smart-alek in me wants to answer, “Are there any other parts of the creed you want to omit from your preaching?”  But the question is really another way of saying, “I do … Continue reading →

It seems that WaPo and MSNBC forgot to mention a few details in their report about the brave priest who refused to compromise the church’s teaching. Read about the forgotten details HERE.