Matthew Archbold relates the scariest conversation he's ever heard. He describes a moment when he looked in a metaphorical mirror and saw not the face of Christ, but of the culture of death.
Powerful stuff.
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The new evangelization needs to take on the sexual revolution if it has any hope of making an impact anywhere in the Western world.
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Catholic Links
- Assorted Papal Documents (Vatican)
- Be Not Afraid, for couples urged to abort
- Catechism of the Catholic Church (Vatican)
- Catholic Exchange
- Catholic Lane
- Catholic News Agency
- Catholics Come Home
- Compendium of the Social Doctrine of the Church (Vatican)
- First Things
- Homiletic and Pastoral Review
- Hope After Abortion
- Liturgy of the Hours
- Magis Center of Reason and Faith
- National Catholic Register
- New Advent (has Catholic Encyclopedia)
- on LIVING The Holy Mass
- Papa Ben Quotes
- Reverend Know-It-All
- Silent No More Awareness Campaign
- The Crossroads Initiative
- The Vatican (english)
- Theology of the Body
- Vatican II Documents (Vatican)
Blogs I like (old links list here)
- A Great Deception
- A Shepherd's Voice (Fr. John Malloy)
- Ask Sister Mary Martha
- BadCatholic
- Biblical Evidence for Catholicism
- Cafe Hayek
- Catholic Analysis
- Conversion Diary
- CourageMan
- Don Margolis' Adult Stem Cell Blog
- Dr. Sanity
- Homeless In America
- I Have to Sit Down
- Intentional Disciples, on LIVING the faith
- Lair of the Catholic Cavemen
- Lol Saints
- Oath Keepers
- Pentimento
- The Art of Manliness
- The B-Movie Catechism
- The Baptized Imagination
- The True Sexual Revolution
- These Stone Walls
- Trying to Fly With One Wing
- Wes (Molebash) Draws
- Why I Am Catholic
- Zippy Catholic
Other Links
- Atheist and Agnostic Pro-Life League
- Beyond the Tree (start)
- Big Questions Online
- Cato Institute on Health Care Reform
- David Warren Online
- Health News Review
- I Am Whole Life
- My Government Cost
- My Twitter Feed
- Open Source Mega List (pg1/11)
- Overpopulation Is A Myth
- Persecution.com (of Christians)
- Stop Planned Parenthood International
- Sunlight Foundation - open government
- The Liberty Amendment
- The Pill Kills
- The Religion of Peace (re: Islam)
- Turn Off Your TV
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Try to stay on topic, and try to avoid gross rudeness.
First, because this helps me find new ones.
Second, because I've had comments that were nothing more than a means to link to a business site of which I do not approve (e.g., "Nice blog" or "Nice post" with the link in the commenter's name or the post itself).
Third, because some comments are personal attacks. I don't tolerate that crap. In fact, it was an anonymous F-bomb directed at another commenter that motivated me to enable comment moderation.
Try to stay on topic, and try to avoid gross rudeness.
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All of my good works are possible only through the grace of God. In other words, they are gifts given freely to me by Him. Thus, all attributions are to God. And since He has given all so freely to me, how can I then selfishly not share His gifts with others? Thus, I impose no license on any of this work, and declare it all to be in the public domain.
Those who derive from it are on their own, legally, morally, and spiritually, though I will pray for them all, and ask Our Lady of Perpetual Help to do the same.
Those who derive from it are on their own, legally, morally, and spiritually, though I will pray for them all, and ask Our Lady of Perpetual Help to do the same.
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