These are all the entries on the blog, arranged by date posted. I’d like to arrange them alphabetically, but I can’t find a quick way to do that. The shortcode I used on the page just puts them on here by date entered, and the thought of adding each post manually makes me break out in hives. So this is it for now. ;)

• Memorial Day from a Catholic Perspective 
• Happy and Blessed Pentecost, y’all!
• Learn to Pray the Rosary Part 3
• Learn to Pray the Rosary Part 2
• How I learned to pray the Rosary
• Mysteries of the Rosary in Art: St. Joseph Edition
• Urgent call for prayer tonight and this weekend
• Mysteries of the Rosary in Art
• Miss Lucy Dawg Is Getting Old (and So Am I)
• Rosary Project, the Art: A New Series Begins
• Happy and Blessed Divine Mercy Sunday, y’all!
• Twenty seven years already!
• Rejoice O Queen of Heaven, a re-post
• A Very Happy and Blessed Easter to You and Yours
• Praying Through Holy Week
• Holy Week is here, y’all!
• Getting Ready for the Mother of All Vigils 
• Happy and Blessed Solemnity of the Annunciation
• Happy feast day of Saint Joseph
• We are not our own best advisers
• For the suffering
• Announcing the winner of the Giveaway Lent 2023
• Time for another giveaway! (Ended)
• What will I give up for Lent
• Ash Wednesday is almost here
• Ack! Ash Wednesday is, well, Wednesday! 
• Doing the Catechism In A Year and I’m not even behind yet
• Lent is coming, rambling thoughts on mortification 
• Anotha cuppa and a few words about the time I recited the Creed in a coffee shop
• Treating Holy Things As If They Were Holy
• Anotha cuppa and a few words about Catholic Art
• Anotha cuppa and a few words, our first cuppa of 2023 
• He left us many works
• Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI has died
• Merry Christmas, y’all!
• A Time of Hope
• A is for Advent and Apparition, Too
• And the winner is…
• 3 Things to Share Tonight, Time-Sensitive!
• The Advent Giveaway is Live – Closed
• Advent just began and I’m behind already
• Oh, I’m just sitting here writing a post
• Happy and Blessed Thanksgiving to You and Yours!
• Halloween, it’s not about witches and goblins
• In Honor of Our Lady of the Rosary
• Join me to pray the Rosary in honor of the Assumption
• She would have been 100 today
• In memory of
• Thank you, Sacred Heart of Jesus!
• Gone Fishin’ for the Summer
• Happy and Holy Solemnity of Pentecost, ya’ll!
• Book of the Month, June 2022, Part 22, End
• So many holy-days
• Book of the Month, May 2022, Part 21
• So many have been misled
• Book of the Month, May 2022, Part 20
• Wisdom from a little book about Marian feasts
• Book of the Month, May 2022, Part 19
• Monday, Monday
• Book of the Month, May 2022, Part 18
• May, the Month of Mary
• Book of the Month, April 2022, Part 17
• Monday and migraine, not a good combination
• Divine Mercy Sunday 2022
• Book of the Month, April 2022, Part 16
• Rejoice O Queen of Heaven
• May you have a happy and holy Easter!
• Book of the Month, April 2022, Part 15
• For Holy Week
• Book of the Month, Mar 2022, Part 14
• No, we do not worship idols
• Book of the Month, Mar 2022, Part 13
• Our Lady of Fatima
• Book of the Month, Mar 2022, Part 12
• Help, I’ve fallen behind and I can’t catch up!
• Book of the Month, Mar 2022, Part 11
• I’m still learning about St. Joseph
• Book of the Month, Mar 2022, Part 10
• What Should We Do
• Book of the Month, Mar 2022, Part 9
• Ash Wednesday: Into the desert again
• Your Best Catolic Lent Yet
• Winners of the Lent Giveaway 2022
• Book of the Month, Feb 2022, Part 8
• Lent Giveaway 2022
• Exploring Genesis, Preparing for Lent
• Book of the Month, Feb 2022, Part 7
• I’m off on a Great Adventure
• Book of the Month, February 2022, Part 6
• 3 Ways to Study the Bible as a Catholic Today
• Book of the Month, February 2022, Part 5
• Don Bosco and his Dreams
• Book of the Month, January 2022, Part 4 – First Step on our Quest
• St Francis de Sales, Guide to the Devout Life
• Book of the Month, January 2022, Part 3
• Week of Christian Unity 2022
• Books on the Nightstand
• Book of the Month, January 2022, Part 2
• Anotha cuppa and some new used books
• Book of the Month, January 2022, Part 1 Introduction
• Epiphany, Showing Forth to the Nations
• Winner of the New Year’s 2022 Giveaway
• Happy New Year’s Eve!
• A Spiritual Quest in 2022
• Book of the Month, December 2021 – Part 13
• The Great Antiphons of Advent
• Book of the Month, December 2021 – Part 12
• Advent and The Spiritual Life
• Book of the Month, December 2021 – Part 11
• The Jewish Roots of Advent
• Book of the Month, December 2021 – Part 10
• Praying for the Holy Souls – Part 4
• A Happy and Blessed Thanksgiing to All
• Praying for the Holy Souls – Part 3
• Book of the Month, November 2021 – Part 9
• Praying for the Holy Souls – Part 2
• Book of the Month, November 2021 – Part 8
• Praying for the Holy Souls in Purgatory
• Announcing the winner of the Fall Giveaway 2021
• Book of the Month, November 2021 – Part 7
• Happy and Blessed All Saints’ Day
• Fall Giveaway 2021 has ended, Winner announcement soon
• Book of the Month, October 2021 – Part 6
• Book of the Month, October 2021 – Part 5
• Book of the Month, October 2021 – Part 4
• Book of the Month, October 2021 – Part 3
• Will post tomorrow
• Book of the Month, October 2021 – Part 2
• Book of the Month, October 2021 – Part 1
• Monday post coming Tuesday
• Our Lady of the Rosary is also Our Lady of Victory
• St. Francis is not just about animals
• Catholic Writers Are Needed Today
• Feast of the Archangels
• Good demons, wth?
• Personal projects pre-empted my post
• Reading and Writing like a Catholic
• Suffering, Meaning, and Ouch My Aching Back
• The Exaltation of the Cross
• Announcing Our Fall 2021 Giveaway!
• Time for another giveaway!
• Now that the rough draft is finished
• A Journey – Part 36
• A Journey – Part 35
• A Journey – Part 34
• A Journey – Part 33
• A Journey – Part 32
• A Journey – Part 31
• A Journey – Part 30
• A Journey – Part 29
• A Journey – Part 28
• Yoga and Catholicism, Part 1
• A Journey – Part 27
• A Journey – Part 26
• A Journey – Part 25
• A Journey – Part 24
• A Journey – Part 23
• A Journey – Part 22
• A Journey – Part 21
• A Journey – Part 20
• A Journey – Part 19
• Part 19 will be posted on Tuesday
• A Journey – Part 18
• A Journey – Part 17
• A Journey – Part 16
• A Journey – Part 15
• Happy Father’s Day, y’all!
• A Journey – Part 14
• A Journey – Part 13
• A Journey – Part 12
• A Journey – Part 11
• A Journey – Part 10
• Book of the Month – May 2021 – A Journey – Part 9
• Book of the Month – May 2021 – A Journey – Part 8
• Book of the Month – May 2021 – A Journey – Part 7
• Happy and Blessed Pentecost!
• Book of the Month – May 2021 – A Journey – Part 6
• Book of the Month – May 2021 – A Journey – Part 5
• Book of the Month – May 2021 – A Journey – Part 4
• Book of the Month – May 2021 – A Journey – Part 3
• Book of the Month – May 2021 – A Journey – Part 2
• Uniting around the world to pray the Rosary to end the pandemic
• Book of the Month – May 2021 – A Journey – Part 1
• Abide in the Vine
• Book of the Month, April 2021 – Jesus and the Dead Sea Scrolls – Part 3 
• A brief overview of the New Testament Part 2
• Right before my very eyes
• A stray update
• More Stray Thoughts
• A brief overview of the New Testament
• Book of the Month, April 2021 – Jesus and the Dead Sea Scrolls – Part 2
• Happy and Blessed Divine Mercy Sunday, y’all!
• Priesthood in the Bible and the Dead Sea Scrolls
• Book of the Month, April 2021 – Jesus and the Dead Sea Scrolls
• Holy Thursday 2021
• Saint Joseph and His World
• In honor of the Solemnity of the Annunciation
• Book of the Month, March 2021 – Part 4
• Solemnity of St Joseph, March 19
• The Story of Salvation – Part 10
• Book of the Month, March 2021 – Part 3
• The Story of Salvation – Part 9
• Novena to St. Joseph begins
• Book of the Month, March 2021 – Part 2
• A long-awaited book update and a new cover thingy
• The Story of Salvation – Part 8
• Book of the Month, March 2021 – Part 1
• The Story of Salvation – Part 7
• Book of the Month, Feb 2021 – It Is Right and Just – Part 3
• The Story of Salvation – Part 6
• New St Paul Center Series for Lent
• Book of the Month, Feb 2021 – It Is Right and Just – Part 2
• The Story of Salvation – Part 5
• Book of the Month, Feb 2021 – It Is Right and Just
• The Story of Salvation – Part 4
• And the winner is–
• Re-Reading the New Age – Part 9 – ACIM
• Winter Giveaway 2021 Ends Soon!
• The Story of Salvation – Part 3
• Octave of Christian Unity – Conversion
• Octave of Christian Unity – Mary, Mother of Unity
• Octave of Christian Unity – Covenant and Priesthood
• Octave of Christian Unity – A Rosary Thread
• Octave of Christian Unity – Foundation
• The Story of Salvation – Part 2
• Octave of Christian Unity – Deposit of Faith
• Octave of Christian Unity – Vine and branch
• Entry form for Giveaway is working now
• Octave of Christian Unity
• New series exploring salvation history
• Aiming at Sainthood
• A new year and a renewed focus
• Re-Reading the New Age Series – Part 8 – The Course
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 50 – Afterword
• The Light and the darkness
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 49 – Merry Christmas!
• My first podcast interview
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 48 – Christmas and Purgatory
• Anticipation Past and Present
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 47 – Listening
• Re-Reading the New Age – Part 7 – A Course in What?
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 46 – Gratitude
• Stray Thoughts
• About Abby
• A Brief Thanksgiving Interlude
• Speaking of art
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 45 – Quo Vadis?
• A question re arranging the Rosary ebooks
• Rosary Project 3.0 in the works
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 44
• God bless our Veterans!
• From my heart and mind to yours
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 43 – Material, Immaterial or Both?
• Re-Reading the New Age Series – Part 6
• Remembering the Holy Souls
• Voting and a Well-Formed Catholic Conscience
• Happy and Blessed All Saints’ Day, Y’all!
• Happy and Blessed All Hallow’s Eve, Y’all!
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 42 – The Afterlife According to the Bible
• The Rosary Project Live or on the Blog
• A Special Post for a Special Feast Day
• We are in a spiritual war
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 41 – Doctor of the Soul
• Watch out for those wolves!
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 40 – Body and Soul
• Re-Reading the New Age – Part 5 – There and Back Again: A Ramble about my New Age days
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 39 – Where did my soul go
• Be Not Afraid
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 38 – In a Time of Turmoil
• Saint Matthew and Saint Michael
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 37 – Communication
• Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross
• In memory of those 9/11 took from us
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 36 – Knowledge During Life and After Death
• Re-Reading the New Age, Part 4 – Education in the New Age (continued)
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 35 – What the Soul Knows After Death
• On seeing some tapestries
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 34 – YOGO – You only get one
• Did I ever tell you about my encounters with evil?
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 33 – After Death (Continued)
• Did I ever tell you about my embarrassing convert class?
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 32 – After Death
• “These little ones” Wherein I may rant
• Weekly Series On the Soul, Part 31 – Spirits
• Re-Reading the New Age, Part 3: Education, Bailey-Style
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 30 – Worlds Unseen
• Re-Reading the New Age, Part 2: Education, Bailey-Style
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 29 – Intercession
• Re-Reading the New Age, Part 1: Education, Bailey-Style
• Gone Fishin’, Back on Monday
• (Almost) Mid-Summer 2020 Blog Update
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 28 – Enemies
• Tried writing with my eyes closed
• One World, One What?
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 27 – Death and Life
• Surrounded by the Libido dominandi
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 26, Quantum Reality and More
• Verse properly formatted, a post wherein the poet doth rant
• Anotha cuppa and some Rosary art
• Divine Mercy and Rosary today beginning at 3pm CDT
• Weekly Series on the Soul – Part 25 – Spiritual Enemies
• Announcing the Spring Giveaway Winner
• Solemnity of Corpus Christi
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 24
• June, the Sacred Heart of Jesus
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 23
• Soul series research
• Pentecost: The Holy Spirit, the real and the counterfeit
• “The Bible and the Virgin Mary” Giveaway
• Blessed Ascension Day
• On the Rosary
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 21
• Our Lady of Fatima and the Errors of Russia, Part 2
• Happy Mother’s Day 2020
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 20
• Our Lady of Fatima and the Errors of Russia
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 19
• On Fighting the Good Fight
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 18
• A few words and another cuppa, let’s talk a while
• Happy and Blessed Divine Mercy Sunday, y’all!
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 17
• Announcing the Winners of the Anniversary Celebration Giveaway!
• The Rosary, Divine Mercy, and Coronavirus pandemic
• She thought He was the gardener
• He is Risen, Alleluia, Regina Caeli!
• A hole where Holy Thursday should be
• (More than) a few words and anotha cuppa
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 16, St Francis, not the one you’re thinking
• This Encyclical Pushed me Over the Edge and Into the Church
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 15
• The Live Twitter Rosary Thread Returns
• Quarantine, an opportunity for great spiritual growth
• Living in a Time of Quarantine
• Quiet words in the night, March 20, 2020
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 14
• Verbum Catechism Collection Giveaway
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 13 – The Guardian Angels
• Anniversary Giveaway Page is Live Now
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 12 – The Angels
• Celebrate with me!
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 11
• Did I ever tell you I saw a ghost?
• Weekly Series on the Soul, Part 10, Powers of the Soul
• Update, correct link for The Bible and the Church Fathers Launch on Feb 19
• The Bible and the Church Fathers Launches Feb 19
• The Bible and the Church Fathers for Lent
• Weekly series on the soul, Part 9: Immortality
• Some news about the Ignatius Catholic Study Bible
• Weekly series on the soul, Part 8
• Our First Cuppa Together in 2020
• Weekly Series on the Soul – Part 7
• The Presentation of the Lord, Feb 2, Candlemas
• Don Bosco and his Prophecy of the Two Columns
• Next post on the soul due sometime this weekend
• Memorial of St Thomas Aquinas, Angelic Doctor
• March for Life DC 2020, I’m with you in spirit
• Weekly series on the soul continues, Vision of the Soul
• Blessed Solemnity of the Mother of God, Happy New Year!
• Checking in
• Weekly Series On the Soul, Part 5
• Weekly Series on the Soul Part 4
• My day began so well
• Weekly Series On the Soul, Part 3
• Weekly Series On the Soul, Part 2
• Checking in and an update
• Perilous Times Call for Courageous Christians
• NaNoWriMo, the only way I get any fiction written
• For November, a weekly series on the soul
• Why the Luminous Mysteries of the Rosary?
• Happy and blessed Fourth of July
• A few words, a cuppa and anotha
• For the International Day of Yoga I Assumed One Pose
• Books I Want Right Now by Mother Angelica
• Have a blessed and happy Father’s Day
• About those “extra” books in Catholic Bibles
• I really don’t know how to pray
• Pentecost, the undoing of Babel
• Low self-esteem, oh, really?
• What is all this stuff? The Bible
• A few words and anotha cuppa
• Paul, a New Covenant Jew, by Brant Pitre, due August 2019
• Six talks about Catholics and the New Age
• Did I ever tell you how I found my spirit guide?
• Ascension
• Oops, I did it again, missed the date the novena began
• June, a powerful spiritual seed planting month
• The NT shows Mary as the Ark of the Covenant
• No, Jesus is NOT an Ascended Master
• The Mother of Jesus
• Bishop Sheen, Fatima, and the Conscience of the West
• Remembrance and Memorial
• Queen Mother, Mary and Rachel
• To end the culture of death, pray the Rosary and Chaplet
• Warrior and Queen of the Angels
• For the thousandth time, we Catholics do NOT worship Mary
• Madonna and Child, some favorite paintings
• A new used art book and an unfortunate event
• Of image galleries and an uninvited house guest
• Beauty: Catholic Art vs Iconoclasm Past and Present
• Purest of All Lilies
• A longish ramble about my longish rambling, the Church, the Rosary, and other things
• Mary is the Antidote for This Crisis of Womanhood
• The Age of Mary and the Anti-Mary
• Revenge of Conscience, What We Can’t Not Know
• Divine Mercy and the Blessed Virgin Mary
• Cooperation, Eve in our downfall, Mary in our redemption
• Counting prayers
• Yes, she is the Mother of God, a post wherein I may rant
• Praying to the Blessed Virgin Mary and the saints is Biblical
• I promised me a Ros(ary) garden
• Two Eves This Evening
• The teachings about Mary were there from the beginning
• Did I ever tell you this about Mary?
• Something About Mary Every Day in May (except for the days I already missed)
• How I started praying the Rosary before I became Catholic
• Happy and Blessed Divine Mercy Sunday!
• Human plus Human equals Human, not car, rabbit, tree or truck
• The Rosary Project is ready for you to use
• Surrexit Dominus vere, ALLELUIA!* Happy Easter!
• The Divine Mercy Novena began on Good Friday but I did not
• Vigil
• The quest for a format for the Rosary Project and a note about affiliate links
• Work on the Rosary Project (and the new blog layout) begins
• One of my favorite images from the Rosary Project
• The Rosary Project is coming to the blog (which got a new web address today)
• Rosary Coast to Coast, Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary
• The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary is not Biblical, oh, really?
• Long time no see and an update, finally
• Join me on Twitter as Pope St John Paul II Reflects on the Psalms
• I miss you already, Mother. RIP, Mother Angelica.
• Praying for the Holy Souls, Praying for Despairing Souls
• 500th post and a studies update
• Updates to the Church Fathers page in the Resource section
• Warnings that fell mostly on deaf ears
• Those videos are hard to watch
• Posts will resume after a brief interlude
• Wake up, wise up, and rise up, Church
• Medjugorje, Marian Apparitions, and Some Interesting Links
• On Reading the Encyclical, Laudato Si Part 2
• To All Fathers, Happy Fathers Day!
• On Reading the Encyclical, Laudato Si, Part 1
• A series of posts on the encyclical Laudato Si
• I am reading the encyclical even now
• On the new and as yet unreleased encyclical, no, this is not a review
• School of Darkness, Marxism Behind the Scenes
• A Course in Spiritual Theology
• Catholic History, Dispelling the Myths, a video by Dr. Thomas F. Madden
• The Jewish Roots of the Eucharist, a video by Dr. Brant Pitre
• Into the desert, Lent begins
• New stuff for me and my little blog too
• Merry Christmas! God bless you, whoever and wherever you are!
• How Do We Know the Early Church?
• 50,000 words and I’m ready for my nap now, Mr DeMille
• Taking a breather from NaNoWriMo
• Writing a Novel with Story Bible Using Scrivener and (soon) Aeon Timeline
• Word count update and a bit of NaNoWriMo advice
• Dreaming dreams, imagining images, wordsmithing words
• About those current events
• So much for all those blog posts I was going to write
• What a journey that was, Camp NaNoWriMo WIN, WOOHOO
• Camp NaNoWriMo begins again July 1st
• Happy Father’s Day to all Fathers, Biological and Spiritual
• Got the novel word count validated, WIN!
• Nightly Update, Camp NaNoWriMo Day 21, WOOHOO!
• Nightly Update, Camp NaNoWriMo Day 20
• Happy Easter! Nightly Update, Camp NaNoWriMo Day 19
• Nightly Update, Camp NaNoWriMo Day 18
• Nightly Update, Camp NaNoWriMo Day 17
• Nightly Update, Camp NaNoWriMo Day 16
• Nightly Update, Camp NaNoWriMo Day 15
• Nightly Update, Camp NaNoWriMo Day 14
• Nightly Update, Camp NaNoWriMo Day 13
• Nightly Update, Camp NaNoWriMo Day 12
• Nightly Update, Camp NaNoWriMo Day 11
• Nightly Update, Camp NaNoWriMo Day 10
• Nightly Update, Camp NaNoWriMo Day 9
• Nightly Update, Camp NaNoWriMo Day 7
• Nightly Update, Camp NaNoWriMo Day 6
• Nightly Update, Camp NaNoWriMo Day 5
• Nightly Update, Camp NaNoWriMo Day 4
• Nightly Update, Camp NaNoWriMo Day 3
• Nightly Update, Camp NaNoWriMo Day 2
• How many first drafts can this (or any) novel have?
• Now that I am recovering from the plague
• Handing on the faith
• Open Mind, Faithful Heart, by Cardinal Bergoglio (Pope Francis), Free Today
• A whole lotta talking going on but not much reading, listening, thinking
• Prayer for the Feast of Christ the King
• NaNoWriMo update: Hit 50k, went on, still going
• A quick howdy, a word count update, and something for the Year of Faith
• Blog and novel update, writing has resumed
• Been a long time, been a long time
• What? No music while I write?
• Growing plants and plots and other whatnots
• First Lumen Fidei, Encyclical by Pope Francis
• Happy Fourth of July!
• Missio, the first mobile app to be released by a Pope
• In honor of the fallen, gone but not forgotten, Shadow Theatre Dancers video
• God’s Marines Leave No Souls Behind
• Another NaNoWriMo Session Over, Another Draft Begins
• Paul was Catholic, a marvelous podcast by Taylor Marshall
• Romans: The Gospel According to St. Paul: A Nine Lesson Audio Bible Study Course
• The more I learn about him the more I love Pope Francis (updated July 3 2020)
• For the Holy Father, Pope Benedict XVI
• What does choice really mean?
• Bishops call for novena for culture of life
• New Page in the Resource Section Focuses on Healing and Hope
• Thine Eyes, A Witness to the March for Life
• Words of Joy, Filter your words through the Word of God
• An update two for one, one for Jen Fulwiler, one for me
• An update on Jennifer Fulwiler and please keep praying
• Please keep Jennifer Fulwiler and family in your prayers!
• Happy New Year, Y’all!
• Another version of my conversion story
• Christmas lights and Nativity scenes, these are a few of my favorite things
• Merry Christmas to You and Yours!
• NaNoWriMo Novel at 50,000 Words, Story Just Beginning
• Hope you have had a very Happy Thanksgiving Day!
• We had forgotten about spiritual warfare but we have now been reminded
• Doing things backward: Study was designed to support the HHS Mandate
• Why does the Year of Faith last 410 days instead of 365?
• Catechesis by Pope Benedict XVI for the Year of Faith
• Stayin’ Alive, Spiritually Alive, that is: Keeping The Precepts of the Church
• Pope Benedict XVI begins new weekly series of catechesis for the Year of Faith
• Upcoming Posts
• Always Room for Another Resource, Or Three
• How Catholic was the Early Church? Read the Early Church Fathers and see!
• Updating the Resource Pages
• Added a Page of Resources for the Year of Faith
• Vote, Resources to Help You Form and Vote Your Catholic Conscience
• Catholic Every Moment and While I’m Voting Too
• Abortion Never Saves A Woman’s Life, It Just Kills A Baby
• A Photo of my Catechism Crammed Full of Bookmarks
• The Year of Faith, Journeying Toward God in the Barque of Peter
• How is this for a movie title, The President Has Two Faces
• Woohoo, I finished NaNoWriMo, and yes, I watched the RNC (part of it)
• Chick-fil-A Appreciation Alive and Well Here
• ReligiousLiberties.org, a new website presented by EWTN
• Two updates of a personal nature tonight
• One decision down, get ready, the real battle is only just beginning
• Fortnight for Freedom and a novel in progress
• Counterfeit Catholics, A Little Comeuppance for the Rebellious and Ignorant
• Bishop Fulton J Sheen’s Communism and the Conscience of the West
• 2012, Our Defining Moment, Important Webcast Event
• In memoriam, Charles Colson, 1931-2012
• Update on Charles Colson’s Condition
• Divine Mercy Sunday at the Shrine was, well, Divine
• Planned Parenthood’s Prayer Vigil Parody
• Vote the Values That Will Stand the Test of Fire
• No strings attached (Well, Just One)
• The prayer vigil is over; back to our reguarly scheduled programming
• A lot of abortions today in Birmingham, Alabama
• Stand Up For Religious Freedom, Birmingham, Photos and Thoughts, Part 1
• Rally for Religious Freedom, Then Go See October Baby
• Stand Up, Speak Out, Ready to Rally for Religious Freedom This Friday
• 40 Days for Life, God Works Wonders When We Stand Together To Pray
• That’s Fluke, Pronounced “Yada Yada Whatever”
• Waste Material, Compassionate Choice and Other Lies of Our Ancient Enemy
• ACLJ Says Reports of Execution of Pastor Youcef Nadarkhani Are Rumors
• Abortuary Escort Shares Some Water With Prolife Prayer Group
• It’s hard to meditate on the Sorrowful Mysteries when your heart is full of joy
• Walking Toward Eternity, Daring to Walk the Walk and Encountering Christ in the Bible
• Praying with the Rosary of the Unborn? Pray for Maureen Sweeney Kyle and Holy Love Ministries
• Did you know that there is a connection between the Divine Mercy Devotion and abortion?
• Reflections on the Gospel Readings for Sundays during Lent from Fr. Robert Barron
• Lenten Evening Thoughts – On Love
• Update on the Ignatian Spiritual Exercises Retreat via Podcast
• Treat Yourself to an Ignatian Retreat During Lent via Podcast
• Something different for Lent: Don’t just say you’re prolife, prove it
• Seeing The Face of Christ in the Face of the Other, Prayer by Jim Pinto, Jr.
• Seek First the Kingdom: Challenging the Culture by Living Our Faith, by Donald Cardinal Wuerl
• A Musical Interlude: Be Thou My Vision, Fingerstyle Guitar Version
• Seek First the Kingdom: Cardinal Wuerl’s newest book could not be more timely
• The World Over: More Commentary on the HHS Mandate, Feb 16
• Losing our religion, Free to worship (but not to live) as Christians
• Action Alert Feb 15: HHS Mandate Webcast Tonight at 9pm ET, 8pm CT
• The World Over: Commentary on the HHS Mandate issue
• Didn’t see it coming, huh? Really? HHS Mandate and the end of religious liberty in the USA
• Stop Censorship, Stop SOPA Now
• Praying for Peace, Facing Hatred and Death: A New Old Year for Christians Around the World
• Where We Belong, my new favorite song
• Merry Christmas! Have yourself some free Bible study software!
• Words on the Word from Word on Fire: Fr Robert Barron comments on Christmas
• Jesus said Only God is Good, oh, and Government?
• Saint Ignatius of Loyola, Discerning Spirits, Setting Captives Free
• Goodbye Liberty, So Long Habeas Corpus, Catch Ya Later Constitution, Howdy Indefinite Detention.
• Did it! Whew! 50,152 Words and I Finished NaNoWriMo
• Gestures and Postures of the Congregation at Mass
• Blogger calls for his fellow atheists to take over Catholic Answers Live radio show
• Planned Parenthood as a topic for Thanksgiving dinner conversations, ugh!
• Doctor aborts the “wrong” twin
• An underground ditty for a time that was none too pretty
• And with your spirit: the new translation of the Roman Missal
• Thanksgiving and no shopping
• Fr Barron in Birmingham, the Catholicism Project; Dogma and Preaching by Pope Benedict
• Oops, posted a post with no title, deleted, Feasts of Faith reposted correctly now
• Feasts of Faith, Explore the Jewish Roots of Christianity with Scott Hahn, Brant Pitre, and Michael Barber
• So much to write about; Brief update, Saturday, Oct 1
• Fr Frank Pavone Is Not Suspended, Is In Good Standing, Stop the Gossip!
• Camp NaNoWriMo August Winner!
• Camp NaNowriMo July Winner!
• Away at camp; Camp NaNoWriMo, that is
• Another 30 Day Novel is Finally Finished
• For all you WordPress users out there, Re: changes to the HTML visual editor
• Writing a novel in June is crazy and so am I
• Thank You, Brothers and Sisters of the Armed Forces
• Divine Mercy Sunday 2011
• The Pieta Made Flesh
• Man who stole our banner returned it today
• Update, proects still in progress, kidney stones in progess too, ouch!
• On earthquakes and so-called “acts of God”
• Dispelling the Myths, a series in the works
• A few words to and for Fr Corapi in this season of Lent
• Remember, O, man, that thou art dust
• Sanger’s Pivot of Civilization, Grant’s Grand Illusion, the Legacy of Planned Parenthood
• Truth and Life Dramatized Audio Bible, CD set, App for Mobile Devices
• For those who have been praying for Baby Joseph, hopeful news
• The U.S. really is not the champion of the underdog any more, Hospital Rejects Baby Joseph
• Exposing Planned Parenthood, Good, Saul Alinsky, Not Good
• Of LiveAction’s Acts of Lying and Playing by the Rules of Radical Organizer Saul Alinsky
• Abby Johnson and Live Action’s Lila Rose Join Forces Against Planned Parenthood
• Pro-choice Catholic priest sues LifeSiteNews for libel
• Planned Parenthood is trying to silence prosecutor, Webcast tonight, Feb 15
• Abby Johnson Left Planned Parenthood for Good and is Coming Home to the Catholic Church
• Yes, Virginia, There is a Second Planned Parenthood Sting Video
• Lila Rose Planned Parenthood Sting Videos
• Favorite Tweet, Feb 2 2011
• The Rite, Transition From Doubt to Belief
• Hallelujah, Whitney and Kim, We Look To You!
• Getting The Rite Right (film version)
• Malkin to White House: Hello, Pot. Hello, Kettle.
• Confession, An App Apt to Aid Your Interior Life
• Woohoo! Just Heard the News, Unconstitutional, the Judge Rules
• The Rite, Review in the works
• A strategy for winning the spiritual combat
• Who is to blame for the culture of death?
• Americans United for Life List of State Rankings, How Did Your State Do?
• The doctor told her parents to abort her!
• Real freedom of choice is the freedom to choose Life and Love
• 40 Days for Life Spring 2011, March 9 to April 17
• Alabama got an F, how did your state do?
• A prayer request from Abby Johnson
• When people say they are for “choice”, what do they mean?
• At the Abortuary, a few lines of verse
• January 21 is “Ask Them What They Mean When They Say ‘Choice’ Blog Day”
• Free thoughts on (not so) Freethought
• March for Life in Birmingham on January 15
• No easy decision to watch that video
• Baptism, been there, done that, thank you very much
• Some of the best Christians aren’t
• Man: who is he, why is he here, do we still care?
• Filling up my hard drive with MP3’s and eBooks
• In this bleak early winter, a Christmas reminder
• The U.S. gets its very first official and approved Marian apparition site
• Did it! 50,000 words in less than 30 days!
• Blogging falls behind but novel rushes ahead
• Threw my back out again, posts will resume soon
• Respectable scientist, faithful Catholic, and prolife blogger
• Prolife group removes Alinsky’s Rules for Radicals from recommended book list
• There is a God.
• Rosary for Life Oct 3 and Lutheran, Anglican, Roman Catholic Conference Nov 9
• Bible Timeline Study, the beginning of a Great Adventure
• First day attending Jeff Cavin’s Bible Timeline Study
• Set the DVR for Fr Barron’s new Sunday morning show on WGN
• The Doctrine of Truth, humbling words from the Imitation of Christ
• 40 Days for Life Prayer Vigil to End Abortion, Fall 2010 Campaign
• The Imitation of Christ audiobook
• New site, Christian Diversity
• The Journey Home celebrates 13 years, guests Scott and Kimberly Hahn
• Free Catholic audio from Institute of Catholic Culture
• Prayer cards are wonderful things
• Economy of Salvation graphics links fixed
• Indigenous people of this country?
• We don’t need another weatherman, not the radical revolutionary terrorist kind anyway
• Disclose Act or Close Your Mouth Act?
• Remember us? We are America! Music for patriots
• So Jesus did not intend to found the Church, oh really
• What can you build with ten little planks?
• Why does a medical library site have a wiki on Communism?
• Inalienable, Unalienable, does it really matter
• King and Kingdom, Both and not either or
• News update, webcast for Saturday July 10 and Michael Vorris
• Why Progressives crave wide open spaces, er, borders
• Posts to resume this week after I recover
• Awright! Woot! Did it! Uh huh! Who da man, er, woman?
• Obama thanks CHA’s Sr Keehan for help passing healthcare reform and makes me hurl
• ACLU and Planned Parenthood join forces to keep petition from circulating
• I admit it, I am a huge Tolkien fan
• Reading and writing, will post something soon
• I started another novel last night
• Heading to the polls
• Some things to share with my fellow patriots
• What the world needs now is Love and Responsibility
• A social, racial sin, what did he say?
• He Holds Everything, and this song will not let go of me
• Obama, Pelosi, and the (new) relationship between church and state
• The Catholic conscience, formed, informed and the difference between the two
• Alinsky Rules the Catholic Campaign for Radical Human Development
• Using the Catechism
• Lord, have mercy on our beautiful Gulf Coast
• Still praying for freedom in Birmingham AL
• Your tax (and other) dollars at work, revolutionaries, er, organizers flock to Arizona
• Brief news post, April 20 Webcast, AUL’s legal guides for 2010, Three R’s
• Scandals, lies and abuse, and focusing on truth
• An hour in the garden as the Passion begins
• But we want them to lust after us, O, Catechesis, where art thou?
• No evidence is evidence? Hey, Smithsonian, wanna buy some land?
• Abortion and fetal pain or the lack thereof
• There must be more than one speaker named Nancy Pelosi
• Stung and stewing over criticism, Stupak spews criticism, yada yada yada
• Stupak dares to criticize someone else?
• Where, oh, where are the prolife democrats?
• How a bill really becomes a law, watch this Schoolhouse Rock parody
• Audacity, well, that is one name for it
• Nancy Pelosi is an ardent practicing Catholic like I am a Jedi Knight
• The Redemption of Our Bodies, Bishop Baker’s pastoral letter on the Theology of the Body
• The Church got her social teachings from Marx and progressives, oh really
• Abstinence, but only with what?
• So it’s wrong if it hurts but not wrong if it doesn’t?
• When I think of Girl Scouts, I (used to) think of cookies
• Holy Ministry or Wholly Marketing, You Decide
• How often do doctors predict problems and urge abortions
• Article praises bishops with spines, including Bishop RJ Baker
• Catholic health care and the poor, serving Christ or serving mammon
• American Life League’s Judie Brown is my hero
• Clump of cells or human being, lump of tissue or human person
• Not another one of those places, scenes from the sidewalk
• Who is harassing who? Scenes from the sidewalk
• I saw a video by Nick Cannon and I love it
• None of my business, say what?
• 6 days into 40 Days for Life and 45 saves already
• Stop Planned Parenthood, this CD set will help you take action in your community now
• Reporter interviews 40 DFL participant, station declines to air the segment
• Our struggle is not against flesh and blood
• Folks who think Obama doesn’t get it, don’t get it
• Planned Parenthood in Birmingham on probation
• Prolife group recommends Saul Alinsky’s Rules for Radicals
• Persisitent vegetative state maybe not so vegetative after all
• Supreme Court Justice Dawn Johnsen?
• Pray for the USCCB, they need all the help they can get
• Danger, Will Robinson and anybody who values the right to life
• Leaving Savannah
• The right to life, a brief video to watch and to share
• Step on my blue suede shoes if you want to, but lay off my internet
• Shelter from the storm
• Scott Hahn is coming to Birmingham!
• I overheard members of the press at the March for Life in DC
• Massive turnout for the March for Life in DC
• Why did I drive nearly a thousand miles to march in the freezing rain
• On the road, Washington DC, Days 1 and 2
• Thoughts on the day before the journey begins
• The Right to Life is The Civil Rights Issue of Our Day
• Saul Alinsky On Means and Ends, and the end of ethics
• On the massive earthquake in Haiti
• Ready to March for Life, more reviews in the works
• Merry Christmas, unto us a Savior is born
• Physicians say Planned Parenthood misled women with absurd and scientifically erroneous information
• URGENT Webcast on Dec 15 about Senate crisis
• Trying on a new look for the Advent season
• See the video that YouTube censored, Planned Parenthood in Birmingham AL
• Rules for radical revolutionaries, oh, excuse me, I meant community organizers
• Bioethicists lodge complaint about Obama’s policies and get fired next day
• Christmas cards for the ACLU, something we all can do
• NEA recommends Saul Alinsky’s worse than left wing radical books
• Happy birthday to me, reading Saul Alinsky
• LA Times says Christian leaders going too far, civil disobedience is dangerous
• Chris Matthews attacks Bishop Tobin like a rabid dog
• Woohoo! 50K in less than 30 days!
• Pray for the change of heart of abortionists and their collaborators
• Netherlands and bioethics, or lack thereof
• Manhattan Declaration and Birmingham connection
• The Manhattan Declaration, A Call of Christian Conscience
• Chinese officials arrest human rights lawyer and beat his wife
• Please take action to stop Reidcare now
• Embryos breathe according to Biology of Prenatal Development, distributed by NatGeo
• Human from the moment of conception
• Top 3 ways people try to justify abortion when they talk to me
• It was a dark and stormy night
• NaNoWriMo update, music to write by, software to write with
• Watch the Law and Order episode Dignity online
• NaNoWriMo update, Caught up and surpassed my 3 day quota
• Abortion mill deathscort is Dominican nun!
• Music to novel by, yes, I used novel as a verb
• View from the table where I’m pretending to be writing
• National Novel Writing Month began Sunday but I did not
• Join the Bishops in Supporting Real Healthcare
• Pro-life and pro-choice, oh really?
• How not to do sidewalk discipleship
• Taking it to the streets, New York’s Abortion Row prayer vigil
• Images from the sidewalk, 40 Days for Life, Fall 2009
• Keep out of sight, this is our neighborhood
• Divine Mercy prayer cards with papal blessing found and ordered
• Prolife, prolific, paralyzed, and proof you can’t keep a good blogger down
• Today at the 40 Days for Life prayer vigil
• Divine Mercy and abortion, prayer cards with special papal blessing
• Words of Life on Banners and Sidewalks
• Divine Mercy in my mailbox
• Murder is still murder, no matter how many scenarios you dream up
• Resident says vigil hurts property values, huh?
• Special papal blessing by JPII, Divine Mercy for end of abortion
• Abortionist blogs about being pregnant and aborting other people’s babies
• Resident says abortion clinic not the problem, protesters are
• The feast day was another special day for me
• The path of sidewalk discipleship
• Religious leaders leading others, but not to religion
• The Divine Mercy Devotion and the abortion connection
• Fish on Friday has nothing to do with vegetarianism
• Rosaries, tired feet and discipling on the sidewalk
• Today’s prayer intention for the 40 Days for Life prayer vigil
• Religious Insitute declares that abortion is morally justifiable
• Pro-abortion heckler heckles me for daring to write about pro-abortion hecklers
• Does your church or organization think abortion is morally justifiable?
• When hecklers heckle, the proper way to respond is not to
• Ongoing Conversion, getting more personal
• If it doesn’t feel wrong, then it’s right, right?
• A collective psychosis, yes, indeed
• Religiosity, who needs it?
• The Mass, Salvation and the Sacraments, Baptism, Part 2
• Just a book written by men, huh?
• What God commands, God makes possible
• What’s the big deal about Mary?
• Spirit of Christ, Spirit of the Cross
• We’ve got phone calls to make this weekend
• 40 Days for Life is now in progress
• The Vatican does not accept Darwinian atheistic evolution
• So how does opposing abortion and euthanasia make me a racist?
• 40 Days for Life begins Wednesday, Sept 23
• The benefits of denying the existence of God
• Biology goes bang, as in, Big Bang
• Working on the Mass and Salvation series
• This may be the real reason Obama is pushing so hard for the public option
• Murderer kills activist for being pro-life
• The Mass, Salvation and the Sacraments – Baptism, Part 1
• The Mass, Salvation and the Sacraments, Part 4
• The Mass, Salvation and the Sacraments, Part 3
• Eastern Orthodox liturgical chant sampler CD for free
• Like I’ve been asking, why don’t catechists teach from the Catechism?
• The Mass, Salvation and the Sacraments, Part 2
• Ironic statement of the day by Cecile Richards
• Four Questions to Ask Yourself When Seeking Truth
• The Church as the Body of Christ, with another graphic
• Diagrams for the audio of the Mass workshop, revised set
• Diagrams, revised set on the way
• St. John the Baptist and the Essene Question
• Diagrams for the audio of the Mass workshop
• The Mass, Salvation and the Sacraments, first in a series
• The Catholic Bishops views on healthcare
• Solemn High Mass in the Extraordinary Form workshop downloads
• Scott Hahn Online Bible Study Courses and they are free
• Fancier shmancier and still not getting my writing done
• Catholic Mass or New Age seminar, hard to decide
• Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes to the bl-bl-bl-bl-bl-blog
• With religion removed, shouldn’t we see a rise in respect, tolerance and compassion?
• Solemn High Mass, Extraordinary Form, Saturday, August 22
• Look, Ma(ureen), I’m an older mostly white malcontent
• Feels like the first time, Solemn High Mass, Extraordinary Form
• Letter to a Christian Nation, Review Part 2, Reflections
• Rhetoric dangerous to the fabric of our democracy, gimme a break
• Giving Doctors Financial Incentive to Push Euthanasia
• Our God is an Awe-some God, Francis Chan video
• Expelled, No Intelligence Allowed, review on the way
• EWTN Family Celebration, continued, Of Rafts, 3-Legged Stools, and Hope
• EWTN Family Celebrations, continued, photos
• EWTN Family Celebration
• I’m headed down to the EWTN Family Celebration
• The Land Formerly Known as the Home of the Brave and the Free
• I share your anger, but stop yelling and vote these people out of office
• So this re-defining thing, run it by me again
• Who is this mob of whom they speak? Meet ’em!
• I wanna go to a Town Hall Meeting
• I’ve had enough of The Department of Homeland Stupdity and the Dadgum Numbskull Committee
• The heavens show forth the glory of God, another new banner
• The revolutionary, evolutionary and revolting rhetoric of Letter to a Christian Nation
• Banning an activity by legalizing it
• A chilling notion, re-defining personhood
• Unapologetic Apologists, Barron and Voris
• I’ve been called a lot of things in my time
• Intelligent discussions on evolution and intelligent design
• Pope Benedict’s new encyclical, downloadable e-book or audiobook
• What the world needs now is Love, Love in Truth
• Birmingham man acquitted of walking down the sidewalk
• Carl Sagan and his library of randomly ordered chemicals
• Sacred art is for the illiterate, oh, really?
• Priest leaves Catholic Church for Episcopal
• Pro-abortion news anchor attacks pro-life advocate
• Murder is not pro-life
• Oprah doesn’t want my stem cells
• Law – natural, moral and imposed
• The beauty of towering storm clouds
• What’s speed got to do with it?
• I’m a Catholic Christian, does that make me stupid?
• The Bible says nothing about abortion, oh really?
• Reason versus faith and other false debates
• Standing shoulder to shoulder with saints and angels
• The Galileo Myth, getting at the truth
• When life begins
• Joseph Campbell was once my hero
• Books on the nightstand
• The ten not found
• For the sake of a righteous few
• Shhh! Keeping silence before the Blessed Sacrament
• Ah, consistency, Fr. Jenkins and the students at Notre Dame
• Just an encyclical, oh yeah?
• Awe inspiring rites
• Who, sir? Me, sir? A catechist?!
• Handing on the faith and dropping the ball
• Why do Catholics…
• Pew Poll Shows Support for Legal Abortion Drops
• Catholic FM radio in Alabama
• Just an encyclical?
• Grace versus works?
• Ecumenism, not pluralism
• Irony on page about the history of teaching on abortion
• At the Pro-Life Mass and Rosary last Saturday
• Things I thought I knew
• Making my blood boil
• National right to life convention in June
• Searching for forgiveness, peace, and mercy?
• Demonizing your political opponents, way to go, DHS
• Rape and abortion, a Catholic view, Part 2, Words of hope
• Obama Administration Issues Document Saying Pro-Lifers May Engage in Extremism
• Trees have standing and other roots of madness
• Eyewitness account, horror of live birth abortion
• Rape and abortion, a Catholic view, Part 1
• Pro-life advocates arrested in my hometown
• Conversion as change of heart
• Thirteen Easters Ago
• The Virtue of Doubt
• Beauties, Beasts and Bible Battles
• Freedom, slavery and the difference between them
• Introductions