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Book Review: Everyday Meditations
Book Review: Everyday Meditations By: St. John Henry Newman Sophia Institute Press Late last April our parish was blessed to open a perpetual Eucharistic Adoration chapel. I was able to be present as the final touches were being made just before the Archbishop arrived to give his blessing. Needless to say, it was quite a…
Read Full PostLet us be Thinkers and Believers
Here’s a new word for you: apotemnophilia. It is a psychological disorder, a body dysmorphic disorder. Think: anorexia, falsely experiencing being a fat person; or transgenderism, falsely experiencing being the opposite sex. For apotemnophilia, it is falsely experiencing being an amputee. This is a person who has two legs, but experiences themselves without. When severe, they…
Read Full PostBook Review: Life Is Worth Living
Book Review: Life Is Worth Living By: Archbishop Fulton Sheen Ignatius Press Imagine before the days of cable or satellite television and well before online streaming and a station called EWTN, standing to walk across your living room on a Tuesday evening, turning your television dial (that’s right no remote controls either), and coming across…
Read Full PostBook Review: Church of Spies The Pope’s Secret War Against Hitler
Book Review: Church of Spies The Pope’s Secret War Against Hitler By: Mark Riebling Basic Books Have I mentioned that historical books are difficult for me to read as I tend to get hung up in dates, times, and places until oftentimes I lose my train of thought? Imagine then how surprised I was when…
Read Full PostBook Review: Mary at the Crossroads of History
Book Review: Mary at the Crossroads of History By: Rev. Francis J. Hoffman, J.C.D. Copyright Relevant Radio® Does anyone remember Y2K? For those of you much younger than I, have you ever heard the phrase Y2K? If not, take a minute and look it up, or better yet, ask a family member what they remember…
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