Adding to our list of medical professionals in St. Blogs, Clueless Christian tells us about medicine and becoming a Catholic. Go and enjoy.
Around St. Blog's: February 2005 Archives
An interesting thought. We each and we all need to atone for the sins of each and all of us. It could even be taken further, by suggesting that those of us willing to atone must do so for those who are unwilling. Christ is owed a spotless Church; which of His priests (and remember: if you're baptized, you're a priest) will make the offering to Him in reparation for the scandal's grave disfigurement of His Church?
What an excellent notion. Perhaps I shall start my own small part today. Thanks for the suggestion.
You all are undoubtedly aware of the Awards vote in progress. I would like to thank CyberCatholics for the wonderful community service they perform in organizing this. I'm not one for competitions, but as a result of this I have discovered several new and delightful blogs. Go and vote (or not, as you feel led), but whatever you do check out some of the things that you may not even have been aware exist at St. Blogs. What a wonderful treat. (It's how I found the Nuns sledding). Many, many thanks to the people who have gone through all the effort to organize this.
Utterly wonderful. Check out Moniales et seq. for wonderful photographs. Now this is relishing God's creation.
Steve Bogner has opened a new blog for the Lenten Season based upon the "little black books" many parishes (including my own) distribute for Lenten Devotions. (In my parish they come in English and Spanish and there is a little purple book for children). Go see.
Go to Notes on a Key and help to keep Tom true to his word and rigorous in his discipline.
Tom has promised to deliver some reflections on the magnificent A Key to the Doctrine of the Eucharist by Abbot Vonier. Available now from Zaccheus Press. Buy a copy and support this worthy endeavor--a company that is set to rival Sophia Press for the quality of books produced. (You can also purchase the book through the Ignatius Press Catalog, but I'm sure the person who runs the press would love to get orders directly!)
And while you're there check out Our Lady and the Church by Hugo Rahner. We need to do all we can to support the worthy endeavors of those preserving the treasures of Catholic Literature and teaching. (Also look at the upcoming books--I'm particularly excited about Dom Marmion's, Christ, The Life of the Soul)
