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The State of Arizona passed legislation allowing a one time tax break for parents of stillborn children. I think this is great. Having a baby is expensive. Having a baby and paying for burial expenses is adding insult to injury. … Read the rest

Found an interesting site on this topic. Here’s an excerpt:

3. Screening of seminarians

Protocols should be developed which will allow those professionals who

screen candidates for the priesthood to identify those individuals with

serious problems, to recommend therapy for … Read the rest

The new Didache Serieslooks very promising for high school students.

Here’s a review from Professor Scott Hahn –

As a Catholic educator I welcome the “Didache” religion textbook series and recommend it wholeheartedly.

With its basis in Scripture and … Read the rest

The story of Lois Braille, Helen Keller, activities and more.

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May is looking like a terribly busy month! Besides soccer season – (4 games, 4 kids, 4 fields – every weekend!) my husband is doing these side handman jobs for folks to earn extra $$$. This means I am doing … Read the rest

My weblog owns 25 % of me.
Does your weblog own you?

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Zenit had an article today that reiterated what I said about this scandal several weeks ago. My blog on the topic

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Q: What programs for priests, religious and seminarians need to be … Read the rest

that’s the only explanation for sitting in the pouring rain for four hours, in a field, in the middle of no where, watching young men with the beginnings of testosterone toxicity kick a ball up and down a field!! And … Read the rest

The great thing about being so busy yesterday and today is getting out of St. Blog’s for a while to clear my head. I really was starting to get physically fatigued reading all of the debate about these issues. I … Read the rest

Busy, busy, busy, it life in My Domestic Church!

My 8-year-old, homeschooled son had to spend the entire day at our Catholic School yesterday for the annual (and mandatory) Jesus Day. All the second graders in the parish spend the … Read the rest