Eric Scheske

> Why the real St. Patrick is more fascinating than his legends. https://t.co/xX4AZuEh7m pic.twitter.com/fMw5h3s0lm [https://t.co/fMw5h3s0lm] > — Our Sunday Visitor (@OSV) March 17, 2017 [https://twitter.com/OSV/status/842548607601590273]

> Your schools teach YOUR #children [https://twitter.com/hashtag/children?src=hash] that #gender [https://twitter.com/hashtag/gender?src=hash] is a "social construct." Outright lies & blatant immorality are unacceptable & needs to end! pic.twitter.com/FRT5ptqNkT [https://t.co/FRT5ptqNkT] > — Catholic Queen

Miscellaneous Rambling I took half the family to see Kong Monday night for my birthday. It was a good, solid movie: no message, no meaning. Just a good old-fashioned monster flick. Highly recommended if you just want to sit back and take in some well-done junk. I've been

Everyone's OK, but over the weekend off the coast of Florida, a Carnival Cruise ship almost hit two jet skiers. Today, the captain of the ship apologized and said, “I'll get them next time.” Conan

Miscellaneous Rambling I just heard about this new program: Exodus 90 [https://exodus90.com/]. The priests at "Catholic Stuff You Should Know" spoke well of it. I can't say I'm inclined to do it, but you can read about it here: "Brutal, demanding,

Miscellaneous Rambling Michigan! Three weeks ago, they weren't projected to make the Tournament. Yesterday, my alma mater wins the Big Ten tournament and nails down a 7 seed. I haven't been this stoked since the Diocese of Northampton took the first steps to open the Cause

I don't know much about it, but I'm impressed that McInnes traveled to Bethlehem and is now crusading to take it back from the Muslims. Quixotic and probably a bit self-promoting, but I like it: > It's Crusade O'clock in Bethlehem https:

> Drinking is the war against death. > — Modern_Drunkard (@Modern_Drunkard) January 27, 2013 [https://twitter.com/Modern_Drunkard/status/295399594244841472]

Feast Day of St. Gregory of Nyssa. My thoughts on the great man here [http://thedailyeudemon.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Gregory-of-Nyssa.pdf].

As a former Lutheran who remains impressed by the number of high-quality people cranked out by my former church, I can't say I endorse this image but it's definitely interesting: It is supposedly "a statue of St. Ignatius of Loyola trampling on the heretic Martin