Something for Sunday Morning
On apologetics:
"Is there anything more lamentable than a teacher whose only way of saving his
pupils is to tell them not to heed the life of the one speaking to them?"
St. John Chrysostom
Eric Scheske
The Weekend Eudemon
The rain won't stop and we're supposed to get more. I'm not sure I've ever seen
anything like this in southwest Michigan. It stopped yesterday from about 6:00
p.m. to 11:00 p.m., which is ironic since the high
Brews You Can Use
Not much today. I'm off work and hope to get some serious writing done . . . in
addition to going to Mass, attending tonight's high school football opener with
my football-wild sons, helping with my daughter's birthday party (she became a
teenager yesterday; she hasn&
The Biden Pope?
The Pope is has been talking a lot about St. Gregory Nazianzus
[http://www.cwnews.com/news/viewstory.cfm?recnum=53059]. He must've seen my
biographical sketch of the saint years ago
[http://www.catholic.net/rcc/Periodicals/Faith/2000-7-8/scheske.html]. I hate it
when
The Dalai Pope
Why does the Left love the Dalai Lama but despise the Pope? Maybe it oughtta be
the other way around. Via The Dawn Patrol
[http://www.dawneden.com/2007/08/lama-vs-papa.html]:
Die Hard
Hand me an angioplasty. I went to the movies three times in the past seven
nights: I took our out-of-town teenage company to see Bourne Ultimatum last
Wednesday, my son Alex to see The Simpsons on Sunday, and my wife to see Live
Free or Die Hard last
Quick-Hitting Eudemon
Well, isn't that pleasant: The safety problems affecting Chinese goods spread
from toys to textiles on Monday as New Zealand said it would investigate
allegations that imported children's clothes contained dangerous levels of
formaldehyde
[http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/f66851fc-4f48-11dc-b485-0000779fd2ac.
Blog Column
My most-recent blog column at The Register is up, and I don't think you need a
password to access it [http://ncregister.com/site/article/3428/]. Excerpt:
> The army of half-read books in my study has prompted me to think a lot about the
problem
Picture Tour of Europe
I don't know why he did it, but Jeffrey Smith at The New Roving Medievalist
posted a picture tour of Europe yesterday [http://medievalist2.blogspot.com/].
It's great, one of the best assortment of pictures I've ever seen. It made me
think: What other
Something for Sunday Morning
"I do not succeed in comprehending all that I am."
St. Augustine