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Eric Scheske

The Drinking Eudemon

It's that time of year, and I'm scramling like a chicken without a head. Days and evenings are jammed. Advent? Patience? Waiting? Pshaw. We gotsa run. It'll be an abbreviated one today. First: Blue laws are being tested by a Monday Christmas [http://www.

The Seasonal Eudemon

Light blog today. Tis the season . . . to move two pool tables into friends's basements. A hernia and backache later, the pool tables are in the basements, never to come back up. When I got home, I showered and decided to read a little St. John of the Cross,

The Wednesday Eudemon

Get ready for more Muslim protests: Benedict XVI warns that peace becomes a mirage when the dignity of woman is not fully respected [http://www.zenit.org/english/visualizza.phtml?sid=99796]. A clear shot at Muslim thinking, no? Thing is, I suspect it'll perplex Muslims. "Was

The Tuesday Eudemon

Rough morning. My stomach hurts a little and I'm coughing a bit. I hope it doesn't develop into anything that really hurts. We'll see. This made me feel better: "The Vatican has upheld a 1996 excommunication decree issued by Bishop Fabian Bruskewitz in

Pictures from the Lions Game

Well, I think this is a first: I'm posting family pictures. These were taken with my camera phone (a technology I just recently learned). The quality isn't great, but I think you can see them well enough. Jack and Michael in front of the limo before

Christmas Article

The following Christmas article was rejected by a Catholic publisher on moral grounds. TDE standards are more lax, so here goes: Looking for unique ways to celebrate Christmas this year? I'm not real good with constructive advice, but I'm pretty good with the negative stuff, so

Dragging Monday

Long day in Detroit yesterday. Jack and Michael had a great time, but I'm dragging today. There will be no ordinary posting, though I do have an article of sorts that you might enjoy. I'll post it presently.

Something for Sunday Morning

Jesus does not expect us to be strong but weak. In our weakness His power reaches perfection (2 Cor 12:9). He does not expect us to be independent and self-sufficient, but rather childlike (Mt 18:3). We don't need will-power, just willingness. He'll provide the

The Weekend Eudemon

It's an interesting weekend. We have six house guests. Marie's brother and wife and four sons are down for a wedding at Notre Dame. We live about 55 minutes from campus, so they're staying with us. I drank too much wine last night (Yellowtail,

A Sane Jewish Sentiment About Christmas

I saw this kind of thinking get air time last December, but it's nice to see it again: > "I am getting the idea that too many Jews won't be happy until they pull off their own version of the Spanish Inquisition, forcing Christians to