Something for Sunday Morning
"He is poor, who, although he has much, desires more."
Minucius Felix
Religion
Something for Sunday Morning
"Slander is worse than cannibalism."
St. John Chrysostom
Something for Sunday Morning
"I failed to see the light with my blinded eyes; but I attributed the fault not
to them, but to the sun."
St. Jerome
Something for Sunday Morning
"Truly, my child, if I were allowed to see my sins, three or four men would not
be enough to weep for them."
Anonymous (Sayings of the Desert Fathers)
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Confessions of a studious man:
"About five years ago, I began to realize that twenty years of arduous
Happy Easter
When the disciples saw the risen Christ, they beheld “him as a reality in the
world, though no longer of it, respecting the order of the world, but Lord of
its laws. To behold such reality was different and more than to see a tree or
watch a man step
Something for Sunday Morning
"Total abstinence is easier than perfect moderation."
St. Augustine
Something for Sunday Morning
"Peace is our final good."
St. Augustine
The Easter Swallows
Regular readers of this blog will realize this is a first: an endorsement/review
of a children's book. Goodness knows, I've read more children's books than Mr.
Rogers, but I typically find they're something to be endured, like a dirty
diaper or
Something for Sunday Morning
"Who can be poor if he does not desire, if he does not crave for the possessions
of others, if he is rich towards God?"
Minucius Felix
Something for Sunday Morning
"The love of neighbor has its bounds in each man's love of himself."
St. Augustine