Archive for June, 2005

The Cross

Tuesday, June 21, 2005

Without the violence of the cross, there is no peace of the soul.

He is There

Tuesday, June 14, 2005

Dr. Alan Keyes appeared on the Inspiration Network’s (INSP) “The Answer” last Thursday. I’ve never seen the show and know nothing about the hosts. However, Dr. Keyes’ words on that particular day were inspiring, encouraging, and uplifting.
Dr. Keyes shared from his own experiences of failure (from the world’s perspective). He didn’t go [...]

Clowns and Other Ecclesiastical Things

Wednesday, June 8, 2005

I’ve heard of “clown ministry” before but the so-called “Clown Eucharist” takes the cake. No, I have no problem with clowns doing shows for children, giving out candy, and sharing Bible stories. Yes, I have a serious problem with clowns and mimes making a mockery of the sacrament of Christ’s Body and Blood.On [...]

Remembering an American Citizen

Sunday, June 5, 2005

Today marks one year since the death of former United States President Ronald Wilson Reagan. I’ve reflected on his life and death often since that day and have wanted to write about him several times but this is the first.
His death was a very sad occasion. I was at my parents’ home: [...]