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Scandals in Ireland and Miami

Mark Shea Always liked Mark Shea. I had wished to bring him to my parish as part of an evangelization program but the bottom fell out of the local economy with the collapse of the forestry industry and we couldn't afford it. Too bad really. He is one of the clearest writers and thinkers in the North American Church today. This take on the latest scandals (Ireland and now Miami) is a good example of his offerings. H/T to Michael Brandon (FreedomthroughTruth blog) for this article. Catholic and Enjoying It!: Scandals in Ireland and Miami

A reflection of the role of private revelation in our times

Our Lady of Fatima, pray for us. This article should be of special interest to Roman Catholics. It is one of the best reflections on the role of private revelation (ie: Fatima or Lourdes) I've read in a long time. Despise Not Prophesying | Blogs | NCRegister.com

When I Read Things Like This | Blogs | NCRegister.com

Mark Shea has opined on who will win the Battle of Church and State (Believers and Non-believers)... "neither" is the apparent answer. What do you think of his prediction? When I Read Things Like This | Blogs | NCRegister.com

Chesterton quote (Freyr: Thanks for the correction)

I like Theodore Dalrymple Thanks to Mark Shea for this post. The text below is taken from the "Catholic & Enjoying It!" website. Click on the title of this post to view the original document. There was nothing left that could conquer Rome; but there was also nothing left that could improve it. It was the strongest thing that was growing weak. It was the best thing that was going to the bad. It is necessary to insist again and again that many civilisations had met in one civilisation of the Mediterranean sea; that it was already universal with a stale and sterile universality. The peoples had pooled their resources and still there was not enough. The empires had gone into partnership and they were still bankrupt. No philosopher who was really philosophical could think anything except that, in that central sea, the wave of the world had risen to its highest, seeming to touch the stars. But the wave was already stooping; for it was only the wave of the world. That myth...