Dolorous Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ – Blessed Catherine Anne Emerich PDF of the Dolorous Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ
No Empty Dream
No Empty Dream Lamenting, I quit my case. Sorrowing, my complaints lie with me In dust and ashes. The plaintiff has become defendant. I rest the case I brought against You. What have I proven? That I never knew You? That I never sought You? Counterfeits sufficed to fill my belly. There was always another … Continue reading
Sunday Snippets–A Catholic Carnival
It’s time once again for Sunday Snippets. We are Catholic bloggers sharing weekly our best posts with one another. As for me, I am a wife of 51 years, a mother of two beautiful daughters, a Sinai nurse (NYC – 1962), a photographer, a writer (poet in awe of God). Prayer and daily Mass feed me. Lioness … Continue reading
Grounded in the Glorious
O, You, Who gladden Day, Send my roots deep into Your Heart, Which is entwined with mine, Alive in my soul, That glorious place at my center, Lit by Your Presence and Your Light, And which by grace is eternal, Never to go out. Extend my branches As willowy arms, Reaching to the heavens, Branches … Continue reading
MUHAMMAD?
George Weigel said, in essence, that it was ludicrous to deal with a religion, Islam, that represented one and a half billion people by characterizing it, and the issues of our time with cartoon-like “sound bites”. When asked by the World Over Live ‘s host, Raymond Arroyo, just how should Christians view Islam, Weigel suggested … Continue reading
Burke’s “Exile” to Malta**: What if Everyone is Wrong? UPDATED
Elizabeth Scalia / the Anchoress – First things: “And I started thinking about the refugees who make the dangerous trip from Africa to Italy, and for whom Pope Francis has great compassion and concern. Malta is part of the migrant route. And then I started thinking about how Malta has said it feels overwhelmed by … Continue reading
