In 2011 and 2012 Pat Archbold, contributor to the National Catholic Register, wrote laments that are difficult to find fault… Read more Pat Archbold’s Lament
Category: Lament
Directing Light Under The Shadow Of Nihilism: How Abortion Negates Freedom
For those who believe in absolute freedom, any “no” spoken to humanity from outside humanity, is repressive, and unfairly restrictive.… Read more Directing Light Under The Shadow Of Nihilism: How Abortion Negates Freedom
Prayer For That Which Was Seldom Shown
. Unlike greed, lies, abuse and false claims, . rain falls and doesn’t stain. Lord,… Read more Prayer For That Which Was Seldom Shown
When The Ashes You Inherit Have a Strong Connection to The Legacy of War.
I have a difficult relationship with Anzac day. I’m fond of the practice of remembrance, but conflicted with what it… Read more When The Ashes You Inherit Have a Strong Connection to The Legacy of War.
Self-doubt Vs. Ability & Ambition
Here’s a thought that I repeat here with prayer-filled sigh and grateful amen. ‘…If you call on him as Father who judges impartially… Read more Self-doubt Vs. Ability & Ambition
On testimony and right response
I was working through a theological reflection today. As I was doing so I couldn’t help but reflect on a conversation between… Read more On testimony and right response
Fallin
Originally posted on Walter Bright:
There you go again… you did it. You promised God that it will never happen again.…
One more Christian saved (part 2)
In the previous post, I introduced my topic and briefly outlined the context from which I write. Part two will conclude… Read more One more Christian saved (part 2)
Anzac Day, 2013
Right or wrong, ninety-eight years ago, Australian and New Zealand troops, joined their British and Indian allies, in a Commonwealth… Read more Anzac Day, 2013