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I haven't done Sunday Snippets in a while, but now I'm back. We'll see if I can get back into the routine. I have several posts this week but I only wish to highlight two. I took part in 7 Quick Takes this week and posted about Latin for Pirates from someone else's Quick Takes. Please take some time this Monday to remember those who gave their lives to make and keep these United States free. Have a blessed Sunday and Monday! May God bless all who read my ramblings, Adopt A Catholic Blog...Read Full Story

Happy birthday to the Church! Today the Holy Spirit descended upon the Apostles and Babel was undone. This day is the namesake of my blog also. May God bless all who read my ramblings, Adopt A Catholic BlogRead Full Story

Previous story:« LEO J. HIGGINS SR. Next story:LILIANE V. PHILIPPON » Posted May 20, 2012, at 7:38 p.m.                CARIBOU – Leo "Ted" Thibodeau, 83, died May 19, 2012, in Bangor. He was born Oct. 29, 1928, in Connor, son of the late Leo and Bridget (Fournier) Thibodeau. Mr. Thibodeau was an active member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, where he was a charter member of the Rev. Abel Hebert Council Knights of Columbus. At the time of...Read Full Story

To commemorate my six years of ramblings, here are six  random posts (and one Easter Egg) in no particular order: Pope Pius XI Spaghetti Western Star: I found a post on Fr Z's blog about the good Pope packing a revolver and speculated on titles for possible Spaghetti Westerns starring him. Samson and the Destruction of the Temple was a brief post on whether Samson destroying the temple was suicide. David and Popes is an apologetic post on corrupt Popes. 100 places on my bucket list My...Read Full Story

Its time again for Sunday Snippets! Monday I had Wisdom from Father Jose 23. Two more and the series will be complete. Tuesday was a link to the Wallace-Sanger interview and 6 Year Blogiversary. Thursday I posted an icon for Theotokos Thursday. Friday I posted 7 Quick Takes and Saint Quiz XVI. Today, was a funny pope pic and an example of strange things you say as a parent. May God bless all who read my ramblings, Adopt A Catholic BlogRead Full Story

"Uncertainty dominates most of our life... but there is something rather someone who is our certainty, our life, our hope...Our Lord Jesus Christ." --Fr Jose Ramirez May God bless all who read my ramblings, Adopt A Catholic BlogRead Full Story

Another busy week of blogging. Unfortunately, I have a lot of free time as of late. I posted two Monty Python videos Sunday in Sunday Evening Humor from Monty Python. Monday was Wisdom from Father Jose 19. Wednesday was A Story about St Anthony of the Desert and And now for something completely Byzantine, topped of with One of my many random thoughts. Thursday was Footprints. Today was Lazarus Saturday (its Lazarus Saturday in the Byzantine Churches) and Food for thought. Don't forget to...Read Full Story

Christ is risen! I hope everyone is having a blessed Easter season. On Monday there was more Wisdom from Father Jose and on Tuesday it was revealed which Springfield the Simpsons is set in. Thursday was a meme on Christian persecution. I joined in the Seven Quick Takes on Friday and Saturday I had a short post about the annual miracle of the Holy Fire. Please check out the other Sunday Snippets at This That and the Other Thing. May God bless all who read my ramblings, Adopt A Catholic BlogRead Full Story

In a previous post, this Blog examined how Deborah Dwork, Director of Clark University's Strassler Center for Holocaust & Genocide Studies, has engaged in historical revisionism, insisting that Pope Pius XII "failed Europe's Jews miserably, unconscionably."  This asinine accusation was thoroughly refuted.  What makes this slander all the more damnable is that Hitler and the Third Reich desired "to trample the Catholic Church as one does a frog." It was on September 9, 1943 that Hitler said...Read Full Story

A painting of Sedes Sapientiae (Seat of Wisdom). image source May God bless all who read my ramblings, Adopt A Catholic BlogRead Full Story