The Pearl of York: Saint Margaret Clitherow, Today is the Anniversary of Her Execution - Stephanie A. Mann, Supremacy and Survival The English Reformation
“Suddenly, I Was Surrounded by Life” - Jennifer Fulwiler, National Catholic Register
Pope John Paul II Wanted Confession During Mass - Taylor Marshall, Canterbury Tales
Was Jesus a Political Activist? - Kathryn Jean Lopez, Jesus of Nazareth Book Blog
Speaking in Tongues or is It Hogwash? The Cynic Confronts Charismata: Glossolalia - Danica, Catholic Phoenix
Bored to Death: We Live in Days of Distraction - R.J. Snell, Public Discourse
The Church’s “Sex Problem” - Anthony S. Layne, Outside the Asylum
U.S. State Department Lies about the Holy See - Austin Ruse, The Catholic Thing
Blood Boiling: ‘You Have to Have Sex if You Want to Find Someone’ - Not a Minx a Moron or a Parasite
Does a Parish Priest Have to Ask Permission of a Bishop to Allow Marriages in the Extraordinary Form of the Latin rite Mass? - Father John Zuhlsdorf, What Does The Prayer Really Say?
This will be a continuing series, Monday through Saturday twice a day, that I will be contributing for the National Catholic Register by www.ThePulp.it.
John Zmirak: We Are All Islamists Now
Benjamin Wiker: The Church and the (Secular) State
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Thanks for sharing the St. Margaret of Clitherow link! I chose her as my patron Saint as another Catholic convert.
Claire,
I learn something new everyday as I read and browse the Catholic blogosphere. I had to put her in there for the reason that I love reading about perseverance in faith while undergoing extreme circumstances that tests it.
In Jesus, Mary, & Joseph,
Tito
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