Abortion Activist: All Babies Conceived Accidentally Should Be Aborted

Abortion Activist: All Babies Conceived Accidentally Should Be Aborted

What a sad, and completely wrong, attitude.  NO baby should be aborted.

It Made Me Want To See The Movie!

When I was a kid, before movies began to be rated G, M (now PG), R, and X, there were four words that always made me want to see the movie they described.  Those four words would make me practically beg my mom to let me see that movie.

(It never worked.  Never.)

And what were those four enticing, tantalizing words?

Not recommended for children.

Obama Awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to Abortion Activist Meryl Streep

Obama Awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to Abortion Activist Meryl Streep

According to the article, this isn't the first time Obama has honored abortion activists.  For example, last year he awarded
this medal to Gloria Steinem.  I blogged about it at the time, and I'm going to repeat what I said then:
If he could, Obama would canonize Margaret Sanger!

Changing a Tradition? Maybe

Well, in one more week it will be Advent, and a new liturgical year will begin.

I'm seriously thinking about changing a time-honored tradition;

I might make my New Year's resolution at the start of the Liturgical year, instead of waiting until January 1st.

And I'm going to make one short-term resolution right now:

I resolve NOT to make too many resolutions for the coming year.

Sunday Snippets--A Catholic Carnival

Come on over to Rann's blog for Sunday Snippets, where Catholic bloggers like me share our posts.  I've found some wonderful blogs here.  How about sharing yours?

Semper Gaudete! : Five Posts in One

Semper Gaudete! : Chicago Public School Teaches Fifth Graders About “Safe” Anal Sex

Semper Gaudete! : A Comic Book Connection

Semper Gaudete! : Book Covers

Semper Gaudete! : The Sock and the Glove

Semper Gaudete! : Books Read In The Past Week

Books Read In The Past Week

Books read for the first time are marked with a #

Books, (except Sunday books) are grouped by author, and not necessarily in the order read.

"Love God And Do What You Please"

by St. Alphonsus Liguori

adapted by M. J. Huber

[spiritual reading]
a favorite of mine; thank God it wasn't one
of the books lost when I moved.
"Blueberry Muffins"
by Colleen Spiro
[nonfiction, anecdotes, autobiographical]
(Kindle book)

Harry Dee 
or Making it Out"
("Working it Out" in the edition
published by TAN books)
"Bobby in Movieland"
by Fr. Francis J. Finn, S.J.
[children's fiction, Catholic]
(free online books)
{Sunday books}

A Book for Weekdays AND Sundays

"A 40-Day Spiritual Workout for Catholics"

by Bob Rice

Chapters 10-16 

one chapter a day

"The City Boy"
by Herman Wouk
[fiction]
{carrying over into next week}
one of my favorite books.

The S.W.F. Club" #
by Caroline E. Jacobs
[children's fiction]
(free Kindle book)
{carrying over into next week}

"Soup"
by Robert Newton Peck
[fiction,  partly autobiographical]

"Jughead With Archie Comic Digest No. 61"

"Squawk to the Moon, Little Goose"
by Edna Mitchell Preston
[picture book]
(openlibrary.org loan)

"The weed with an ill name"
Description:
Originally published in the 1800's by an unknown
author. Rewritten in children's language and modern
English by Triangle Press
[children's fiction, Christian, (Protestant), non-denominational)

"A Grand Man"
by Catherine Cookson
[fiction]
(Kindle book)
{carrying over into next week}
It's been years since I've read the "Mary Ann"
books, and I was delighted to find them on Kindle.
Some of the books are available for free on openlibrary.org.

The Sock and the Glove

Just a bit of nonsense.

The sock saw the glove

and fell in love;

The glove saw the sock

And was smitten.

Filled with desire,

They were wed in the dryer,

and became the parents of a mitten.