One Collection Helps Another

I was looking around the Internet for some more magnets to add to my collection (or, for now, my shopping carts!). Well, while looking, I came across something for my Chocolate Collection! I never heard of Kayo Soda, but I remember the character from the old "Moon Mullins" comic strip. Actually, I haven't thought about that strip in years!

Sunday Snippets--A Catholic Carnival

Join me and other Catholic bloggers at Sunday Snippets. Thanks to RAnn for hosting! I've found some wonderful blogs here! 
Semper Gaudete!: Ongoing Novena for a Reversal of the HHS Mandate REPOSTED
Semper Gaudete!: Links to some of Fr. Frank Pavone's Homilies
Semper Gaudete!: Two More Images of The Resurrection 
Semper Gaudete!: Homily 2012-04-09 - Fr Joseph Mary MFVA - Monday in the Octave of Easter Semper Gaudete!: Something Tangible 
Semper Gaudete!:More About My Offline Collection 
Semper Gaudete!: Homily 2012-04-11 - Fr Anthony Mary MFVA - Wednesday in the Octave of Easter 
Semper Gaudete!: NunEssential: Clergy For Choice?
Semper Gaudete!: Wonderful Homily by Fr. Edmund Sylvia
Semper Gaudete!: Quote From "Clergy For Choice"
Semper Gaudete!: In Honor of The Gospel We'll Be Hearing Tomorrow
Semper Gaudete!: Books Read This Week

Books Read This Week

Books read for the first time are marked with a #

"Kathy's New Brother"
(carried over from last week)
by Hilda Stahl
[children's fiction, Christian, Protestant, {denomination(s) not specified} series]

"Oklahoma Run" #
by Alberta Wilson Constant
[historical fiction]

"Anne of the Island"
"Anne of Windy Poplars"
{carrying over into next week}
by L.M. Montgomery

In Honor of The Gospel We'll Be Hearing Tomorrow

I searched for a painting of Doubting Thomas for my Rosary Art Collection.

Links to some of Fr. Frank Pavone's Homilies

Click Here.
Please share this wherever you can.

Quote From "Clergy For Choice"

It is with great nausea that I present this quote from Clergy For Choice. "We believe that human life is holy. That’s why we believe in your right to choose to be a parent or not."
And now, a quote from Mark Twain:

The difference between these two quotes: Mark Twain was being humorous. There is nothing remotely funny about the quote from Clergy For Choice.

Wonderful Homily by Fr. Edmund Sylvia

Great homily from Fr. Edmund Sylvia. Don't miss the last three words!