I see my shepherd sitting over there. Sometimes he looks at us. Sometimes he looks everywhere else. He's always taking care of us. I like it when he is close by. I feel safe. We have been here for a long time. I wonder if he will move us soon. The grass that is here … Continue reading The Shepherd
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The Right to Die?
Wikipedia has a page on the right to die, which is the central argument for Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) in Canada. The arguments on that page for the right to die are: If one has the right to live, then one must have the right to die, both on their terms. Death is a … Continue reading The Right to Die?
Suffering – Note to Self
How much have I suffered in this life? Have I had to absorb all the sins of the world? Have I been abandoned by almost everyone in my life? Have I been arrested, beaten, spat upon, mocked, cursed, and sentenced to death? Have I been whipped until my skin is hanging in shreds from my … Continue reading Suffering – Note to Self
Happy Father’s Day
Happy Father's Day to all the Christian Dads out there. No matter how far from, or how close to, God you may be, may you move a little closer each day. Peace be with you. Steve.
Thank You for Everything
Thank you, God, for everything. Everything big and everything small; Everything I know about and everything I don't know at all; Everything easy and everything hard; But most all, Thank You for Your Love.
Change Attitudes First?
According to a Lifesite News article (see here), Pope Leo said the following in an interview: People want the Church doctrine to change, want attitudes to change. I think we have to change attitudes before we ever change doctrine. Given that Catholic Church doctrine is the teaching of Jesus, as stated by Him or as … Continue reading Change Attitudes First?
Patient Endurance
Luke 8:15 - But as for that in the good soil, these are the ones who, when they hear the word, hold it fast in an honest and good heart, and bear fruit with patient endurance. I especially like this line from Luke as it encapsulates, very simply, what I must do. It's nothing fancy, … Continue reading Patient Endurance
Catholic Ontario Election Information
In Ontario, where I live, a provincial election has been called. There was legislation in place to have elections every 4 years on a specific date, but the Conservative party has decided that the law doesn't apply to them and they've called a snap election for February 27, 2025. It's all very disgusting, and I … Continue reading Catholic Ontario Election Information
In Bed with the Government…Again
A couple of days ago I was reading this article about the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) and the cutbacks in funding that have occurred because of the Trump administration's review of the USAID organization. When will the leaders of the Catholic Church learn that when you go to bed with the government … Continue reading In Bed with the Government…Again
Sinners Special
Jeremy was working in the kitchen of his food truck, preparing everything for the lunchtime rush. He was parked in his usual spot along the road running beside the park, which was on the shore of the lake. He took a moment to look out the order window and smiled. It was a beautiful, warm, … Continue reading Sinners Special
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