FINDING TRUTH WHEREVER IT MAY BE FOUND: "If a man is genuinely superior to his fellows the first thing he believes in is the equality of man." from G. K. Chesterton's, "Heretics"
QUOTE II: "The first-rate great man is equal with other men, like Shakespeare. The second-rate great man is on his knees to other men, like Whitman. The third-rate great man is superior to other men, like Whistler." from G. K. Chesterton's, "Heretics"
IN OTHER NEWS:
Fr. Ference has an interesting article on Word on Fire concerning a profile of the 2015 ordinandi. Read more HERE. Interesting side note: There are 595 men being ordained to the priesthood in the United States this year. However, there are 196 dioceses in the United States. That means there are only about three men per diocese who are being ordained. The Diocese of Cleveland continues to ordain more than its fair share with four this year.
According to the Diocese of Cleveland Enewsletter, the number of men being ordained continues to increase in general. Read more HERE.
Lynn sent the article, "What Happened to Our Catholic Artists" which you can find HERE.
You'll have to go to Vimo for today video. It was made by a young lady who lived at the orphanage that St. Sebastian's mission team visited in El Salvador. See more HERE.
Fr. Ference has an interesting article on Word on Fire concerning a profile of the 2015 ordinandi. Read more HERE. Interesting side note: There are 595 men being ordained to the priesthood in the United States this year. However, there are 196 dioceses in the United States. That means there are only about three men per diocese who are being ordained. The Diocese of Cleveland continues to ordain more than its fair share with four this year.
According to the Diocese of Cleveland Enewsletter, the number of men being ordained continues to increase in general. Read more HERE.
Lynn sent the article, "What Happened to Our Catholic Artists" which you can find HERE.
You'll have to go to Vimo for today video. It was made by a young lady who lived at the orphanage that St. Sebastian's mission team visited in El Salvador. See more HERE.
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