TUESDAY QUOTE OF THE WEEK - LIV

FINDING TRUTH WHEREVER IT MAY BE FOUND: - "It's pretty pathetic to watch theologians waste their time wondering that a left-handed, blind, black woman might somehow think the Bible exclude her, when the main message teaches exactly the opposite." The Wall Street Journal

QUOTE II - "I often think of the set pieces of liturgy as certain words that people have successfully addressed to God without their getting killed." Annie Dillard

IN OTHER NEWS:

Habemus Papem sent an outstanding site in called Catholics Come Home. "Catholics Come Home in an independent non-profit charity, started by a number of Catholic families and individuals. Some of us recently returned to our Catholic faith, and want to share our positive experiences with you. Many of us never left the Church, but recently grew to understand and appreciate our Catholic faith more deeply. All of us are part of a big Catholic family, who sincerely hope you too will find more peace, real answers, and true happiness."

For those who might be interested, a mailing came in this week about ePriest which seems pretty good. "ePriest is an outreach of Sacerdos Institute, an apostolate serving priests in union with the Church throughout the world."

Here is another game. This one is called Missionaries and Cannibals. (I hope nobody is offended but I found the concept hysterical.) The idea is to get the missionaries and cannibals across the river while not leaving too few missionaries along with the cannibals or they are toast - or - rather - served on toast. WARNING - LOW ADDICTION LEVEL. (Yes, it can be done.)