Author Archives: Mr. Ross

At Good Friday services last week, during the readings, when the congregation said, “Crucify Him,” for the first time in my life I accepted the fact that I too would have been in the crowd shouting those very same words.  … Continue reading →

Serve God love me and men This is not the end Live unbruised we are friends And I’m sorry I’m sorry Sigh no more, no more One foot in sea, one on shore My heart was never pure you know … Continue reading →

“I decided only three things matter ultimately: Whom do I love? How have I lived my life? Am I ready for whatever is next? Like others, I have found meaningful answers to those questions in my Christian faith.” here.

I am conservative. To me this primarily means that decision making should be made at the most local level. When an individual has a need or issue, one’s first line of help should be the family. If the family cannot … Continue reading →

I’ve watched two of these portrait videos and find them to be very moving and encouraging. I would highly recommend them. New birth portraits.

ABC News Story. Gay activists denied communion. Archbishop Nienstedt Interview with Minnesota Public Radio. Pro gay marriage Catholic Artist response.

James Hunter argues in his book that the Christian left and the Christian right are different sides of the same coin. On Mr. Allan R. Bevere’s blog, he states in his understanding of this book that “both the religious right and the left … Continue reading →

“As their contribution to this community will be prayer rather than property taxes the town will take a large loss on the currently paid property taxes,” Elliott wrote. “As for prayer, I am sure we are all grateful for that … Continue reading →

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