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What are we not aware of today?
Quick test. I will give you two sets of facts and events and you pick those which you think matter most today and beyond? As background, assume we have been dropped into Poland in 1918? Here are the first set … Continue reading
Jorge Ramos: Small man with even smaller ideas
Univision network’s diminutive anchorman, Jorge Ramos, has pointed his cannon at John Paul II and the Catholic Church. Fortunately for us Catholics, his is a short cannon with limp arguments, as I will detail, but first a little background.
Worst Day At Miami High Still Pretty Good
The Miami High Sports Hall of Fame welcomed eight new members in its 2011 induction ceremony April 16th at the Miami High Auditorium. There may have been a more diverse crowd gathered in Miami that night, but none with a … Continue reading
Posted in 2TG Favorites, Miami Senior High
Tagged Anaut, Fernando Costales, George C. Dorste, Miami Senior High, Orange Bowl, Shakey Rodriguez
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The Empty Tomb in a Garden
Have you ever reflected on the role gardens play in our Christian faith? Fr Valle has, an excerpt from his Easter homily: It is very interesting that Mary ends up in a garden looking for Jesus. After all, this whole … Continue reading
Great Silence
The following is from the Catholic Radio Dramas website: The Lord descends into hell* (*Limbo the place of waiting) Something strange is happening – there is a great silence on earth today, a great silence and stillness. The whole earth … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Faith & Inspiration
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Pope Benedict XVI: I don’t know
“I ask myself the same question.” We don’t have the answers, but we know that Jesus suffered as innocent children suffer.” That was Pope Benedict XVI’s response to a 7-year-old Japanese girl’s question about why children suffer. More from Pope … Continue reading
Castro Proposes Post-Death Limits For Public Office
Havana, Cuba (CNN) — Cuban President Raul Castro on Saturday proposed setting post-death limits for public office in a country where two brothers have ruled for more than 50 years. “We have arrived at the conclusion that it is advisable … Continue reading
Morrison and the Door Closers
The 2011 Marlins have a rock band feel about them. Morrison and the Doors – as in Logan Morrison and a bullpen that closes on everything; doors, streaks, an LA Woman, hopes and rallies. Hopefully, my wordplay will be the … Continue reading
Posted in Miami Marlins & MLB
Tagged Dinner Key Auditorium, Jim Morrison, Logan Morrison, The Doors
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Bill Simmons: Tiger Apologetic But LeBron Birther
Some people just can’t let some things go. One of my favorite sports writers has now so invested himself in hating LeBron James that he inserts cheap shots in columns which have nothing to do with LeBron. Normally I am … Continue reading
Oh Hanley! Still
When I saw Hanley Ramirez appear to get seriously hurt in Friday’s Marlins win at Houston, my reaction was a disappointed ‘oooh Hanley.’ Ramirez was off to a slow start and now this. The feeling was, ‘this guy’s not our … Continue reading
Posted in Miami Marlins & MLB
Tagged Hanley Ramirez, Joe Posnanski, Lollygagers, Rich Waltz
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