St Edmonds Catholic Church in Lafayette Louisiana.
Because of time limitations yesterday , I was not able to do the daily Louisiana Catholic blogger roundup. Here is the post that Louisiana Catholic Bloggers have been doing since I last updated on Thursday.
Full Circle has a couple of good posts up . Go see Pope gets radical and woos the Anglicans, Vatican-Orthodox commision agree on primacy of Pope . I agree 100 percent with his post here. That is Oh that wonderous modern music in our liturgy .
Thoughts & Ruminations from Fr. Ryan hits the Boston Globe article that is about the lack of Pro-life Democrats and that cities Cardinal feelings about that. Go see his post From the Boston Globe:
Cajun Cottage Under the Oaks has a very nice post here Time for Thanksgiving. She also gives us a sneak peak at another book she is writing here at Sneak Peek... A nice post here at Poetry Friday: Where We Do School on Cold, Blustery Autumn Mornings . She also has a Book Walk Up-Date.
Alive and Young has a post here that tell us of a Cardinal Sin that happened. The puring out of so much good Jack Daniels. Go see NOT THE JACK! . Also see his post Preparing for Christmas Part 1: Parking
Catholic Underground has their weekly update as to their podcast. A podcast that has a worldwide following I not looking at their past comment sections. Go see Episode 58: No Matter How You Slice It. The description is "In this episode, we talk about forming a Catholic Open Source movement, our CU pick of the week is in there somewhere, and a very merciful bishop attempts to save the souls of some lady sheep. Also, some audio backChat, no news is good news on the CatholiCon front, and we chat a little about scripture and tradition. Wow!"
Arrival : The Parousian Weblog has a very nice post here An Ecstatic Suffering .
From The Recamier had a very good post yesterday which is located here. She starts out with the Saints we honored yesterday. That is Saint Margaret of Scotland (died 1093). This by the way is the Patron Saint of the Church I attend in Homer. I have always thought that was an appropriate Saint for Catholic Parish in this region. Mainly because of the Scottish ancestry of so many people here. Imagine if we started asking her intercession. We might have many converts in my my neck of the woods. She also hits on Saint Edmund Rich of Abington, Bishop (died 1241) and Saint Gertrude the Great, Virgin (died 1302). She also is talking about a comet that perhaps we can see. I am not sue if we can see ti tonight but if we can I shall post on it.
Catholic Tube has several vids up since I last checked them out on Thursday. Go see Pope Benedict XVI Plans U.S. Trip , and Fr. Groeschel - Attack of Hedonism. His latest one is Father John McCloskey speaks on the subject of disordered views of sexuality on the Road To Cana TV series.
A Number of Things has a a great recipe up at Baked Spaghetti.
Astonished, Yet at Home! is in need of our prayers. Go see In the Hospital Again .
I will end with the posts and links that The Brown Pelican Society has for today.
Cardinal O’Malley Rebukes Democrats on Abortion: Voting for Pro-Abortion Candidates 'Borders on Scandal'....Endangers One's Salvation!
Use of Contraceptive Pills Icreases Risk of Uterine Cancer
Pope is Working on Three Documents Simultaneously, Vatican Sources Say
No One is Talking About Giuliani's History of Liberal Judge Appointments
IF IT WASN'T CLEAR BEFORE, IT'S CRYSTAL CLEAR NOW: DEM CANDIDATES WANT PRO- ABORTION JUSTICES
DISTORTING THE TRUTH: CNN Misleads on Catholic Bishops’ Abortion Views, Quotes Only Liberal Dissenters
URGENT PRESS RELEASE From Eduardo Verastegui, Lead Actor and Producer of Film "Bella"
Bozell Says Media 'In Lock-Step' With Clinton Campaign; Pitching Her Softball After Softball
Colorado Supreme Court Permits Embryonic Personhood Ballot Measure
Mike Huckabee: Pro-Life, Pro-Family Republican
Presidential Nominee(let me say that while good, this article has many misconceptions about Mike Huckabee that are largely myths)
TODAY'S GOSPEL & MEDITATION - The Best Scenario Possible
TODAY'S SAINT - St. Elizabeth of Hungary (1207-1231)
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