Archive for November, 2008

Andrew M. Greeley: A Short Tribute

Friday, November 14th, 2008

I was shocked to find out that the Roman Catholic priest and writer, Andrew M. Greely, was seriously injured in a freak accident last Friday, November 7th. According to a report in the Chicago Sun Times, the priest had taken a cab to the L station in Chicago to return home after a lecture. As [...]

Republican Burial Grounds

Tuesday, November 11th, 2008

My last thoughts on the election; or at least my last published thoughts for awhile. I’m going to regroup and concentrate on what is really important: the Church as the Body of Jesus Christ and what that means in terms of perspective and daily life. Still, the election brings up some curious results. First of [...]

First They Legislated..

Wednesday, November 5th, 2008

We, the United States citizens, have elected the first declared radically left wing President. It does not matter if the popular vote in favor of this change was 52% of the populace; this country works in terms of the electoral college and on those terms it was a mandate. Those in power will act on [...]

An Unenthused Choice

Tuesday, November 4th, 2008

This was my hardest election ever to vote. As I noted before, I do not think it is an option not to vote; however, this election was the first to temp me in that non-direction. I voted against rather than for a candidate. McCain ran a sloppy campaign because frankly even he didn’t believe the [...]