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Instead of stopping the rise of the oceans, Oshithead caused oil to start rising out of the ground….probably because we're not drilling for it anymore.
…maybe we could worship trees and start throwing virgins in the oil like the druids did. That would be PROGRESS.
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The article about radioactive insects spreading Fukushima contamination is interesting too.
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You punch a hole in the ground down here you're going to get 1 of three things: water, gas or oil……and taxed for it.
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Made me think of this: http://www.theonion.com/video/in-the-know-should-the-government-stop-dumping-mon,14289/
Apparently The Onion has ads now, sorry about that.
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Drill baby, drill!….To save the wetlands!
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Anyone seen Jed Clampett lately?
Last I heard he was in that area shootin' up some food.
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Uncle Jed! Uncle Jed!
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Sad thng is, instead of tapping it for more oil, this admin will declare it an environmental hazardous cleanup site and use billions of taxpayer dollars to dispose of this earth destroying liquid carbon.


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Okay boys and girls, with less than two weeks til the Daytona 500, it's time to talk championships. NASCAR gave the media 35 drivers from which to pick our top 12. Each of of us ranked the drivers 35 to 1. This is a look at my ballot. We will start today with what I call the best of the rest, divers 35-13. Then over the next 12 days we will countdown who I think will make the chase, and I will revill my vote for champ on Sunday February 20, just before the green flag drops on the season.
35. Joe Nemecheck: I like Front Row Joe a lot. I really do. And I respect that he is just trying to race. Even as a start and park. He's starting and parking to make enough money to run a handful of full races. But he just doens't have the money or equipment to compete.
34. Michael McDowell: Another likely start and park. Talented guy, wont have a chance to compete. He has hooked on to run a number of Nationwide races for Joe Gibbs, so he might have a chance to get into a better ride next year.
33. JJ Yealy: I'm actually happy every time I see Yealy on the track. I love the underdog and I rooted for JJ the entire time he was at JGR. But he just doesnt have the stuff now.
32. Dave Blaney: He is a great driver, but he's been reduced to a start and parker. He is one of the better start and parks and will put it up front in qualifying a few times this year.
31. David Gilliand: Okay now we are getting into the guys that claim to try an run some races. Gilliand was once the hottest new star in NASCAR, and he is certainly the champion of more with less. But now he's with a team that still at times starts and parks.
30. Casey Mears: Confession time. For those who don't know me, Casey Mears was my first series favorite driver as a NASCAR fan. I can into the sport about the same time he did. And I still love the kid. I am thrilled to death that he has a full time ride. But Germain is still a newby on the cup scene. They are not ready to compete for a title.
29. Bobby Labonte: A former champion, and he's with a better team now. JTG Daurghty is legit. But he is on the downside of his career. Bobby can still race, but the competition is tough and fill with young talent on the upside of their's.
28. Paul Menard: Menard is a nice enough guy, but there are two reasons I feel the move to RCR is not going to work. First, RCR works better as a three team operation. They tried 4 before, it didn't work. Also, I'm just not that convinced that Menard is a good as the media has hyped him to be. But that's just me.
27. AJ Allmendinger: Is there a more charismaticdriver in the garage area? Maybe his teammate, but we will get to him in a minute. The Dinger can drive, but this is a rebuilding year for Richard Petty Motorsports.
26. Regan Smith: As far as I'm concerned this former Rookie of the Year already has his first cup win. I saw it with my own easy in Talleadega, even if NASCAR says Tony Stewart won that race. This is a kid that knows how to to more with less, and the Furniture Row team is coming into its own.
25. David Ragan: Ragan needs to win this season. But I'm not sure things will work out at Roush-Fenway for the kid. This season will be the test.
24. Brad Keselowski: This kid has been handed to the keys to the famous blue deuce. And he has a lot of talent. But he has to learn to harness it before he can be a true competitor.
23. Kasey Kahne: Kasey makes the move to Red Bull Racing this year, but it's just a one year arrangement. And as good as Kahne is, it's a tough situation to be in.
22. Dale Earnhardt, Jr.: Being in the best equipment is not always a recipe for success. Look at Jamie McMurray. He has has 5 time more success at Ganassi, then he ever had a Roush. Maybe it's time for Junior and Hendrick to admit that.
21. Mark Martin: See Kasey Kahne. With the kid breathin down his neck and a new crew chief, it's gonna be tough.
20. Marcos Ambrose: This is the year Marcos finally wins a race, my guess is Watkins Glenn. And although he has improved on the ovals, this will be a tough year all around for RPM.
19. Jeff Burton: I believe the addition of a 4th team will bring everyone at RCR down, and a the competition gets tougher, I dont see many chances to win races for Burton. He's consistent, but as tough as the cup scene is consistency is not enough.
18. Brian Vickers: I believe in this kid. I picked him to make the chase two years ago. But it will take him a while to get back in the grove after sitting out half of last season.
17. David Reutimann: He was a sexy pick to make the chase last season, and he could sneak in this season if he can win a race or two. But there just seams to be something missing at Michael Waltrip Racing.
16. Martin Truex, Jr: Which is why his teammate is right next to him on my ballot. Bith drivers are incredibley talented, but this is a tough crowd.
15. Juan Pablo Montoya: He's a good driver, but I am beginning to think that his run two years a go might be a fluke. Then again, I would be the least bit surprised if he made the chase.
14. Ryan Newman: Before there was Casey Mears, there was Ryan Newman for me. He was my first favorite driver. But they have got to find consistency, not just speed,if they want to make the chase. You have to finish the race.
13. Matt Kenseth: If I was Matt, I would feel like Rodney Dangerfield. It seems like every change to the chase is pointed at him. I think it's likely that he will finish well above the last two teams to make the chase, but because he did not win a race, be the first causality of the new format.
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Hi, im looking for a WEBLEY NO. 2 MK 1 FLARE GUN. And that the seller be willing to ship internationally.
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Last year was pivotal for nuclear power. On May 13, 1994, the board of directors of the Washington Public Power Supply System (WPPSS) voted 9-4 to terminate reactors WNP-1 and WNP-3, triggering a...
Nuclear Registration: The Untold Story
Last year was pivotal for nuclear power. On May 13, 1994, the board of directors of the Washington Public Power Supply System (WPPSS) voted 9-4 to terminate reactors WNP-1 and WNP-3, triggering a dismantling of the two mothballed reactors, both about 70 percent complete. For ratepayers in the Pacific Northwest, the decision offered no relief from bills for construction of the two plants (em recently estimated at about $350 million per year for the next 24 years1. In many ways, WPPSS and its troubled history is a microcosm of the U.S. nuclear industry, now largely brought to a halt.Meanwhile, other nations continue to build nuclear reactors, such as France, Japan, Korea, and China. Still others are planning to start nuclear programs, including Indonesia, Thailand, and Turkey. This contrast between domestic and foreign nuclear experience remains largely hidden from view in America.
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Common journalistic lore tells us that the WPPSS default was a case of bad management (em of farmers acting as nuclear construction contractors, of reactors built when they weren't needed. In fact, there were management problems; past managing director Bob Ferguson has said so. The public has also been told there were labor problems. And yes, labor leaders concede that too. But what the public has not been told is the tremendous impact of regulatory agencies upon the domestic nuclear industry.
A recent study indicates that 60 to 80 percent of the nuclear cost overruns in the United States are attributable to regulations,2 not to management or labor. That large power plants were built in the United States in the early 70's for $150 million suggests the magnitude of the subsequent regulatory costs as well. A quick look reveals that the problems encountered at WPPSS mirrored those from around the country. They fall within five broad categories:
s Rules. Exploding regulations boosted construction and operating costs by 500 percent and more.
s Backfitting. With continual changes in regulations, low bidders on construction contracts could expect to make millions from change orders.
s Stubbornness. Reluctant to share and learn from each other, utilities forfeited their collective knowledge.
s Secrecy. Media relations failed to communicate effectively with the public.
s Bad Press. An unholy alliance between critics and journalists soured public opinion.
Only recently have utilities opened up to discuss nuclear power. Ken Harrison, president and chief executive officer of Portland General Electric, owner of the recently terminated Trojan
reactor, acknowledged that poor communication played a big part in forcing the plant's closure. He stated:
"People were not prepared. We didn't lay the groundwork to help them, help allay the skepticism, the uncertainty, the uneasiness . . . . We know we have all the technical expertise. We know how to build these things. We know what's most economic. Just let us do it and stay out of our hair."3Historically, the public has been frightened of the technology. A few more regulations, good or bad, promoted under the concept of greater safety, would appear reasonable to most persons. But the direct relationship between regulation and energy costs still


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A remote overflow exists in Sendmail. The "prescan()" function fails to perform proper bounds checking resulting in a buffer overflow. By using an email message with a specially crafted address, an attacker can cause arbitrary code execution resulting in a loss of integrity.
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Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:Brothers of Earth: The leader of the Hana was a Priestess-Ruler in a world of humanoid aliens. Yet she was more closely related to her human prisoner, Kurt Morgan, though their star nations had been bitter enemies for two thousand years. She granted Kurt Moragn his lfie, but for a price: that he remain indebted to his captors, immersed in an alien environment which threatened to drive him mad. Beset with doubts, Kurt accepted the terms of his capture and despite his misgivings became intrigued with his life. For he shared something unique with his captor—both of them had survived the destruction of their worlds. And then they realized that the world on which they now lived was on the brink of a devastating war, and they were perhaps the only two sentient beings there who understood the ultimate sacrifice that might come from such a conflict. Could they save this world, or would they die with their adopted planet, humanitys orphans at the edge of space Hunter of Worlds: The Iduve were the most advanced spacefaring race in the galaxy. They traveled where they pleased in giant city-sized vessels, engrossed with their own affairs. The Iduve were humanoid, but they differed from Earths own humans in one significant way: they were pure predators incapable of human emotion. Aiela was a world-survey officer who found himself abducted to serve the Iduve clanship Ashanome. Forcibly mind-linked with two other captives, life for Aiela became wholly dedicated to the service of his captors. But then the Ashanome came to the world of Priamos, a war-torn planet caught in a struggle between humans and the alien race known as the amaut. When she discovered that her fugitive brother was hiding there, Chimele, leader of the Ashanome, was willing to sacrifice this entire world to destroy him. And Priamos only hope for survival lay with Aiela and his fellow captives Synopsis:Now, two of C.J. Cherryh's long-unavailable early classics are together in one omnibus edition. Brothers of Earth and Hunter of Worlds chronicle the survival of solitary humans among hostile, predatory aliens on the fringes of human-explored space-and represent Cherryh's early best.
Synopsis:Two early and long-unavailable novels by the Hugo Award-winning author are now available in this omnibus volume. Contains "Brothers of Earth" and "Hunter of Worlds." Original.
About the AuthorC. J. Cherryh planned to write since the age of ten. When she was older, she learned to use a type writer while triple-majoring in Classics, Latin and Greek. At 33, she signed over her first three books to DAW and has worked with DAW ever since. She can be found at cherryh.com. Table of ContentsBrothers of Earth — Hunter of worlds.
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Johan Andersson, Studio Manager at Paradox Studio is taking any questions you might have until 11pm CEST over here:
While you're at it, make sure to subscribe to the Paradox sub-reddit ;-)
Johan Andersson, Studio Manager at Paradox Studio is taking any questions you might have until 11pm CEST over here:
While you're at it, make sure to subscribe to the Paradox sub-reddit ;-)
I'm still there for another 90 minutes.
Being asked plenty of questions about games he didn't make. :-)
"Our officers of cavalry have acquired a trick of galloping at everything. They never consider the situation, never think of manoeuvring before an enemy, and never keep back or provide a reserve."
"I didnt want to change society. I wanted to give society a chance to determine if it should change itself."
"Jeszcze będzie przepięknie."
Some interesting replies though... these caught my eye
I would love to see a Paradox space 4X game because it would be so different to all the others on the market.A real galactic space simulation.
Thanks for the post, it was a nice read. But next time, I would recommend posting it in the main IAMA subreddit and x-posting it to /r/paradoxplaza. The larger one is far more populated and you'll get far more attention there. The magicka guys posted an IAMA there and got 4-5 times as many comments as you did Johan.
Does Might Make Right? No.
Does Right Need Might? Yes.
I have GMed the following WW games: Werewolf: Escape from Monkey Island XLIII Werewolf LIV: The rise of Bal Werewolf LVI: The battle of Kharkov Werewolf LIX: The Salem Witch Trials Werewolf LXIII: van Helsings Retirement Party Werewolf XCII: The Vampire Civil War
"If I were a betting man, I'd put my life savings on us making another hoi3 expansion..."
Very informative, many good comments. It's a pity that there seems to be little interest in creating a game set in the Ancient Greece, as there is much unexplored potential there. The game could combine the best elements of EUIII and CKII.
So, definately a HOI3 expansion. Maybe a EU3 expansion and potentially something outside of the 1066-1950 timeframe (please be Rome 2). That sounds pretty good to me.
Yes, I'd encourage you to do it again.
I did play as the Ptolemies in EU Rome, which was a lot of fun and the Roman Republic had only two provinces or so.
Romance of the Three Kingdoms in the makings...?
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"Only when I read your posts." -trajan
Yeah, well... sometimes nothin' can be a real cool hand.
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So, when do we get an interview over at /v/?
I about died when I read that Johan wants Rome 2. Whatever I have to do to appease the gods, I will do it for Rome 2.
I also liked a couple of other hints at internal projects and ideas that were cooking.
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PICKERING -- The City of Pickering is moving ahead with several projects to increase accessibility and improve community facilities thanks to several grants from the federal Community Infrastructure Improvement Fund.
Renovations to the banquet hall at the Pickering Recreation Complex will include the replacement of lighting, with new energy efficient lighting controls and fixtures, new flooring, a new sound system, new audio visual system and the redesign, renovation and upgrading of washroom facilities to bring them up to the standards of the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act.
The total project cost is $786,843, with the grant covering $228,719.
The City will also be installing an accessible entrance to the West Shore Community Centre, which will include a ramp and railing, redesign and installation of an upgraded interior entrance space, new energy efficient lighting fixtures and controls, and upgrades to the existing washroom facilities and the construction of a new accessible washroom.
The total project cost will be $314,344, with $104,677 coming from the Community Infrastructure Improvement Fund.
Both of these projects are included in the City's 2013 capital budget. Councillors voted to recommend giving the projects pre-budget approval during a meeting of the executive committee on Jan. 21. A final vote will be held at the upcoming council meeting on Jan. 28.
Making the most of the Waterfront Trail
Councillor Jennifer O'Connell urged City staff to make the bicycle tourism market more of a priority during an executive committee meeting on Jan. 21.
"This year the Waterfront Trail has made the connection to Lake Erie, that means we have nearly 600 kilometres of trail connecting to Lake Ontario, and a direct connection to the U.S. market through Windsor and Detroit," she explained, noting the province is also connected to the Quebec cycling market.
"Cycling or adventure tourists spend about $150 per day per person in whatever municipality they're in. Connecting to these two markets is an incredible opportunity I think we as a municipality need to look at."
She also encouraged staff to contribute to the province's draft cycling strategy, which is currently accepting public feedback.


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Just thirteen days left until Christmas! That means Santa and his elves are very busy right now, preparing toys for more than 1.6 billion children worldwide.
Have you ever wondered about how he gets it done? Well, here's a mathematical breakdown of his schedule come Christmas Eve.
Santa will visit 5,556 homes per second! That's 640,000,000 stops!
While doing it, he'll eat 150 billion calories worth of milk and cookies.
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And when it comes to presents this year, Santa will spend nearly $487-billion!
In total, those gifts will be wrapped with 1.6 million miles of wrapping paper.
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SATURDAY HOMILY: John 6:66 and the HHS Mandate
When it comes to good and evil, there is never any possibility of compromise.
Every sin, even the slightest of sins, is a turning away from God. The Catechism of the Catholic Church tells us (1850): "Sin sets itself against God's love for us and turns our hearts away from it." But the people in today's Gospel who abandon Jesus en masse are guilty of the grave sin of incredulity which is defined by the Catechism as "the willful refusal to assent to [revealed truth]" (2089).
History is replete with tragic examples of individuals and groups who have obstinately sinned against faith through voluntary doubt, incredulity, heresy, schism and apostasy (Catechism 2087-2089). The stories of these pitiful souls make up some of the most painful chapters in the Church's 2000 year long history. Unfortunately, we don't have to go that far back to read some of those woeful chapters. In our own times of doctrinal chaos and confusion, there are many who have stubbornly followed that same itinerary of unyielding error and doubt.
But John 6:66 is where it all started. It is here that the Gospel records the first major defection from Jesus and his teaching. Many, we are told, refused to accept his clear and unequivocal doctrine regarding the Eucharist (the word itself comes from verse 11 of this chapter). Our Lord told the crowd that he would give them his flesh to eat and his blood to drink and that was the last straw. Without further hesitation and with full freedom they left him never to return.
There is nothing divinely inspired about the division of the books of the Bible according to chapters and verses. This system of organizing the sacred text came many centuries after the closing of the canon of scripture and has facilitated greatly the study of the Sacred Page.
But I have to admit there is at least something eerily coincidental about the first massive repudiation of Christ and this verse's location precisely at John 6:66. Even among the biblically and religiously illiterate masses, "666" is a number which is supremely evocative. It is the devil's number, they will say. It is the mark of the beast! It is the number of the Anti-Christ! It is the number which is synonymous with Lucifer's brazen rebellion against God himself!
In my work with teenagers, it amazes me how many of them do not know that Jesus Christ instituted 7 Sacraments but invariably nearly all of them will have immediate recognition of the infernal connotations of the numeral "666". They might even know that the number is found in that last and "scary" book of the Bible, the Book of Revelation.
What they most certainly do not know is that the "devil's number" is mentioned only once in the Book of Revelation and that its meaning is much more nuanced. We have too little space here to address this topic adequately, but this much we can say. Most likely the number "666" refers to Nero Caesar, a godless and depraved man who holds the distinction of being the first Roman emperor to launch an exceedingly cruel and bloody persecution of the Church.
In Revelation 13:17, the number "666" is linked with the "name" of the beast. When written in Hebrew (each Hebrew letter possesses a numerical value), "Nero Caesar" adds up to "666". Moreover, the Hebrew cognate for the Greek word for "beast" also adds up to "666".
St. John the Evangelist tells us in verse 18: "Wisdom is needed here; one who understands can calculate the number of the beast, for it is a number that stands for a person. His number is six hundred and sixty-six."
Wisdom is needed here. The sacred author is giving us a hint of sorts. The number "666" also appears in the Old Testament in conjunction with King Solomon who received 666 talents of gold in a year's time. He who had been known for his great wisdom soon became forgetful of God because of the immense wealth he had amassed for himself.
The "mark of the beast," then, in the Book of Revelation is intended to force believers to make a choice not unlike that of Solomon. The choice is to prefer the goods of this world (material wealth, temporal security) over the goods of heaven (salvation and interior peace). Consequently, the believer who remains faithful to Christ and refuses allegiance to the beast will pay a very high price. The price he will pay will be nothing less than poverty, persecution and martyrdom.
Scripture scholar, Dr. Michael Barber, offers this summary: "When John uses "666," he refers, at the most basic level, to fallen humanity." (Coming Soon: Unlocking the Book of Revelation and Applying Its Lessons Today, p. 177)
Now let's apply this to our current circumstances. At this juncture in our history, Catholics and other believers in this country are figuratively in that crowd of Jesus' followers described for us in John 6. We are on the verge of making a momentous decision with both temporal and eternal consequences. It is John 6:66 all over again. We are at a crossroads, but to be accurate, it has taken us decades to get here.
The silence of Catholic leaders in the face of the unleashing of the demon of artificial contraception with the U.S. Supreme Court decision Griswold vs. Connecticut (1965), coupled with their abysmal failure to fully embrace and teach the beautiful truths about marriage contained in Humanae Vitae, put us firmly on this fateful road.
Griswold invoked the so-called "right of privacy" (which is found nowhere in the Constitution) and thus paved the way for the wholesale legalization of the extermination of little boys and little girls in their mothers' womb (Roe vs. Wade and Doe. vs. Bolton in 1973).
Notwithstanding the grassroots efforts of ordinary American citizens and pro-life organizations who together have labored for over 40 years to end abortion in our land, the Church in America has for the most part paid lip service to the cause of defending the unborn. That may sound like an overly harsh assessment but I would argue it is a fair one.
In spite of initiatives like the annual "Respect Life Month" and the more recent "Fortnight for Freedom" rallies, it is apparent that the Gospel of Life has not really trickled down to the pulpits and to the pews of America. In my own state of California, for instance, Catholics vote routinely and overwhelmingly for the same pro-abortion candidates. And in the last two national elections, our wickedly pro-abortion President was catapulted to victory with the necessary help of the majority of Catholic voters.
As already stated, we have been on this dangerous path for a long time and now we are rapidly reaching the end of the line. August 1, 2013, is right around the corner. Housing Secretary and Catholic (sic) Kathleen Sebelius has announced that the infamous "HHS contraceptive mandate" will go into full effect by that date with zero accommodations being afforded to the Church and to other people of faith.
The HHS mandate will require most health plans in the United States to cover abortion-inducing drugs, contraceptives, sterilization procedures, and related education and counseling. The U.S. Bishops' Conference has called the mandate "an unprecedented violation of religious liberty by the federal government." Good faith efforts to work with the Obama administration to negotiate a solution to the standoff have been fruitless. Legal filings on the part of the Church and other parties have met with little or no success. Meanwhile, the clock is ticking.
It doesn't appear that the President is willing to budge on this. Abortion, contraception and sterilizations are almost like "sacraments" to him. If one dares disagree with him on these points one is classified as an intolerant, right wing extremist and is then accused of forcing one's religious beliefs upon others.
The irony is, Obama is the one who is doing the imposing. Faithful Catholics would say that if an individual is foolish enough to want to use any of these so-called "services" he or she is free to do so, but don't expect us to pay for it!
I have found an analogy useful in helping people to understand just what is at stake: someone said that the HHS mandate is akin to forcing an atheist to pay for the free distribution of Bibles. The atheist would say, "You want to read the Bible? That's your business, but don't expect me to pay for it!" And believers of every stripe would wholeheartedly agree.
This is logical. But when it comes to the godless, utilitarian ideology espoused by Obama, there is no room for logic. Nor is there room for true dialogue. If it wasn't clear before, it is clear now that the President, despite all his claims to the contrary, is unwilling to make any compromises. But nor can we. When it comes to good and evil, there is never any possibility of compromise.
Barring some unexpected intervention, August 1, 2013, will be the day when our true mettle as Christians will be tested. Both Catholic and Christian educational institutions and entities, as well as Christian run businesses and individuals will be put to the test. We will have to decide if we are going stand with Christ or walk away as they did in John 6:66.
I am thinking of my little and struggling parish school. The worst case scenario is that we will have to close rather than to submit to the unjust and immoral Obama diktats. I pray that that will not be necessary but only time will tell.
I find solace and encouragement, however, in the words of the Collect of today's Mass:
O God, who in the font of Baptism have made new those who believe in you, keep safe those reborn in Christ, that, defeating every onslaught of error, they may faithfully preserve the grace of your blessing.
May the prayers of our Holy Mother Mary, Help of Christians and Queen of Martyrs, gain for us divine assistance in this great hour of need.
Fr. G. Peter Irving III is a priest of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles and is Pastor of Holy Innocents Church, Long Beach, California.
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10 months ago
So, when the first followers of truth and life were asked to take a leap of faith at what figuratively sounded like cannibalism in order to remain in union with Christ some of them bolted. How tragic for a people who were saved by the blood of lams.
Now today those who remained and were blessed with the light of the fulfillment of truth seem to be asked forthrightly to pay alms to Caesars' gods of infidelity and the slaughter of innocence babes and still be worth of that light. How tragic for truth and life and the blood of Christ.
10 months ago
In the beginning: God said to Adam and Eve that if they eat the fruit they will surely die. Satan told them that God lied. Adam and Eve said no to God, and ate the fruit. Satan lied...
Two thousand years ago: Jesus said "if you don't eat my body and drink my blood you have no life within you." Satan told them that it is impossible. People said no to God, and refused the fruit. Satan lied again...
Today: God says that marriage is the best example of the Trinity is. Satan told them them that contraception is good, for there will be no life to love. People said no to God - the source of love, and sex, and refused to offer their bodies to each other. Satan lied again...
10 months ago
Thank you for this timely and much appreciated encouragement. There are some of us who are preparing for this onslaught, with prayer, yes, but also by consulting with accountants and attorneys to develop a plan to keep our schools alive and true to our Catholic Faith. For instance, home schooling is legal in the State of Ca., also anyone can have their home declared a church by meeting minimal requirements and paying a filing fee. Also, tho it certainly will cut into expendable income, enough donations to our churches and nonprofits eliminates most of what we pay to the federal gov. A federal gov which forcibly takes our money and then uses it against us. There is a Way to take advantage of the tax codes and "starve the beast "! Working out details with some good Christian Professionals at this time and as we solidify plans will make them available. "Be sly as serpents and innocent as doves ". Secular tools are also available for OUR use. Thank you again for a message so very much needed. from ...Some of your new young Catholics in No. Cal.
10 months ago
I have always been puzzled by those that are supporters of politicians or a political party that held a position that was in conflict with church teachings regarding life? There were many in my former parish that were very active in the parish, but would support a candidate based on party affiliation even if that position was against the teachings of the Church-Pro Choice. These are the people that were at Mass every week, some times daily; taught Faith Formation, Choir Leader, owned the local Catholic Book Store, and were Pro-Life.
I guess this how we got to where we are today? Inconsistency with moral beliefs, and voting your Conscience.
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