Bad Catholic is going to Hell and I just might join her for laughing at this
Thanks for that, I needed it!
Catholic Resources
- The Bible
The Catholic Bishops' Online Bible - Online Stations of the Cross
- Project Rachel
If you bring up abortion to me, I'll probably ask hiow much you donate to Project Rachel. If you haven't or don't regularly, pardon me if I don't take you pro-life bonafides seriously - Documents of Vatican II
- Commonweal
- Zenit News
- Bishop Accountability
- The LINK UP
- Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests (SNAP)
- Voice Of The Faithful
UnApologetic Catholic Sites
- Pat Mulcahey's Caritas Christi Urget Nos
a Deacon discerns the priesthood and shares his journey with us. God bless him! May Christ's love impel us all to answer His Call. - Cafeteria Catholic
Demostrating yet again that the Catholic Cafeteria is as spiritually filling as the othodox deli. - Bad Catholic
A "Bad in Name Only" Catholic voices strong opinions - Dappled Things
Priests are busy. Thankfully, some blog, unapologetically - Disputations
Criticial thinking of the highest order from a Venn Master, demonstrating that reason is the most effective apologetics - Journey to Vatican III
Rebecca Nappi, Theologian and Newpaper Columnist with rare insights - Flos Carmeli
Discussions in a Carmelite Tradition - The Lesser of Two Weevils
A zen Catholic studying Hebrew and finding God in quantum physics is sure to have interesting things to say! - Built on a Rock
Commentary on ecumenical issues is unsurpassed. - Noli Irritare Leones
Yet another thoughtful calm commentary on religion, Catholics, politics and the world written by a non-Catholic. - Catholic Sensibility
A "peace"ful website by a sensible Catholic liturgist usually avoiding the Catholic blog fratricide - Real Live Preacher
OK, OK, He's not even Catholic--But he's a model for the unapologetic Christian who evangelizes with the lure of a Cristian life well lived and observed, not the hammer of screaming apologetics hellfire and brimstone. - Open Book
Most unapologetic site by a true apologetic Catholic in the best sense of the word - Catholicism, Spirituality and Holiness
Thoughtful Catholic man combines family, career and faith.
Noteworthy Catholic and Religious Blogs
- A Cautious Man
Pointing out that we could all be a little more cautious in forming our instant internet opinions. Heed his advice. - Beanbag Central
Capital "C" equals Catholic Chaos at aptly named site. - Catholic and Enjoying It!
Intentionally apologetic, can be over the top outrageous, provocative, but freqently informative, thoughtful and spirtitual - Fath Based Politiics
Politics informed by faith--backwards from the usual. Maybe two ii's are better after all. - Musings of An Ordinary Catholic
Not so ordinary musings - Ragamuffin Ramblings
Words of wisdom from the Windy City - Sancta Sanctis
You cannot miss Chesterton Thursdays! Comprehensive list of Catholic websites and a beatiful site that lives up to its name. - St. Blog's Parish Hall
Graciously maintained by a holy person, whose virtue must be patience, a lengthy list of Catholic blogs, both apologetic and unapologetic. - The Squire
Running from the thought police, and he's got a long way to go.
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Gee, I wonder where she might have gotten it. Hmmm.
Posted by: TheSquire | April 08, 2005 at 07:52 PM
OK, Squire,
we're *all* going, and you're leading the way!
Posted by: Unapologetic Catholic | April 11, 2005 at 03:46 PM
Hey, I printed that out and brought it to choir practice last night.
You'll all be joined by me and my fellow parishoners, including the 70-something nun who is our pastoral associate.
Posted by: Rick | April 13, 2005 at 09:44 AM
A friend of mine sent it to one person in her 40-person staff at work - and by noon, the VP of operations was heard in the break room to say, "I think Duke's going all the way...."
If the irreverence was a sin, then the joy and laughter generated would definitely qualify as a plenary indulgence...
Posted by: Steve F. | April 20, 2005 at 01:49 PM