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After a week of recovery, interrupted by a rather tiring, extremely nerve-wracking trip (I never told you about that – the flight from Erie to Cleveland. First time I’ve ever stood at the door to a plane and thought…hmmm. I don’t have to get on. I could rent a car, drive to Cleveland…catch the plane…

Jeffrey Overstreet has been singing the praises of this film for a few weeks now – the true story of a young Christian woman’s resistance to Nazi ideology and her martyrdom at their hands. Christianity Today has a round up of reviews – all glowing. Here’s the film’s official website, where you can find where…

In NRO, Nina Shea on today’s hearing on the State Department’s annual report on human rights around the world: Nor do the reports gloss over an increasingly violent and chaotic situation in Iraq. Here is just one of the many examples provided: “Christians in Basrah reportedly were forced to pay protection for their personal welfare.…

Here’s a really good, interesting article on native Irish priests serving in the Tucson diocese: Some 40 priests from the Carlow seminary came to Tucson. Another Carlow alum, Monsignor Thomas Cahalane, now 68 and pastor of Our Mother of Sorrows, came to Tucson in 1963; by then, another Irish American, Francis J. Green, had become…
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