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The Blog By the Sea has translated Cardinal Arinze’s speech in Paris last week – that is the second post on the page. The first is a lengthy, very helpful look at the situation with the French bishops and the Levebvrites, pulling many threads together.

Last week, the Irish bishops had their ad limina visits with the Pope. Here are his final words to them: The present time brings many new opportunities to bear witness to Christ and fresh challenges for the Church in Ireland. You have spoken about the consequences for society of the rise in prosperity that the…

(post corrected. I read too fast and too early initially.) Michigan Catholics and the vote for governor: Michigan Catholics are on their own in this year’s race for governor. Gov. Jennifer Granholm, while supportive of many of the social policies the Roman Catholic Church favors, is for abortion rights, and she supports expanded embryonic stem…

This reader’s uncle is a lapsed Catholic, recently diagnosed with terminal cancer that has progressed to a very serious point: I’m putting together my own card and "care package", and I am wondering if there are any suggestions for a Catholic book that might be good for a man in his situation, a lapsed Catholic…
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