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Thanks to the Anchoress for bringing the "paint-out" of the Trappist Monastery of the Holy Spirit in Conyers, GA to our attention. It’s a fundraiser described here: Plein Air Painters of Georgia, Inc , some of the Georgia ‘s most talented and well-known outdoor painters, with their invited guest artists , brought their paint boxes…

From Regina Doman who is a very good YA novelist and editor of a forthcoming YA series (my daughter, who is 13, has read her novels and likes them very much). On Harry Potter: I don’t usually try to enter public discussions of this kind, but in the interest of fairness, I feel I must…

Via After Abortion, a webpage of photos of memorials to the aborted unborn throughout the country

Jimmy Akin’s got more…from one of the sources in l’affaire Potter-Zinger And…I’m hearing that tomorrow night on CNN at 8pm Eastern (whatever show is on then..is it still Paula Zahn? Whoever) will have a discussion between Michael O’Brien and John Granger. Fun! (And, to give them credit, pretty decent job by the booking agent. What?…

If this is correct, and I make it to 93. Makes #45 go down a little easier…

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Earlier this week, I sent off a "book report" to my colleagues at Loyola about the reading I’ve been doing for the Classics series. I’m not going to leak that HIGHLY CONFIDENTIAL white paper here, but there’s some fruit of the experience worth reflecting on. I’ve read a lot of books over the past six…

Jim Cork, from the comments: But seriously, I seem to recall that when then-Cardinal Ratzinger stated that the Iraq war could not be morally justified, many people protested that we were not bound by his private opinions, and that there was room for legitimate disagreement. I guess a children’s book is a more serious matter…

When that old column of Santorums blew across the Internet last week, I paid little attention because..well, it was 3 years old and on a subject much discussed here over the years anyway. But now the Massachusetts Dems have decided to hoist Santorum up on those words, so I guess we have to notice. Santorum’s…

Finally, what we’ve been waiting for: a more complete treatment of the story that’s been circulating for a while: The Pope loves cats Previous popes also have kept pets. Pope Leo XII had a dog and a cat. Pope Pius XII kept caged birds in the papal apartment and a goldfish named Gretchen. Pope Paul…
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