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Author to speak on being gay at an ultra-religious schoolSeeded on Mon Sep 22, 2008 6:48 PM EDT (fredericknewspost.com) Marc Adams was born into a religious family in Shavertown, Pa., the son of a Baptist minister.

Catholic church: Decline in priest numbers exacerbated by psychological vettingSeeded on Thu Sep 11, 2008 8:13 AM EDT (Guardian Unlimited) Ireland may be running out of priests and nuns but if a young Mother Teresa tried to join the Catholic clergy today she would be sent packing for being psychologically

I’ve receive two interesting and well written comments recently on a couple older articles which debate the main points of those articles. Now I could just respond to these comments briefly and then move on, but I am struck with how much time and effort these two visitors placed in their comments.

Condemn homosexuality, Vatican official tells Lambeth conferenceSeeded on Thu Jul 31, 2008 6:09 PM EDT (Guardian Unlimited) Homosexuality is a disordered behaviour that must be condemned, a Vatican official said yesterday.

I read J. I. Packer’s introduction to John Owen’s The Death of Death in the Death of Christ this week and came across Packer’s argument on what is at the heart of the Doctrines of Grace. Many probably have not thought of the debate in this light.

I believe that a biblical student ministry understands that is the call of both the church and the family to disciple students and thus present all people complete in Christ. Some would argue that biblical student ministry is an oxymoron.

Doctor Daisy and I were tweeting about Sacred Heart on St. Charles, when I was reminded of a paragraph from the school's "history" page: In the late 19th century, the French Quarter was in decline. Most importantly, the established French, Catholic families from the Quarter and Esplanade Ridge,

Thousands flock to exhumed body of saint Padre PioSeeded on Sat Apr 26, 2008 1:07 AM EDT (Yahoo! News) The exhumed body of Padre Pio, a saint considered a miracle worker by his devotees, attracted thousands of pilgrims on Thursday when it went on display 40 years after his death.religion, christianity,