Author: Peony Moss

Daughters of Mary Gives Girls Active Role in Service to Parish and Spiritual Life Delores Nelson, the Director of Religious Education at Saint Andrew the Apostle Parish in Arlington[sic], Virginia, organized the group two years ago in order to offer an opportunity for young women to serve the Church in a way that would not… Continue reading Daughters of Mary Gives Girls

KTC has authored a quiz…. You are JEEVES! You are to be treasured and rewarded. You are theRenaissance Man: knowledgeable, effectual, andsmooooth! May you shimmer forever. Which Wooster and Jeeves Character Are You? brought to you by Quizilla I have only read a few of the Jeeves and Wooster stories, so I’m not as up… Continue reading KTC has authored a quiz….

When Mass is girl stuff Thanks to Victor again for the heads up for this article: Where Are the Men? (in a nutshell, they’re turned off by all the “girlie stuff” at Mass.) Some years back, my grandmother (of happy memory) popped into a church on a drizzly March afternoon and came upon a youngish… Continue reading When Mass is girl stuff

My house has been taken over by a robot with a rake I made the mistake of showing Victor’s new animated short to little Hambet. Now, every time he sees me sit down at the computer, he comes running up asking, “Fahmuh Joe? Please? Fahmuh Joe?” And since Hambet is two, one viewing is not… Continue reading My house has been taken

A hair-raising story Crisis magazine’s story on the Wizard Clip incident. Another account. The Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston’s account.

Catholic Light has moved…. and has a snazzy new look, which seems to include joining the elite ranks of Moveable Type users. We’ve updated our blogroll. Do check out Sal’s coverage of the Lord’s contribution to a parish renovation.

Things out of this world and random creepy things Mark Shea has an interesting piece up on the paranormal. Stories like this really interest me. I am not one to run around discerning the spirits binding or unbinding every article in the house, but at the same time the invisible is every bit as real… Continue reading Things out of this world

Attention aspiring couturiers: Elinor Dashwood, blogeuse of Mommentary (and also known as Mme. Cacciaguida), has some words on her adventures sewing a Fluffy White Dress for her First Communicant. Happy Anniversary to the Cacciaguidas! (I always wonder if Mme.Cacciaguida has any idea of the size of her readership….)