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"Latin...crops up all over the blog... This is either charming or deeply weird. I think it's charming... [P]lainly Funky Dung has developed a following... [H]e turns out to be a very capable lay apologist for Catholicism. That, at at any rate, is the quality that most appeals to me about his blog and the principal reason I've transferred Ales Rarus to my blogroll."Mark Grimsley, Radical Civility -
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Ales Rarus
A Rare Bird, A Strange Duck, One Funky Blog
random thought of the moment:
To have a right to do a thing is not at all the same as to be right in doing it.
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blasphemy
The Dangers of Apologetics
"[I]f a Catechumen ask thee what the teachers have said, tell nothing to him that is without. For we deliver to thee a mystery, and a hope of the life to come. Guard the mystery for Him who gives the reward. Let none ever say to thee, What harm […]
Treacherous Tongue?
Rand of A Form of Sound Words says:
"DARN it to HECK! I can't believe Billy believes that load of CRAP. I mean JEEEZ, what is he thinking. I tried and tried to talk some sense into him, but OH MY GOSH, he's stubborn."
"I apologize in advance to all […]
Sacrilege and Medical Science
Fabian of Report from Greater Tokyo has responded to Jerry's stem cell primer. "On the medical science issue, once upon a time, it was considered sacriligious to cut open a human corpse. Early doctors' methods were notoriously unreliable, and early post-mortems were unlikely to either […]
Taking Sides
So, the bishops of Atlanta, Charlotte and Charleston have joined
the ranks of those who refuse Communion to pro-abortion Catholic public figures.
Again, I wonder aloud how many are for, against, or on the fence. I'm sure someone
in the vast horde of Catholic geeks on the Net has taken […]

