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"I’ve spent the last few minutes reading your blog and have really enjoyed the time spent there. Although, I suspect you and I would find many things to disagree on politically, as Christians we have so very much in common. Isn’t it great how the Lord can reconcile folks that have disagreements in other areas!"Guy Cannon, My Damascus Road -
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A Rare Bird, A Strange Duck, One Funky Blog
random thought of the moment:
The truth is that the state must hide not only its wars but all of its activities. It hides its inflation. It hides the effects of its taxation and its protectionism. It fears anyone who draws the cause-and-effect connection between its activities and their deleterious consequences for the rest of us. It is the most destructive force in our world. Because that truth is so momentous, the state does everything possible to hide the smallest drop of blood.
— , “The Seen, the Unseen, and the Hidden Costs of Statism” [July 28, 2008]
Catholic Medical Association
Bishop to Celebrate Mass for the Catholic Medical Association
For all those Pittsburghers in medicine, nursing, dentistry and other healthcare fields (which is probably a good chunk of the population), please mark this on your calendars:Sunday, September 21, 2008Mass @ 9:00 a.m., Holy Family Chapel, UPMC-Mercy HospitalBishop David A. Zubik, D.D. - Main Celebrant […]

