Month: August 2022
Rats in the White House did him in a year ago . . .
Democrats in tough races distance themselves from Biden’s student loans decision
Endangering further the already endangered but maybe catching up a little lately Democratic mid-term outlook as Republicans bet on a backlash against debt forgiveness in states or districts where college attainment is low.
Money out of their pockets, so why wouldn’t there be a backlash?
Canon lawyer to Houston, where the bishop resides: Please reconsider your excommunication of Father Treco Strong argument here on the priest’s behalf, based on rules by which the Church protects the rights of the accused, limiting a bishop’s power, vs. kangaroo court approach
Accused of avowing heresy and fomenting schism in a homily subsequently widely viewed on a traditionalist site, Fr. Vaughn Treco got a canon lawyer to plead his case. Here is the nub of his argument according to Canon Law.
April 11, 2019: Fr. Treco’s lawyer explains to Bishop Lopes why he should reverse his suspension and excommunication of Fr. Treco for his 11/25/18 homily:
First: No recognized legal procedure was followed, it was a conviction decided by the Bishop, who in a “pastoral action” lawfully made his complaints and gave instructions to his priest.
One of a series . . .
Valerie Jarrett’s special grift
Declaration Saying “There is No Climate Emergency” Trends on Twitter – Greenies Have Meltdown
Chicago Public Schools’ radical agenda gets uglier: ‘Equity’ video promotes looting and burning
Biden called in FBI to look at first haul of classified Trump documents
Watched pot never boils?
What about unwatched? Boils over, can leave you with stuff in the pot turned to gook and stuck to the bottom, requiring extensive and lengthy clean-up measures.
The Joy of Teaching
Franz Schubert, quoted in Maurice J.E. Brown, Schubert: A Critical Biography (New York: Da Capo, 1988), p. 233:
“I would rather eat dry bread than teach.”
Ralph E. Hone, Dorothy L. Sayers: A Literary Biography (Kent: Kent State University Press, 1979), p. 24:
One of her own students had overheard her saying: “I would rather sweep the streets than teach children!”