See what happens when the president enforces the law?
Has this candidate for Congress ever considered what Congress might try to solve this problem, besides calling for provocative resistance?
The good and the bad, emphasis on Trib and Sun-Times
See what happens when the president enforces the law?
Has this candidate for Congress ever considered what Congress might try to solve this problem, besides calling for provocative resistance?
Getting right down to it: About this “Good morning, ” said by the priest at the start of mass:
At times even with the most solemn of celebrations of the Eucharist, once the priest celebrant arrives at the chair, he first addresses the assembly with a friendly “Good morning!”
Sometimes, he follows this with an introductory phrase to the Sign of the Cross,
“Let us begin our prayer, ‘In the name of the Father….’”
Most priests and most people may wonder why there is any question about the use of these two phrases.
The more important question, however, is what does the celebration of Mass expect at this point that renders both phrases out of order?
By Father Dennis Gill, Director of the Office for Divine Worship in Philadelphia and Rector of the Cathedral Basilica of Sts. Peter and Paul.
First of a series at Adoremus Bulletin.

Of course, trouble is . . .
Some of my best friends . . . (etc.)
Even civil Civil Wars have casualties. Let us therefore be punctiliously civil.
What did the expert say about their Helsinki press conference?
“If the [UK prime minister] May/Trump summit looked chilly, this Trump/Putin meeting looked buried under a thick layer of perma-frost.
“Both men arrived performing the kind of alpha posturing you normally see in a boxing ring, swaggering with puffed chests and in Trump’s case a mouth clamp plus what was bordering on a scowl to camera as both pulled at their jackets in what is commonly a ‘prepare to fight’ ritual.
“In the room for the photo-call though they looked more like a sullen, divorcing couple at crisis counseling.
“Putin was especially sphinx-like, returning little of the sparse eye contact he received from Trump and maintaining a poker face even after Trump’s ‘soccer’ flattery was being translated for him.
“Trump sat in his usual ‘Trump Slump’ pose with his legs splayed and his fingers in ‘downward steeple’ position to register macho dominance but this time his fingertips tapped together throughout which is a sign of impatience.
“Putin adopted a more elegant power pose, sitting upright with one elbow on the arm of the chair
——————– (two gladiators sitting) —————
——————– (two gladiators sitting) —————^^^^^^^^
but as Trump spoke Putin’s other hands clasped the lower strut of the chair arm as though irritation could have been making him keen to go.
Not happy campers, the lady is saying.
via Express.co.uk
I do not know but am not panicking. For one thing, he has not got rich by being a patsy. I mean really rich.
Am staying tuned, as always.
Later, alligator. (When music was music and dancing was dancing.)
Headline story via Daily Mail Online