Blogworthies XIX Because The Blog from the Core simply can't cover everything. Noteworthy entries @ Power Line (thrice), Catholic Analysis, Inkwell, little green footballs, Catholic and Enjoying It, Dynamist Blog,....

Day Eight of the Novena of the Litany of Our Lord Jesus Christ, Priest and Victim In prospect of the American bishops' meeting in Denver, June 14 through June 20,....

Ronald Wilson Reagan, RIP In His Own Hand; Photographs; and, the Great Communicator. Ronald Reagan, 40th president of the United States of America, is laid to rest today. IN HIS....

Day Seven of the Novena of the Litany of Our Lord Jesus Christ, Priest and Victim In prospect of the American bishops' meeting in Denver, June 14 through June 20,....

Luskin Dismembers Krugman re: Reagan Luskin vs. Krugman. See also these. P.S. Matthew Hoy also jumps on Krugman's latest.

"The Pope, the President and America's Legacy" Nice editorial from National Catholic Register, Jun. 8, at Catholic.net: It was an unexpected gesture. And like so much of what Pope John....

Michelle Malkin Now has a weblog. Do you suppose I'd get anywhere by offering to take a good picture of her for the main page? ;-) (Thanks, Hindrocket.)

"An Open Letter to America's Bishops" This letter from Russell Shaw, at the current issue of Crisis Magazine, has been making the round of St. Blog's: Although unsought advice, like....

"The Politics of Partisan Neutrality" Louis Bolce and Gerald De Maio write at First Things, May 2004: .... A quarter of a century of political science research and public opinion....

Day Six of the Novena of the Litany of Our Lord Jesus Christ, Priest and Victim In prospect of the American bishops' meeting in Denver, June 14 through June 20,....

A Small Bouquet of Poetry In Memoriam for Ronald Wilson Reagan On the occasion of his state funeral. Say Not the Struggle Nought Availeth Say not the struggle nought availeth,....

Day Five of the Novena of the Litany of Our Lord Jesus Christ, Priest and Victim In prospect of the American bishops' meeting in Denver, June 14 through June 20,....

Out-of-Touch Hollywood Vacuumheads Love Senator Ho-Hum Democrats in Self-Destruct Mode CCCXIV John Kerry: what a great guy. How do we know that? Why, the echo from the news of Ronald....

Gerard Manley Hopkins The Catholic convert, Jesuit priest, and poet died 115 years ago today. At the time (1914?) of this Catholic Encyclopedia article, Hopkins was known to the wider....

"All Presidents Should Be So Stupid" OpinionJournal runs two retrospective articles on Ronald Reagan, yesterday. First, from Peggy Noonan, who worked as a speechwriter in the Reagan Whitehouse: .... Ronald....

Day Four of the Novena of the Litany of Our Lord Jesus Christ, Priest and Victim In prospect of the American bishops' meeting in Denver, June 14 through June 20,....

"How I Led Catholics Out of the Church" Note, past tense. A disquieting & informative, and therefore important, essay by Steve Wood, St. Joseph's Covenant Newsletter, March/April 1998: I was....

"What Does It Take For Us to Learn?" John Hood quotes, Saturday at The Corner, from a radio address entitled "Peace" by Ronald Reagan, which I blogged last year on....

Rather and Reagan The folks at RatherBiased.com look at Dan Rather's decades-long prejudice against Ronald Reagan. Which reminds me — amid the glowing tributes to Reagan's presidency and his legacy,....

Day Three of the Novena of the Litany of Our Lord Jesus Christ, Priest and Victim In prospect of the American bishops' meeting in Denver, June 14 through June 20,....

D-Day Plus Sixty The sixtieth anniversary of the Allied invasion of Normandy. How poignant that Ronald Reagan died this weekend. Two of his more memorable speeches were delivered at the....

Day Two of the Novena of the Litany of Our Lord Jesus Christ, Priest and Victim In prospect of the American bishops' meeting in Denver, June 14 through June 20,....

Trinity Sunday Lege.

Three by Plunkett I Three poems by Joseph Mary Plunkett. O Lovely Heart O lovely heart! O Love No more be sorrowful Blue are the skies above The Spring is....