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Hello, and welcome to my blog. No doubt you clicked on this link to find out something about me, but I’d just as soon not bore you with the mundane details.
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Phil Steinacker said
Well, actually, no – I didn’t come looking for anything about you personally. Rather, I came to learn the unifying theme or purpose top your blog – that which ties all the disparate elements together. Apologia? Liturgy? Conversion?
Dim Bulb said
The ruling principle of this blog is a half-baked eclecticism fueled by a decided lack of detail. I hope that clears things up.
Paul Ben said
Where is the link to the second book in Catholicism after the Bible?
http://www.ccel.org/ccel/kempis/imitation.i.html
http://www.catholictreasury.info/books/imitation_of_Christ/index.php
Your choice.
Excellent work!
Dim Bulb said
Thanks.
Paul Ben said
Stay anonymous.
3 “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.”
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5 “Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the land.”
Matthew, Chapter 5 (NAB)
Glen said
Hello Father, Thank you for all the work you do on this website. It is truly remarkable. I attend both forms of the Latin Rite and especially appreciate the information you pass along on the Extraordinary Form. May God bless you,
Dim Bulb said
Thanks for your kind words, but I’m not a member of the clergy. I’m glad you enjoy the site. It takes a lot of time and study. I do find it easier than preparing and teaching formal studies for people at my parish, which I’ve done a couple of times in the past (on Mark, Amos, John’s Passion Narrative).
Claudia said
Thank you for posting so many wonderful Catholic resources.
Jotham said
Hi. Thanks for your posts on St. Cyril of Alexandria.
I´m a first year Theology student at the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross, Rome.
Could you please tell me the source of the post on St. Cyril´s Commentary on John?
Dim Bulb said
Hi, Jotham. Thanks for stopping by my blog. St Cyril’s Commentary on John can be accessed here.