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The Reverse Rage of Madame Maureen Dowd
I just happened to read Ms. Maureen Dowd’s column in the Tampa Bay Times (reprinted from the New York Times on 8/22/12) in which she informs the proletariat (you know, all the un-Ivy-Leagued) that Congressman Paul Ryan is not who we thought he was. No sirreee, in fact she has gotten her information from none other… Read more
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Review from Everything Has a Purpose
Larry Peterson’s novel brings the tough questions to light. When your world tumbles down, what should you do first? What should you not touch at all? Will everything ever be alright again? http://teaandinspiration.blogspot.com/2012/02/priest-and-peaches-by-larry-peterson.html Read more
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Review from Concert Katie
It is a really sweet book about the power of prayer… http://blog.concertkatie.com/2012/02/book-review-the-priest-and-the-peaches-by-larry-peterson.html Read more
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The "Vacuous Virtuous" Need to Stay Out of Our Churches
I am a blue-collar guy who has, based on my date of birth, become a “senior citizen”. That qualifies me for lots of discounts. No big deal because most of those start kicking in at age 55 and I passed that mark a while back. Now I qualify for Medicare. I am also, and this… Read more
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Review from My Wonderful Life
I would suggest this book to Catholic teens and young adults. http://texassiren.blogspot.com/2012/02/book-review.html Read more
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Review from Reading Challenged
One thing you do not see much of nowadays is books written for young adults that can be described as “heart-warming”. Right now, dark and intense are in style. So it is refreshing to see an ultimately uplifting book. http://readingchallenged.blogspot.com/2012/02/priest-and-peaches.html Read more
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