Here and ThereJesuit John has joined the Catholic Illustrator's Guild blog.
Here is one heck of a homily that occurred last Sunday about Humanae Vitae.
The thing about Planned Parenthood is you wonder when they are going to hit the bottom of the slippery slope. Dawn Eden reports on a rather creepy spokesman.
Fr. Dwight Longenecker interviews Anne Rice in a very interesting interview.
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Known as "God's Jester" was a martyr for the faith and a man of wisdom, fun, tricks, poetry, song, and dance. Thus seemed an appropriate Patron Saint of this blog.
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I went to the No Questions Left Behind blog and noticed an ad for gay teens to meet other hot gays- what's that all about? It seemed like a reasonable Catholic website and the advice seems appropriate but that ad confused me. I don't think I would reccomend that site to Christian teens.
George,
Was it a random Google Ad? Those were the only ads I saw for the sight.
The NO QUESTION LEFT BEHIND site told teens that homosexuality is a temptation that can be overcome.That is a very irresponsible answer. Way too simplistic. And dangerous for teens who are struggling with this.
I took down the link
It was a random Google ad. I thought that I had blocked that kind of content out. So, I just got rid of the Google ads completely. I'm sorry about that!
It was a random Google ad. I thought that I had blocked that kind of content out. So, I just got rid of the Google ads completely. I'm sorry about that!
Yes, the answer to the homesexuality question is simplistic, it's answered by a teen. But it is true that temptation can be overcome. And there is a link at the blog to the Courage youth site and other help lines. I had a priest review all of the teen's answers before posting.
Just one more comment. Sorry, if I sounded brisk in my last comment. I'm not officially launcing the No Question Left Behind Blog until Monday, so I do appreciate the comments as I'm spending this week working out the bugs. I think I'll provide links to "help lines" at the end of the teen posts so that readers have a place to go for further investigation (in addition to the Help Lines in the sidebar). If you have a recommendation of a link please let me know here or at nqlb@rocketmail.com. Any other ideas to improve the blog are also appreciated. Thank you all very much!