Family
Day out in London
By Tim Saunders | September 16, 2013
Our day in London certainly sees us relax and that is probably the biggest surprise of all.
If There is a Problem, We Are Responsible
By Father Paul Nicholson | September 16, 2013
Intercession
The Revenge of Conscience
By Father Paul Nicholson | September 15, 2013
Father Paul's Homilies
Vaccine eradicates virus that causes AIDS in monkeys
By News on the Net | September 13, 2013
And the next step? Testing the vaccine in humans
Feast of Saint John Chrysostom
By Father Paul Nicholson | September 13, 2013
Virtuous Leadership
Lobsters may be the answer to immortality
By News on the Net | September 13, 2013
Enzyme called telomerase, which makes them ‘biologically immortal.’
Family dog sniffs out baby abuser, hidden tape leads to confession
By News on the Net | September 12, 2013
The Jordans say their son is doing fine and has no lingering effects from the abuse.
Rescuing Jews From The Nazis: More Poles Died Doing It Than Anyone Else
By Frank Milewski | September 12, 2013
The Polish Jerusalem – A History of Endurance
Leadership and Virtue
By Father Paul Nicholson | September 12, 2013
Leadership is living virtuously, obeying one's conscience. There is no leadership where there is no virtue
New bone-growing treatment accelerates healing
By Guest Column Israel21c | September 11, 2013
BoneCure, a revolutionary artificial membrane that speeds and simplifies bone re-growth in pets, may also be headed for the human market.
Hidden with Christ
By Father Paul Nicholson | September 11, 2013
Homily for September 11th
When It Comes to Gossip, Talk to the Hand
By Father Paul Nicholson | September 9, 2013
The environment cannot be helped by recycled stories of personal destruction
The Gluttonous Temptation
By Father Paul Nicholson | September 8, 2013
Be not Greedy
Veni Sponsa Christi ...
By Father Paul Nicholson | September 8, 2013
Sisters of St. Joseph of London
Share the Wealth & Win a Prize
By Father Paul Nicholson | September 6, 2013
FACEBOOK
This week’s art news: Recession has changed the art world
By Tim Saunders | September 4, 2013
Each artist has the opportunity of conducting a demonstration during the event will also make it more interactive and engaging for the general public than a traditional, stuffy art exhibition
Eden Roc Miami Beach Offers Endless Summer Special
By News on the Net | September 4, 2013
Now through Sept. 30, 2013
Absolution and Confession
By Father Paul Nicholson | September 4, 2013
The undiscovered treasure of personal attention
Bring God Back to the World!
By Father Paul Nicholson | September 3, 2013
Homily for the memorial of St. Gregory the Great
Aruba Announces Island-wide “Little White Dress Night” Mondays This Fall
By News on the Net | September 3, 2013
Arubapalooza
With Wine, Emotion Matters
By David White | September 3, 2013
There's an emotional component to wine appreciation -- and that shouldn't be ignored
What to Do About the Head Lice Plague
By News on the Net | September 2, 2013
They Bite 10 to 12 Million
An Array of Araceae
By Wes Porter | September 2, 2013
September gardening
Discouraging Squirrels, Mice from Bulbs
By Wes Porter | September 2, 2013
September gardening
Autumn Arrives with Fresh Air and Chores
By Wes Porter | September 2, 2013
September gardening: Ignore the garden at your peril; weeding
NHL hockey in the 1980s: A unique era of exceptionalism
By Sierra Rayne | September 2, 2013
Looking back, we see how great Canada's true national sport was during this decade
TSA Annexes NFL
By Michael R. Shannon | September 1, 2013
I can’t imagine this latest “safety” brainstorm is going to make NFL owners happy if they start losing concession, parking and ticket revenue
Listening to music is good for the heart
By News on the Net | September 1, 2013
The release of key hormones while listening to music was behind the changes
The Beheading of John the Baptist
By Father Paul Nicholson | August 29, 2013
Saints do NOT Calculate or Exaggerate
Scientists find clue to age-related memory loss
By News on the Net | August 29, 2013
Age-related memory loss is a distinct condition from pre-Alzheimer's, research shows.

