Odds & Ends: April 2005 Archives

No surprise here: B16 is one of us cat people.

Does she even know any people with a traditional faith?

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Hugh Hewitt, currently a fallen-away Catholic (the doors are still open, my friend!), links to my conversion story that Catholic Answers published six years ago. Hugh refutes a sneering Tina Brown article implying that religious people have never encountered Mozart. I would love to corner Ms. Brown and ask her what her three favorite Mozart pieces are, and why.

(If you want to read my conversion story, it's here.)

Some notes

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So we are all sedevacantists now!
(Sigh.)

Not only will Pope John Paul's successor have a difficult act to follow, the papacy itself has been made into a bigger job by the long-vigorous and much-traveled polyglot Pope.

What? Who?

On life and living in communion with the Catholic Church.



John Schultz


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