So I've been scarce...

I just haven't had a whole lot to say. I don't know why, because being speechless is a highly unusual thing for me. But I thought I'd just ramble today just to let you all know I'm still alive.

First of all, if you haven't heard about the two occasions in which E-bay has allowed the Eucharist to be sold, then you really need to get on the ball and start getting those angry complaints in to them. After the first instance (which fortunately ended well), they responded to complaints (including mine) with a "sympathetic" indifference. And they refused to change their policy on letting the Eucharist or other sacred items be sold. The latest desecration is already at close to $10,000 US dollars. Here is a step-by-step on how to complain to E-bay. We need to get our voices out there! They will respond, and hopefully this time they will change their policy:

Sign in on Ebay and got to "Help" at the top.
On the left side, click "Contact Us"
Click "Report problems with other eBay members"
Click "Problems with sellers"
Click "The problem you're having with your seller isn't listed"
Click Continue...
Under Customer Support Option(s): Click "Email"
Enter ID # 6171703649
and write in your concern
Click Submit and then on the next page you may have to click submit again.

And thanks to Happy Catholic for linking to Bettnet who has other ways to voice any complaints you may have.

More ramblings...

Today I LOVE Cardinal Ratzinger!

In his homily, Ratzinger, 78, spoke in unusually blunt terms against “a dictatorship of relativism” — the ideology that there are no absolute truths.

“Having a clear faith, based on the creed of the church, is often labeled today as fundamentalism,” said Ratzinger, who is the Vatican’s doctrinal chief and dean of the College of Cardinals. “Whereas relativism, which is letting oneself be tossed and ’swept along by every wind of teaching,’ looks like the only attitude acceptable to today’s standards.

“We are moving toward a dictatorship of relativism which does not recognize anything as for certain and which has as its highest goal one’s own ego and one’s own desires.”

And as far as TV goes...

WHY AREN'T MORE OF YOU WATCHING VERONICA MARS YET?! It really is a great show; Julie at Happy Catholic can attest to that. Tuesdays...9:00 p.m....UPN.....WATCH!