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My wife wanted me to get shredded ...

 + JMJ    I don't think this is what she had in mind ... Don't lose your sense of humour, if someone else finds it, they'll never return it! P^3

A little Christmas and COVID Humour

 + JMJ    A letter that appeared on our fridge on or about Dec 25, 2020. P^3    Dear Mr. Stalker Santa, I have been good: All year, These last few days, Ha! Circle one of the above. Choose wisely as I wish to add your answer to my school paper on important people: Santa. But, enough about that. How have you been?  How has your diet been going? I hear that the "cookies & cream" diet is a popular one.  This year, I wish to ask you multiple things: First, is "Santa"  just your superhero identity? If so, what is your actual identity, and what made you call yourself "Santa"?? Are you Donald Trump? If this question bothers you, I promise I will keep it a secret. No one will know, except you, me, my 9+ siblings, their friends and whoever reads the school reports at school (Tradicat: plus readers of this blog 😀) ... but other than that select group, secret safe! Question #2 (or 5 or 6 ...): Will you be coming this Christmas, even with the whole Covid...

What would Pope Francis' Mother think of him today?

+ JMJ What would Pope Francis' mother say - were she alive to see how he is acting today? P^3

The Silly Bus of Errors - The Remnant

+ JMJ Keeping a sense of humour and being truly grateful is important to thriving in this crisis.  These editorial cartoons are absolutely fabulous in that they say the truth in a lite tone!!! Just remember the sillybus of errors! ... and don't forget that Pope Francis is as much a victim as a perpetrator. P^3 Courtesy of the Remnant In the interest of fairness, let’s not lose sight of the conciliar context of the present debacle in Rome. This Remnant cartoon is from 2004.  It requires no explanatory notations. It may be hard for some to believe –especially young recruits to the burgeoning, worldwide traditional Catholic movement—but the present crisis had plenty of life before Francis. Francis was a long time coming, in fact. Let’s be honest and let’s never forget it. The war for Catholic restoration will not end with the passing of Francis.   Still, Dear Lord, please be merciful to our Holy Father, Pope Francis, and call him home soon to hi...

No words necessary ...

+ JMJ Just reading the signs of the times ... P^3 Courtesy of The Remnant

Serenity and Humour

+ JMJ In dealing with crazed Modernists and Traditionalists (there are some of each) it is best to remember: Be happy!!! P^3

Blogging: Never before have so many people, with so little to say, said so much to so few!

+ JMJ It is important to keep both a sense of perspective as well as a sense of humour!!! P^3

Why does coffee always get the blame? - Seton

+ JMJ My wife sent me a link to this article and I think it is too good to not share.  There is truth as well as humour in these lines.  I think I will add a 'humour' label even though Mr. Clark does seem to be in earnest! P^3 Source: Seton Magazine - John Clark