On Sunday, I was drooling over my TV while watching Super Iron Chef on the Food Network, featuring the secret ingredient of the White House garden.
The show pitted two pairs of amazing chefs, Bobby Flay with White House Executive Chef Cristeta Comerford against Mario Batali and Emeril Lagasse. For those unfamiliar with the show, the chefs compete by preparing a four- or five-course meal based around a secret ingredient in one hour.
A Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life poll found that six in 10 Americans blend practices and beliefs from a variety of traditions, including New Age spirituality.
A poll over at Catholic Match found that Christmas is the hardest time of year for singles.
Facing up against Valentine's Day, Thanksgiving, and New Years, Christmas "won" with forty percent of the votes.
So we all know that the New Orleans Saints are doing very well these days (with a record of 13-0), but did you know that God is on their side?
Besides being named the Saints, some have taken to calling their quarterback, Drew Brees, Breesus. This T-shirt comes from breesustees.com, and there's also a blog.
Having spent part of my Thanksgiving vacation in Hopenhagen, as the locals are calling it, I have been optimistic that this round of climate change talks would achieve something.
When the Vatican investigation of U.S. women religious is discussed, two questions are asked repeatedly:
1) If religious have nothing to hide, why would they object to being investigated by the Vatican?
Ah, spring. A warming sun melts the winter freeze, while the proverbial April showers give way to May's commencement speaker "scandal" at the local Catholic college, splashed across the morning news.
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