Cappadocia in Lowell: Why I don't become perplex... about my understanding of who is a parent.

Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Why I don't become perplex... about my understanding of who is a parent.

Life is less confusing, when we connect these two ideas togeher.

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C R KriegerMarch 7, 2013 at 1:16 PM
I liked it.

Regards — Cliff
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Renee Aste

From a personal and local view, the observations of seeing a accelerated decline of things. The practice of our faith is being suppressed. Catholics are being forced further and further underground from public life or looking at our political state and throwing up our hands that it isn’t worth our souls to participate in such a corrupt system.

Cappadocia is a historic place in modern day Turkey. It’s where the early Christians hid from the Roman Empire, forming underground cities and churches out of caves.

Marriage from a child's point of view

This post was originally posted on my original blog "Up On Christian Hill" on February 14, 2007.Six years have passed, marriage in our present day has no interest in a child being raised and protected by both of her parents.

"While in high school and college, my peers always talked about their parents and their relationship with each other. Even though it was never considered a factor in success and happiness, we talked about gender, incomes, and race, even sexual orientation but never how marriage affected society in formal terms. Informally though I could tell you the lives of dozens of parents, because we spoke so much of them.

We talked about how well they got along with each other, if they fought, if they were divorced, remarried, abandoned us, and even if they smoked pot. Parents were important to us, even though educators, marketers, and counter sub-cultures wanted us to ignore what they represented to us. Back while a sophomore in college something changed in my view of social policy and family."