Harvesting The Fruits of Contemplation

[I thought a change of pace was warranted. We all need a good chuckle. But in actuality, death and final judgement are no laughing matters, as we will discuss next Monday.].   (Image Source: Wikimedia Commons ) There was quite an assortment of souls lined up at the pearly gates. St. Peter had to interview each of them before any decision as to their eternal residence could be made. Frankly, I was quite surprised about how rapidly he went about his business – a most difficult one no doubt. “Next,” I heard an angel call. It was already my turn! “Let me see, whom do we have here?” St. Peter asked. “Michael Seagriff,” the angel said. “Welcome, Michael. Have a seat. I’ll be back to you shortly.”   I wondered what the delay was all about. No one who had been ahead of me had been plucked off the line and told to take a seat. I was soon to discover that no one behind had been pulled off either. “Dear God,” I mused, “maybe it is true – there are no attorneys in heaven!”...

We answer that question with this indisputable photographic proof: (Thanks to my friend Karen S. for passing this photo on. )

Just had to share this "gem" that Mark Shea is passing along:

Sit back and enjoy a good laugh! (Video credit to Homeinsteadinc, YouTube and Karen Susko)

We are always in need of a good laugh - all the better when it relates to some pressing public concern. via Tim Hawkins and Aggie Catholics

Sword of Peter: Weirdo !

ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL HUNT BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION (Credit for Photographs to Len Bailes)  

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It's been a while since we laughed together. Take a gander at this  !

Though I am not a frequent flyer, I understand that being a passenger in a commercial airliner these days is not always pleasant or comfortable. I needed a good chuckle . With thanks to Father Phil, OP at Dominie, da mihi hanc aqua

I am new at this "blogging" thing but have already come to appreciate that an occasional break from the normal fare might be appreciated by those who may be visiting this site. Like doing jigsaw puzzles? Ever done any on-line? How about puzzles with a Catholic flare?  Then you will probably enjoy this . I know the amazing woman who set this up, an inspiring author, would appreciate your visit. We Dominicans should be joyful folk. Truth be told we are not always so. So for all the sourpusses, Dominican or otherwise, that may happen upon this blog it's time to be joyful and to laugh. So check this out. Don't thank me, thank God from whom all good things come! God's blessings this day upon all of His creatures.