Before talking about the Arian [10] heresy and the fall of Rome, I should probably explain why it’s important to fan-fiction.

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That means it's the month of the Sacred Heart of Our Lord! Our Lord's heart is filled with love for all mankind, but is so often wounded by the sins and ingratitude shown. It's a good time to renew your consecration to the Sacred Heart and make acts of reparation (especially the First Friday).

In a few weeks I'll be attending a ceremony to celebrate my aunt's 40th anniversary as a Catholic nun (and very close to her 60th birthday). As it turns out though, my respect for organised religion in general, and the Catholic Church in particular, hovers somewhere between cockroaches and Jeremy "Rhyming Slang" Hunt ^*. So can any of you suggest some choice lines?

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OK, thought I'd give a few updates. I had intended to blog updates weekly, but by pure magic, I've managed to get this done two days early! No, seriously, that really is today's date! Look it up! Anyways, on to what I've been doing.

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...yeah, not really a calendar, but I'm Catholic and it's my blog. Also, I think Catholicism needs more seasons. You've got Easter in the Spring and Christmas in the Winter, plus Lent and Advent before both of those, and the three-day 'season' of Triduum. We've got the feast day of Saints Peter and Paul, the founders of the Catholic Church coming up, seems like the perfect place to have an extra season. Also, I personally think that the different divisions of Ordinary Time should have

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That's how this makes me feel. Yesterday I hung out with some friends from my GSA. After one of my friends went home, the other friend and I went to Target. I got socks, and he got a birthday card for his brother. When I got home, I immediately started to sew some shit. Oh yeah, and I sewed myself some cat ears the moment I woke up. Anyway, I sewed a thing, and I'll post the tutorial once I give said thing. I really hope it

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