CatholiCircus #1

It has been rather quiet here on the Leap Day where a day was added to this year to make right the counting of the calendar.

It's so quiet that I was a little bored with what the day had to offer. There were no classes today, as with all my Fridays, and so I decided to make do with homework during the morning. I also had the opportunity to help out in this evening's Way of the Cross service in the chapel by being the cross bearer as we made our way through all the 14 stations. At the end of it all, my hands were already weary from carrying that heavy cross! (as if my own crosses weren't enough...).

Being the Leap Day, I thought I shall do something different to end the day and at the same time educate a little on what other faith-minded bloggers may have to say. I call this the CatholiCircus and here's the inaugural session...

Ever wondered what you would do if there was an exhibition that shows or parade dead human bodies? Would you attend such exhibitions? Weigh in your body of thoughts with Catholic Sensibility. If you are wondering whether you have been validly baptised or not, perhaps a little piece of circumstanced episode here may help to shed some light courtesy of Catholic Analysis. A little love can go a long way to make a world a better place, but this love must be one that Catholic Writings is qualifying. Meanwhile we are midway through Lent and we may want to check out what else is there to this graced season and Wellsprings has an offering. Elsewhere, the name of Jesus and his very dignity has been atrociously mauled. Allow the Curt Jester to explain why 'getting tight with Jesus' isn't the way to go!

Have a good weekend!