I keep meaning to blog more on Catholic topics but I’ve found that so many of other bloggers do such a good job as to leave me little to talk about. I still read 6 blogs a day to keep up on what is current. The current crop of Republican presidential candidates are very disappointing from a pro-life perspective. Hopefully one will come forward for us to support.

I wish I had more time to discuss issues local to the Sacramento Diocese, because it would be nice to have a local blog that focused on local issues. I know I’d like to read one. Sadly, I don’t have the time to be informed enough to cover it appropriately.

Hopefully Katelyn will like Cal. Cal is great because there is something for everyone. Cal is not so great because there are temptations for everyone. But there is a good Newmann Center parrish close to the dorms and a number of Christian organizations operating on campus. The diocese of Oakland, which I’m pretty sure encompasses Berkeley, has a solid bishop. For a young lady who is well grounded in her faith, the positives out-weigh the negatives. If for some reason Cal doesn’t work out, I’ve always thought that campuses with a Newmann Center on or close to campus are a good starting place to look. Chico State, another school with something for everyone, both positive and negative, has a good Newmann Center.

To my few Catholic readers, I definitely second Wynette’s recommendation to attend the workshop this Saturday. Bishop Gallego’s Maternity Home is one of those great examples of how the Catholic Church is solidly pro-life in that it not only fights to prevent abortions, but provides homes for pregnant women who need a home.