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  • Kevin Landry

    Dear Mary Lane,
    Need writers for ground floor start up projects relating to my – Kevin R. Landry’s – Formatrix Curricullum Publications Inc. endeavors, such as Catholic Cultural Catalysts Initiative (Please see my one page start up blog, http://CatholicCulturalCatalysts.blogspot.com ) and my evangelartistry endeavors whereby I employ The Christian Scripture Criterion (The Criterion) (a very unique and new Scripture introduction/creation-resource stewardship course in my various culture-slanted/inculturation books, which include “The Book on Inculturation: Evangelization through Cultural Implementation” (CreateSpace 2010); http://www.ieAD.us Please scroll all the way down then read each entry upward. This “id est” site needs complete overhauling and will be turned into an online mag for Catholic writers to make paid contributions.
    (I don’t expect this “comment” to be posted online with your site, of course, but this is to yourself. If it proves to bear fruit I will make a donation to Linked in that led me to you. May God bless you and continue to inspire you. Please inform me of your graduation date if you don’t mind and what all else you are studying. Thank you.
    Please respond to Kevin R. Landry @ kevroblan@gmail.com

  • Kevin Landry

    P.S.  “id est” is short for “i.e.A.D. Digest”, the online periodical or blog I anticipate providing, mentioned in the preceding comment, which I did not realize was going to be a “comment” but was meant to be a personal note and invitation to Mary Lane, in hopes she would wish to become a writer, etc. for my evangelization enterprises. Please respond to my email address Mary, when convenient, thanks!  Others who wish to respond with qualifications, etc. may do so as well!

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_KRSQS2DZY3YTS53EDDRRB5MFWQ Arthurian

    No response Mary? No takers otherwise?

    “No sadder words were put to pen… than the words, ‘What might have been?’”.  – 30 -

  • CAROL d.

    THE BIBLE IS CLEAR.. “MEN SHALL NOT LAY DOWN WITH MEN.”
    REPEATEDLY STATED…  IT IS WHAT IT IS… 

    • Kevin Robert Landry

      But what are you replying to Carol? Your comment comes soon after my own and is totally irrelevant thereto. Thanks if you provide a reply.

  • BorntoFly

    The Angel of the Lord Declared unto Mary… :D

    God bless you.  I have only read two of your blogs and I am already hooked.  

  • Jyothyprem
  • Erin_hingsbergen

    Love your blog, Mary. It is so good to see other young Catholic women sharing their faith. I am trying too! I’ll pray for you…please pray for me!

  • Mary moran

    Hi Mary, can you come on Catholic Radio of San Diego this Wed 12/14 6pm pacific time for an interview? Appreciate your consideration. We love your work. Your message is a powerful one.
    Blessings in Christ, mary Moran
    Executive Producer
    info@catholicradioofsandiego:disqus .com
    http://www.catholicradioofsandiego.com

  • Cecilia Moriarty

    Hey Mary,
    I am a Catholic dating, more like a ”courting”, a non-Catholic. As a Catholic, I know that it is my duty to raise all of my children in the Catholic Church, so me and my boyfriend have had several discussions on this.

    In his church, they are first baptised when they accept Jesus Christ as their Savior and he argues that that is how it was meant to be because that is as the Bible tells it. However, I believe in infant baptism as the Church does. So when we have this discussion, he says that the only reason the Church does it is so the baby’s orginal sin will be removed and they won’t go to Hell.

    I don’t necessarily beleive that an unbaptised baby will go to Hell, but I do believe that they should be baptised to remove original sin, so they can grow in the light of Christ.

    How can I explain to him in a clear and concise argument the beauty and better reasons to infant baptism?

  • Elizabeth Jones

    Hi Mary,
    I have heard many times from other Christians, non-Catholic, that God forgives and forgets your sins as if they have never happened. While I don’t think this to be fully true because it’s just not logical, Hebrews 8:12 states that “For I will be merciful toward their iniquities, and I will remember their sins no more.”

    How would you interpret this Bible verse? And if you believe this to be true also, what happens when come judgement day?

    • guest

      Think about it like this. If you had a relationship with someone and they did something bad early on but took the necessary steps to remedy it, wouldn’t you forget or disregard that something as if it never happened?

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  • vanessa mazzei

    Hi, I just had to say that Ilove your website and i think its amazing that there are young catholics out there willing to do something to bring God to others. I found a website that i thought i should share with you and if you liked you could post about it on your website.. here it is (:
    http://www.medjugorje.org/overview.htm 
    Thanks and God Bless(: <3

  • Emily

    Mary I really appreciate your blog you are a gifted writer. Please keep me in your Prayers!!!

  • DEUSVULT

    I tried to make a donation but i couldnt put in my billing adress cuz i live in Canada. i couldnt put down my province or postal code (zip code). fyi

  • Nobell

    I really respect what you do standing up for the faith.  It is not easy with all the leftist criticism, and you have no idea how much I respect what you do.  God bless you!  Keep it up!

  • Barry

    Mary, I so much admire you for being the young Catholic woman that you are. I totally agree with you about not posting those bikini shots and whatever other comprimising photos as well, and for the young men, don’t post comprimising photos either. it’s just not a smart thing to do.
     ladies, if you really want to attract that special guy, the one that  wants to treat you as a queen, then treat yourself that way first and you will see who you attract.

  • Thomas

    Mary,

    Great work! May God bless you and your fiance! My wife and I were engaged for exactly a year and got married Jan 1, 2011. Although it is a long engagement, once December gets here it’ll seem like nothing! Besides, Joseph and Mary had 1 year engagement (betrothal) as well. Many prayers heading your way! Keep up the good work good and faithful servant.