Monthly Archives: January 2010
“In Hollywood I am not sure a 13-year-old is really a 13-year-old”
Written on January 27, 2010 at 8:46 am, by terry.polakovic
First published on FRC blog by Jeanne Monahan January 18, 2010 I have watched with horror over the last few months stories of the most heinous crimes committed against young girls. Two that come to mind include the story of Shaniya Davis, a five-year-old in North Carolina who was sex trafficked by her mother and ... Read More
Most Fascinating Catholics of 2009
Written on January 14, 2010 at 8:19 pm, by terry.polakovic
Every year in January we find “Top 10″ lists circulating in the news, on the radio, and on websites and blogs. Among the other Top 10 lists you’ll read this month, we wanted to share Lisa Hendey’s “Most Fascinating Catholics of 2009″, a list she posted on her Faith and Family blog. ENDOW has known ... Read More
Our Mother, Ourselves
Written on January 5, 2010 at 5:44 pm, by terry.polakovic
Catchy title, Our Mother, Ourselves. This blog caught my eye because of the title. As I read on, I clicked to see the picture, which happened to be one of my favorites. But it is the last paragraph that says it all. By the way, this piece was written on January 1, the Solemnity of ... Read More
