Mary & Drew: Happy Pulaski Day, y'all!

Monday, March 01, 2010

Happy Pulaski Day, y'all!

Mary playing her accordion that Aunt Alice, Uncle Steve, Aunt Dot and Uncle Bubba sent her. And I learned the scales today! (Sort of.)

2 comments:

Sissy said...: There are days when I don't want to talk honestly about how I am feeling and days that I do. That happened to be my day to unload and share about how I feel about the bitterness that can invade our hearts if we're not careful. I chose to praise God everyday and pray that he will grant me the joy to celebrate the occasions of others. So far, he hasn't really let me down.

Thanks for stopping by my blog and commenting. Nice to meet cha!; Tuesday, March 02, 2010
Cathy said...: I understand totally and you're 100% correct.
:)

Nothing good can come from bitterness.
It only hardens a heart and makes a person not fun to be around.; Tuesday, March 02, 2010

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Why not?

From a moral point of view, circumcision is permissible if, in accordance with therapeutic principles, it prevents a disease that cannot be countered in any other way.
-Pope Pius XII, 1952

Except when performed for strictly therapeutic medical reasons, directly intended amputations, mutilations, and sterilizations performed on innocent persons are against the moral law.
-Catechism of the Catholic Church, 2297

Neonatal male circumcision has no medical indication. It is a traumatic procedure performed without anaesthesia to remove a normal and healthy prepuce.
-Australian Academy of Pediatrics, 1996

The AAPS does not support or condone the practice of child circumcision.
-Australasian Academy of Pediatric Sciences, 1996

Circumcision of newborns should not be routinely performed.
-Canadian Pediatric Society, 1989

The British Association of Paediatric Surgeons advises that there is rarely a clinical indication for circumcision.
-2003

There are no valid medical indications for circumcision in the neonatal period.
-American Academy of Pediatrics, 1971