Monthly Archives: February 2010
Padre Steve’s Favorite Super Bowl: Super Bowl XXIII Joe Montana and the Drive
Note: Though this is an essay about a great Super Bowl tonight the Saints took home the Lombardi Trophy as they defeated the Colts 31-17. I have included a post script at the end of this article about the Saints’ … Continue reading
Vindictive Angry Christians: When Faith is subordinated to a Political Agenda Redemption Dies
Over the past year or so I have seen many of my fellow Christians including people that I can at least at one time call friends lose themselves and their faith, even though they think that they are defending their … Continue reading
Filed under faith, philosophy, Politics, Religion
I Agree With Admiral Mullen and Secretary Gates on “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell”
Note: This is an article that many will not agree with me on. I know this and write it anyway because I feel it is the right thing to do and also support the highest leaders in my military chain … Continue reading
Filed under Military, national security, Politics
Padre Steve’s Military History and Theory Articles
I am not normal, ask anyone who knows me. I am a Priest who is also a military history and theory “wonk.” I guess part of the reason for this as that I did not begin life as a clergyman. … Continue reading
Groundhog Day, Tapping the Keller Heller and Padre Steve’s Top World War Two Articles
Well today is Groundhog Day and Punxatwany Phil has predicted another six weeks of old man winter. This is something that does not surprise me as I expect to be “chilling” at Harbor Park the night of April 8th when … Continue reading
Filed under beer, Just for fun, Loose thoughts and musings, Military, national security
Iran Makes Noise in Persian Gulf: Obama Dispatches Patriots and Ships to Deter
Mahmoud Ahamadinejad threatens a “harsh blow at global arrogance” Something is going on in Iran. The despotic regime of Mahmoud Ahamadinejad has been cracking down on dissidents and protestors over the last few months since the disputed presidential election. Two … Continue reading
Filed under Foreign Policy, Military, national security
