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The first SJW was Judas.

The first SJW was Judas.

When I read this — and I have read this passage many times — I thought Judas sounds just like an SJW. He had left after the incident when Jesus defends a woman who pours Nard over him. His argument is “this was a waste. It should have been used for good”. He wanted it to be seen as virtuous. (The fact that he was both the treasurer of the group and a thief is important in part, for SJWs often do…

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If I did not have the habit of praying the Rosary every day, you can be sure my inner Martha would find plenty of things to do in preference to it; things of which I would easily persuade myself that they are – like writing for this blog, of course – just as important as praying the rosary. No, they aren’t. Like Mary, we must get our priorities straight first, and apportion our time according to them as a consequence of this. And this act of giving priority to what is most important, so beautifully spontaneous in Mary, is something that requires for most of us – and certainly for yours truly – a conscious effort.