I have just returned from the UK where a second one of our daughters entered the Benedictines of Mary in their new foundation in Colwich, England. After our daughter’s entrance, my colleagues Greg Clovis, Dr. Marco Fasoli, and I took part in a whirlwind tour of England and Scotland, giving Kolbe seminars from Portsmouth in the south of England to Glasgow in Scotland. When we arrived in England we saw signs of drought everywhere, but after six days of giving praise to our Creator up and down the country, the Good Lord sent rain, proving, once again, that keeping the first Three Commandments of the Decalogue is the best way to ensure a harmonious relationship with creation.
Prior to my arrival, Greg Clovis finished a book on the fatal flaws in the molecules to man evolution hypothesis, in its theistic and atheistic forms. I had the honor of writing a foreword to the published book entitled Evolution: Fact or Fiction? What Is A Catholic to Believe? Since we are making the book available on the Kolbe website as an e-book and in a printed version, I would like to share the foreword with you, since it explains how Greg Clovis makes a powerful case for the impossibility of molecules to man evolution in terms that a layman can understand.
