Finnegan's Awake


Finnegan's Awake

by Megan Finnegan
Megan is a woman, a New Yorker, and an Irish Catholic. She writes about all of these topics in her feisty blog.

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Finnegan's Awake for February 2010
Wednesday, February 24, 2010 at 07:29 PM

You've spoken! For St. Pat's, drink Guinness in a Midtown bar with live Irish music and...

The people have spoken. According to the majority votes, it looks like I will be spending my St. Patrick's Day by (drum roll, please)...

Engaging in



Thursday, February 18, 2010 at 12:12 AM

Help gays or hurt orphans: Catholic Church decides

Well, I was going to write about Ash Wednesday, and how I forgot about it (bad Catholic!) until I noticed a friend at journalism school with the telltale black smudge on her forehead, and then asked her if she regularly goes to Mass, which she doesn't, and then thought how interesting it is that on the one day a year when being Catholic becomes publicly visible, so many non-practicing Catholics still walk around with the equivalent of a sign on their heads reading "I'm a follower of Jesus Christ" - but then a friend from college alerted me to this little gem from the Washington Post which I deemed much more important.

Michelle Boorstein writes:

"The Catholic Archdiocese of Washington has ended its 80-year-old foster-care program in the District rather than license same-sex couples, the first fallout from a bitter debate over the city's move to legalize same-sex marriage."



Monday, February 08, 2010 at 02:55 PM

St. Patrick's Day 2010: Prepare to party

Well folks, it's February, and St. Valentine's Day approaches, but I'd like to turn our attention to the next hallowed saint day, that of our own dear Patrick. I'll be ruminating on this Irish holiday leading up and following March 17, but I need a game plan for the day of, and that's where you come in. This is much too serious an event to leave up to fate or my bad time management skills.


I'll leave this poll up until March 15 or so, when I'll discuss the results. You'll hear from me between now and then, not to worry. Have at it, and feel free to spread this around and get others to vote. Cheers, readers!





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