Reminds me of a Simpsons sketch. "They spell and pronounce their names differently."

  Classic.

Just for grins I searched for James Arthur Field Vineyards to see if they were still operating. In the 80's they made perfectly drinkable table wines simply labeled "red" and "white." They came in large screw-cap bottles, completely unassuming and inexpensive. If I recall correctly we paid about $4.99/1.5 liter bottle. It turns out that they are still in business and still priced at $4.99/1.5L. I have no idea if quality has fallen to hold that price. They certainly weren't exquisite, but the prices commanded by exquisite wines today are way out of line.

At that price, it sounds like rock gut.

Is there a connection between the Mission of Divine Mercy (MDM) and Maria Divine Mercy (MDM) from the Book of Truth? The Book of Truth contains teachings that devout Catholics are cautioned to steer clear of due to its erroneous content. It is purportedly authored by a self-proclaimed visionary woman who claims it conveys messages from Jesus. Additionally, it promotes a devotional practice of Divine Mercy attributed to Sister Faustina, which has been disapproved by church our Fathers, including two Popes.

Yes, we were aware of NaPro, and in fact tried it (only after being told about it by a traditional priest).  However, this did not result in pregnancy.  Due to the severity of my wife's endometriosis, not only were both of her ovaries crushed with endo (one having had to be removed via surgery), but her fallopian tubes were mangled into what looked like spaghetti (doctor's description).  So, even if her partially functioning remaining ovary we able to ovulate, the chances of an egg traveling to where it needed to be to get fertilized were quite slim.