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Tag Archives: L’Osservatore Romano
Papyrus fragment gone wild!
Remember the ridiculous “Mrs. Jesus” papyrus fragment flap?
L’Osservatore Romano, taking a break from commentary on The Simpsons, has offered a view. This time, however, the editor, they seem to be on target.
A papyrus adrift
“Harvard scholar’s discovery suggests Jesus had a … Continue reading
Fit to be “Untied”
Now people in the USA can all the more easily read about Homer Simpson:
Technorati Tags: L’Osservatore Romano
More on the one-world-government “white paper” from Pont. Council for Justice and Peace
Over at Chiesa, there is a piece about the new, confused “white paper”, as I prefer to call it, from the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace.
Too Much Confusion. Bertone Puts the Curia Under Lock and Key
The document of “Iustitia … Continue reading
Spiffy
L’Osservatore Romano is going for baroque.
Now about that … content.
Technorati Tags: L’Osservatore Romano
The challenges of moving from print to digital
From Catholic Culture comes this. My emphases:
Vatican newspaper: reflections on future of Catholic publishing
In an essay that appeared in the June 6-7 edition of L’Osservatore Romano, the director of the Madrid-based Biblioteca de Autores Cristianos reflected upon the challenges facing … Continue reading
Posted in The Drill, The future and our choices
Tagged digital, L'Osservatore Romano, print, publishing
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Editor of L’Osservatore Romano cured as a child by the intercession of St. Pius X
If you don’t ask for miracles, miracles won’t be granted.
At Palazzo Apostolico of Paolo Rodari there is a story that the present editor of the Vatican’s newspaper L’Osservatore Romano was healed when he was little through the intercession of St. … Continue reading
Posted in Just Too Cool, Pray For A Miracle
Tagged Gian Maria Vian, L'Osservatore Romano, miracles, St. Pius X
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“It seemed like a good idea at the time….” – the new John Paul II “statue” in Rome
I was dying to find out the reaction to the new “statue” of John Paul II near Rome’s train station. It is, in my opinion, horrendous. In the pages of the Vatican’s newspaper L’Osservatore Romano there is a short blurb … Continue reading
REVIEW: L’Osservatore Romano’s new website and online editions
UPDATE: 20 April
The new L’Osservatore Romano site is working better today, though it is still clunky and a bit hard to navigate.
I was able to bring up the PDF of today’s daily.
One curiosity: They fuzzed out the Vatican stemma … Continue reading
Posted in Brick by Brick, Fr. Z KUDOS, New Evangelization, Our Catholic Identity, REVIEWS
Tagged L'Osservatore Romano, online edition, website
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L’Osservatore Romano: criticizing the questioners
If you haven’t yet seen this, you will want to hop over and have a look at Sandro Magister‘s always useful place.
In this case, Magister presents the back-to-back responses in the Vatican’s semi-official daily L’Osservatore Romano to two theologians in … Continue reading
L’Osservatore Romano as origin of the maelstrom: Ed Peters opines
The respected, clear-thinking canonist Ed Peters of In the Light of the Law has offered a blistering assessment of the role of the Vatican’s daily L’Osservatore Romano in regard to the latest in a string of media screw-ups.
My emphases and … Continue reading
Posted in Biased Media Coverage, Throwing a Nutty
Tagged Ed Peters, L'Osservatore Romano, Peter Seewald
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