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Daily Archives: 28 January 2011
NEW WDTPRS MUG – Newman “To be deep in history”
The other day I was having a skype conversation with His Hermeneuticalness himself, Fr. Tim Finigan. He mentioned Bl. John Henry Newman’s phrase “To be deep in history is to cease to be a Protestant.” Thinking back on the course … Read More
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RECENT POSTS OF INTEREST and some thanks.
Some recent posts of interest: The slipping-away of Catholic identity Just too cool stuff Let the swimming begin! The Anglican Ordinariate is going to grow. FOLLOW-UP: Online volume of Acta Apostolicae Sedis has been corrected A mordant observation about the … Read More
Benedictine Monks of Norcia Summer Discernment Program
From Norcia: As we prepare for the 11th Annual Summer Discernment Program in Norcia, Italy from July 4 – July 29, the Monks of Norcia would like to invite you or anyone you know who might be interested in this … Read More
My next novel is all lined up!
I think I’ll start writing a Catholic science-fiction novel. Well… maybe not. I am more of the secret Vatican vampire assassin squad kind of guy. Gotta be more readers there. But if I did write a Catholic science fiction novel, … Read More
REVIEW: LaserMonks – caveat emptor
UPDATE 20 April 2011: I was alerted to the fact that the website of Laser Monks has been down for maintenance for a while. I sincerely hope they are able to get back on their feet and do a great … Read More
The slipping-away of Catholic identity
I think that Pope Benedict had as a project for his pontificate the revitalization of Catholic identity. The West is losing its soul because Christianity – Catholicism in particular – is not being lived by the mature or passed on … Read More
Just too cool stuff
I remain a real fan of the Mars Rover missions. One of the readers here, who works for NASA actually sent me a Spirit mission patch! Poor Spirit… sniff. Opportunity is still chugging along. I tune in once in a … Read More
Let the swimming begin! The Anglican Ordinariate is going to grow.
There will be an interesting article in the UK’s best Catholic weekly, the Catholic Herald about the big influx of Anglicans who are expected to join the Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham in the Diocese of Brentwood alone. Brentwood … Read More
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