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Rev. John Zuhlsdorf, a scrappy blogger popular with the Catholic right.
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Maybe the guy with the glasses was Clavius’s assistant. The solar observer.
Now, there a Jesuit (among many in the sciences) that made a positive contribution! And immortalized in 2001. Wonder if he knew about the monolith?
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Astronomy and Popes.
Right up your alley, Fr.Z!
I think nearly half of the moon’s craters are named after Jesuit scientists.
Those were the days…
It actually does look a lot like St. Philip Neri and his Spectacles!
http://www.antiquespectacles.com/topics/religious_leaders/religious_leaders.htm
Very neat, fun, post. On a another note, here’s another reason to keep in mind the Church’s gift to the world in the form of the Gregorian Calendar: the BBC dropped “anno Domini” and “Before Christ,” so as not to offend Muslims and to be “politically correct:”
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2041265/BBC-turns-year-Our-Lord-2-000-years-Christianity-jettisoned-politically-correct-Common-Era.html
I see this rejection of Christ and this theft of the Gregorian Calendar more and more in books, articles, etc.
I’ve protested BCE/CE (instead of BC/AD) on message boards, etc., and I encourage all of you to defend our Lord and our culture in this regard!
This IS cool, Father Z!
@ Gus Barbarigo: I’ve noticed that recently when listening to the BBC World News Service on my radio overnight. Why are they so afraid of offending Moslems and being ‘politically correct’ (a lot of hogwash if you ask me), and denying the role of Christianity in forming the history of England and Europe? This makes me mad….!