Podcaster extraordinaire Fr. Roderick has recently started blogging and today he translates an article of an interview with Vatican astronomer Rev. Jose Gabriel Funes that appeared in the Osservatore Romano.
The Star Wars Ewok Gospel goes perfectly with this story.
Join Fathers Ken Brighenti & John Trigilo on a pilgrimage to Fatima and Lourdes this year starting Nov 3.
Upcoming Humane Vitae conference to celebrate the 40th year anniversary of this document with great speakers such as Archbishop Raymond Burke, Ralph McInerny, and Janet Smith.
Jennifer at "Et Tu" has a wonderful post on Reason, wonder and Pope Benedict XVI
Nathan Kennedy at Genesis and Eschaton came into the Church
this Easter and gives us his conversion story and
his account of entering the Church during the Easter vigil.
He is also discerning a vocation to the priesthood and writes
of his difficulties concerning the opposition by his family.
Cardinal Zen’s Stations
of the Cross
Clayton has put together Via Crucis – a multimedia
meditation using scenes from Mel Gibson’s film The Passion of the
Christ. Well worth your time.
Paraclete Press has made available a Passion Narrative according to the Gospel
of John chanted by monastic members of the Gloriae Dei
Cantores Schola, in Latin, in Gregorian chant.
The Eagle and Elephant blog has a
series of Triduum mediations.
It appears that three times the charm in regards to making Dr.
Suess’ movies in recent years. The Jim Carrey Grinch move was
just bad, The Cat in the Hat went beyond bad into hateful. I
heard Steven D. Greydanus review on Catholics Answer for Horton Hears a
Who! and I was delighted at the very positive review. I love
his reviews because they are enjoyable in and of themselves even if you
have no desire to see the movie reviewed. This time he gives a review
using Suessian verse and it is a wonder in itself.
The blogger at Ukok’s Place has a Credo
Christian E-Cards site. Check it out.
Apoloblogology covers the phony
seven deadly sins dust up.
Some new sites:
The Apostolic Post a nicely
designed news source. Though it needs an RSS feed.
You can listen to the upcoming album of
Catholic recording artist Matt Maher here.
Another Blosser has entered the blogosphere. Tea and Sympathy is a new literary blog devoted to Evelyn Waugh and others.
So, here I am. I’m attaching myself to a blog so that I might discuss literature with other people who want to discuss literature. My primary focus is Evelyn Waugh because I believe him to be the author of the finest English novels that have ever been penned. I like other authors too, of course, such as Oscar Wilde, Anthony Burgess, Jane Austen, J. R. R. Tolkien, C. S. Lewis, H. P. Lovecraft, Stephen King, and William Shakespeare. Let’s talk about books.
The excellent Southern Appeal blog is not back after a year of break. So welcome back Steve "Feddie" Dillard and friends back to the blogosphere.
There is a new Catholic School of Theology opening in Champaign, IL which looks to be quite solid.
Matt Swain at Apoloblogology is running a Joel Osteen or Barak Obama quotation contest which is quite challenging.
Congratulations to Dom and Melanie Bettinelli on the birth of their daughter Sophia Therese.
Dawn Eden has an article up
on MSNBC on
her book “The thrill of the chaste”
From her appearance on the Today Show.
She gives background on her appearance here.