The Dumb Ox continues to amuse with Christians cause Global Warming.
Another parodist gives us Threshold of Hope Basilica.
The Cardinal Arinze Podcast has done a live inteview with the Cardinal from the Vatican which includes the Cardinal’s defense against atheistic misrepresentations of his words about the Da Vinci Code and other subjects.
A new group blog called Chesterton and Friends is starting. There are a lot of blessing involved with converting and I consider G.K. Chesterton to be one of them. I had never read anything by him prior to my conversion and think he is one of the best kept secrets. Though it is no surprise that his works do not get the push they deserve. They are too much inclined to making you think and showing just how much of what is obvious you have totally missed.
One of the biggest problems facing Poland is the chronic high unemployment facing the poor rural Catholics. The Fathers of St. Mary’s of Krakow are feeding the poor, raising funds for a catholic school and a small hospital in Bobowa and other small villages of Poland. They need our help.
Here is a video promoting the new John Paul the Great University. You just got to love a school that uses "magisterial teaching" in a promotion video. The school specializes in all forms of media which is an integral part of the new evangelization. Via Singing in the Reign which has move coverage of this new university.
Gerald’s latest podcast in on the Da Vinci code and covers "the book, gnosticism, new ageism, feel-good spirituality – with me getting mad (I know, hard to believe!) at some points. Also, a hilarious quote from the book, and grand quotes from Pope Benedict XVI and Chesterton."
Though I am sure most of you are in Da Vinci Code overload, Gerald’s podcasts are always informative.
One thing available in most search engines the ability to use a "-" in front of words you don’t want to find with your search term. I wish this was available in everyday life so we could just activate -The Da Vinci Code
Then there is also Brown’s Last Supper
In this article George Cardinal Pell addresses the situation of the Church specifically in Australia. Though what he has to say can be easily transferred to the Church in most countries. As always the good Cardinal is straight-forward with good insights.