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Russert “understood what it meant to be ‘called’ to be a Catholic”
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Deacon Greg Kandra
Not much has been written about the big event that followed by several days the death of Tim Russert: the lecture for the Catholic Common Ground Initiative, which the NBC News star was scheduled to give. His last-minute replacement was another NBC News star, and Catholic — a graduate of Catholic University, in fact —…
Speaking of gangsters: “Paradise” found
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Deacon Greg Kandra
The news about the gangster meeting the pope reminded me of these great videos. Here is Coolio’s classic “Gangster’s Paradise,” from the movie Dangerous Minds. But to really appreciate it, you have to see “Weird Al” Yankovich’s inspired parody, “Amish Paradise.” It’s a classic in its own right. Enjoy.
Listening early for The Call: inside Brooklyn’s Cathedral Prep
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deacon greg kandra
I was surprised and delighted to see a brief article in this morning’s New York Times about Cathedral Prep Seminary in Elmhurst, Queens. By day, it’s a high school for young men; by night, it is used by the diaconate for formation. This is where I studied to become a deacon — and where other…
When Jesus met Sally: a non-Catholic receives communion
By
Deacon Greg Kandra
A new front seems to have opened up on the communion wars — and it involves someone who isn’t even Catholic. Fr. James Martin, S.J. has the scoop: In one of the strangest religious stories of the month, Sally Quinn, the longtime Washington Post reporter and co-editor of the Post-Newsweek blog “On Faith” wrote about…
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