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“Bella”: a pro-living movie
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deacon greg kandra
A few people have wondered what I thought about the movie “Bella” (especially after I linked to Barbara Nicolosi’s less-than-enthusiastic post a couple weeks back). Well, frankly, my weekends have been nuts lately, and it’s been hard to find the time to indulge in the luxury of movie-going. But last weekend, I finally got to…
Further evidence of our corrupt electoral system
By
deacon greg kandra
But I would like to thank all those who voted for me — which, at last tally, numbered one: my wife. Better luck next year. Meantime, you can read about those who rigged the election for Matt Damon, and others on the finalist list, right here.
A Catholic soldier: “Sometimes killing is necessary. That doesn’t make it right.”
By
deacon greg kandra
The Washington Post’s Elizabeth Tenety has posted a terrific interview this weekend with a Catholic veteran of Iraq who is now a student at Georgetown. As Tenety describes him: “William James Quinn was 24 and a veteran of the Iraq war when he began his freshman year of college. While in Iraq, he worked as…
God’s bloggers: seminarians make the PC their pulpit
By
Deacon Greg Kandra
More and more, your keyboard is becoming a critical evangelization tool. Don’t believe it? Check out this pretty compelling bit of evidence from The Leaven, the diocesan newspaper of Kansas City, Kansas: When Jesus told his disciples to go out and preach the good news, he likely did not have a keyboard, computer screen and…
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