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Blessed Lolo: first beatified journalist
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jmcgee
On Saturday, the church is beatifying for the first time a journalist — Manuel Lorenzo Garrido, known as “Lolo” — and the video below is a poignant look at his life and work.
How can you be a better, holier commenter?
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jmcgee
Well, for starters, check out Matthew Warner’s suggestions in the National Catholic Register. He makes some very good points.
Quote of the day: “We are particularly concerned about blogs…”
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jmcgee
“Secular media often falls into a trap of being cynical, disrespectful and sensationalist. Whatever is rudest or most sensational is what they often gravitate to. Catholic media can model what a civil, substantive media can and should be. Civil, substantive media pursues and presents stories of substance and depth that enrich all of our lives.…
“Lost” found its ending at a Catholic school in Hawaii
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jmcgee
If you saw the “Lost” finale, you couldn’t miss the religious overtones — or the setting. Now CNS is revealing where it was filmed: The gateway to heaven is through the chapel doors at Sacred Hearts Academy in Honolulu. Or so one could argue after watching the series finale of the ABC-TV show “Lost” in…
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