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The first “Chinese” Olympic star
By
Deacon Greg Kandra
While the world watches in fascination the Olympics in Beijing, Asia News has taken a moment to remind us of the original Chinese champion, who gained fame more recently from the movie “Chariots of Fire.” (Okay now: everyone start humming the theme…da dum da dee dum dum…) Take a look: Not everyone may know that…
One more reason I love penguins
By
Deacon Greg Kandra
It’s Opus. While The Anchoress is leading her little retreat, here’s another happy reminder of why we all need to take a breath — and take a break. God bless Opus. Dare I say…Opus Dei?
An engaging story out of WYD
By
Deacon Greg Kandra
I saw this item a week or so ago and kept meaning to post it, but other things intruded. It’s heartfelt, and hopeful, and sweetly romantic. Anyway: I’ll let the story speak for itself: World Youth Day 2008 will always be a meaningful memory for Anders C. Bergmann of St. George Parish at Patrick Air…
A Pauline apology
By
Deacon Greg Kandra
Last week, it seems, a certain television anchorwoman misidentified the location of next month’s GOP convention. And the other day, she issued an on-air apology — which is notable for (among other things) making a reference to the Apostle of the Gentiles: Katie Couric says “sorry,” St. Paul. On July 29, the CBS Evening News…
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