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Katie Couric and the language of Jesus
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deacon greg kandra
I suspect some viewers (including this one) never expected to hear Katie Couric reciting the Our Father on the CBS Evening News. But last night, that’s what happened, when the program (originating this week from Iraq and Syria) broadcast something unusual and fascinating: a lovely little story about a village in Syria that is working…
“We’re all in this together”: saving the world through YouTube
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deacon greg kandra
That ingratiating anthem of “High School Musical” serves as the backdrop for the video below, which was just written up in the Denver Catholic Register. The story was picked up by Catholic Online: Timothy Reidy is an average all-American college student who never thought he would be using something like YouTube to promote a cause…
Discover this: a priest blogs about science
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deacon greg kandra
A new blog has popped up in the ‘sphere — and it’s safe to say there’s nothing quite like it out there right now. It’s a blog about science, written by a Catholic priest, Fr. Michael K. Holleran. And he introduces himself in his first posting: Why am I daring to undertake this blog? The…
Which presidential candidates aren’t very religious?
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deacon greg kandra
Well, here’s a hint: one is Catholic. According to a new survey, the American public views the nominal front-runners right now as the least religious candidates in the race: People view Hillary Rodham Clinton and Rudy Giuliani as the least religious of the major presidential candidates, according to a poll released Thursday. Mitt Romney was…
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