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The essay at the back of The New York Times Sunday Book Review belongs to Lauren Winner this week, and she gives her take on the book (and author) that everybody and their mother is giving their take on these days–Rob Bell’s “Love Wins: A Book About Heaven, Hell, and the Fate of Every Person…

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Movie Mom and I have both posted lists in the past  of excellent movies available on DVD with a “green focus.”  Well, for Earth Day 2011, I would like to update my list with a couple of new choices you should check out. “Bag It”:  This documentary examines the ongoing problem of plastic and our…

Think you don’t have time to particpate in this Holy Week? Think again. On this Good Friday there is a priest who will tweet the Stations of the Cross and you can follow him as he does. Father Paddy Byrne is a firm believer in using social media to reach out to the community and…

Okay, so if you haven’t already had enough of Rebecca Black’s tragically hilariously bad “Friday” song that has you chanting “Friday, Friday” every time someone mentions this particular day of the week (oh it is so horribly catchy you can’t make it stop), you’ve got to see this parody that Community Christian Church–a megachurch in Chicago–did…

Heated debates about religion are nothng new to ABC’s “The View”, but I have this week’s spiritual conversations on the gabfest  enjoyable. Yesterday, Whoopi discussed at great length her opinion on Judas as well as whether or not Lady Gaga is a good Catholic. Today the discussion centered around the new Biblical translation that is…

Call on Faith is a new app for your smartphone that provides an instant dose of inspiration whenever you need it. I have it on my iPhone and have been pleasantly surprised by it. It essentially works as a dynamic video library, kind of like your own personal mini-YouTube of faith. There are over 100…

People enjoy seeing themselves on the big screen. And watching “Jumping the Broom” felt like part class reunion and a family gathering – complete with the joys and angst that both can generate. I couldn’t help but be reminded of friends and family, colleagues and classmates as I watched the story of two families and…

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