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George Weigel has nice things to say about yours truly in a recent column, as well as a recommendation: I’ve often recommended the work of Anglican exegete N.T. Wright as an antidote to this suspiciousness, and let me do so again: if there is one book to give a friend troubled by The Da Vinci…

I’ve finally updated my webpage devoted to DVC stuff. Check it out, pass it on, etc. De-Coding Mary Magdalene is out of course, but there’s no search the book function activated on the Amazon listing. I’ve put up the table of contents at the information page. I wrote it to fill a vacuum – there’s…

First of all, I’ll tell you that on my trip, I read Wright’s Paul: In Fresh Perspective, a short, meaty book in which he brings together the highlights of all of his previous work on Paul. Simply put, having not read his previous Pauline commentary, this little book jostled my world fairly severely, in a…

The Roamin’ Roman has begun her arduous task of posting all of her photos and commentary from the Triduum – yes, she got to every Papal liturgy, and then some. Here’s the link to her blog. This Triduum, with no closing blessing at the Holy Thursday or Good Friday liturgies, it really hit home to…
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