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Mollie at Get Religion has a post on the coverage of the Gospel of Judas story in which she notes the ignorance of press and purportedly "christian" public alike.  She also wonders about the lack of variety in the voices that are being quoted in the stories in the secular press. Here’s my comment, which…

The Cross, a sign of contradiction and of life, was at the heart of the pope’s homily, given after the dramatic account of the Passion by the evangelist Mark. Benedict XVI said: “There was a time, and it is still not entirely over, when Christianity was rejected precisely because of the Cross. The Cross talked…

Go visit The Lion and The Cardinal – he’s got music suggestions and links, his own Stations of the Cross, as well as some fascinating photographs of Holy Week processions in Andalusia.

Ross Douthat in the WSJ: An engaging piece in which Douthat looks the "theocon" label in the face – and embraces it. Take that, Andrew Sullivan! Political movements are often labeled by their enemies. "Neoconservative" was an insult Michael Harrington hurled at Norman Podhoretz and Irving Kristol during their journey rightward; "queer" was a slur…
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