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Sandro Magister’s Denver talk from last week: A new cathedral church was built twelve years ago in Evry, to the south of Paris. It is recognized as the masterpiece of one of the most famous architects in the world, Mario Botta of Switzerland. During Sunday Mass, it is half-empty. But the nearby mosque is overflowing…

The Cafeteria is Closed disagrees with an interpretation of recent events in Vienna, originally described at Whispers in the Loggia. A newcomer to this blogworld must think that is an extremely odd statement. Perhaps even oldtimers, too.

Try religious freedom on for size. Another story from Turkey: Since January there is a drive by the Ecumenical Patriarchate to re-open the Theological Seminary of Heybeliada (Halki) in Istanbul. This seminary has been closed by the Turkish government even though it promised to permit its re-opening up till 2004. Currently under Turkish law, the…

That’s done, even with part of the day wasted trying to fix my computer problem that I caused in my effort to fix a lesser problem. And failed. Both times. But it can wait until I get back – I’ve got Michael’s laptop. (Oh, and mine? The one y’all bought for me last year? It’s…
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