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One of our frequent commentors, Irenaeus – has a blog. I’m fairly sure he wrote to me about it a while back, but it got lost in the mess that is my email box. So, apologies for that, Irenaeus. Catholidoxies is the blog of an evangelical Protestant contemplating Roman Catholicism and Orthodoxy. Go read –…

Today during the General Audience, the Pope took as his subject Eusebius of Caesarea, the 3rd-4th century church historian. Full text translation here – (scroll down) He begins with a bit of biography, then an explanation of structure and aim of the Church History . Then: The citation which we just made from the first…

Today is the feast of St. Anthony of Padua, the great Franciscan preacher, and patron of those seeking that which is lost. Chiara has several prayers posted Miki has a holy card and a short reflection A news video (the link is evident on the page) of a celebration of St. Anthony from last Sunday…

Sandro Magister on Rabbi Jacob Neusner, whose work Pope Benedict repeatedly cites in JON, reprinting Neusner’s article from the Jerusalem Post from late May: In “Jesus of Nazareth,” the pope explains why this book made such a positive impression on him. In it, “the author takes his place among the crowds of Jesus‘ disciples on…
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