Inspiration
Faith & Prayer
Health &
Wellness
Entertainment
Love &
Family
Newsletters
Special Offers
Via Media
Via Media
Religious Reality TV, Australian style
By
awelborn
Following in the footsteps of the BBC’s programs, The Monastery and The Convent (which begins airing this week), Shannon Donahoo reports from Down Under that Australian TV is going to do a similar program they’re calling The Abbey. Okay, we’re running out of names…what’s next? Cloister…Nunnery…Anchorhold – well, that last one might be a little…
A visit to Ireland
By
awelborn
The kind of thing that interests me: The relics of St. Claude la Colombiere will be touring Ireland during June and July. From an article in the Sunday Independent (not online): HE WAS the saintly priest to whom Therese of Lisieux looked for inspiration and who sparked the special Irish devotion to the Sacred Heart.Now…
The Way of the Fathers
By
awelborn
Several good recent posts (as per usual) from Mike Aquilina – on the Trinity, how Jesus is saving publishing, and a recent archaelogical discovery in Spain: Talk about paydirt. Archeologists in the Basque Country announced this week that they have have discovered 270 third-century Roman inscriptions, many of them Christian in character. This epigraphic set…
On the way
By
awelborn
Greg Willits of the podcast Rosary Army writes with some news: I know you’ve mentioned Fr. Roderick’s podcast on your website before, and I just wanted to let you know that Father Roderick coming to Atlanta next week and will be our guest during the Eucharistic Congress next Saturday here in Atlanta. By some miracle,…
Father of 20 does good
By
awelborn
Reader Clare passes this on: Further to your post on the LA Times family of 16, BBC Radio’s feature ‘Composer of the Week’ is Bach, father of 20! (repeated June 12th thru 16th). I just relaxed this Sunday afternoon for a most pleasurable hour listening to a podcast from last Thursday (episode #4 of 5)…
Wounded Body
By
awelborn
An op-ed by Paul Ginnetty, director of the Institute for the Study of Religion at St. Joseph’s College in Patchogue, in Newsday, detailing the author’s views on the problems in the Diocese of Rockville Center. The first order of business is Bishop Murphy’s continued cold shoulder to Voice of The Faithful, then the re-organization of…
If your conscience fails you on this one..
By
awelborn
Be practical. A NYTimes article on how job recruiters are using the internet to weed out the irresponsible and immature. In other words: watch out what you put on your MySpace, Xanga and Facebook. Good for forwarding to young people in your life…. Ana Homayoun runs Green Ivy Educational Consulting, a small firm that tutors…
Moving On
By
awelborn
Bishop Wuerl says good-bye to Pittsburgh today, and Ann Rogers pens a farewell article: Those are the same words others use to describe much of his ministry. Most attention focused on his most dramatic efforts: The reorganization that closed 39 churches, or the bold stand he took in 1993 to keep a child molester out…
Reclaiming Holy Hill
By
awelborn
Archbishop Dolan offers a Mass of Reparation: Located in southern Washington County, the 150-year-old shrine was owned by the Milwaukee Archdiocese until 1906. It now belongs to a separate Roman Catholic order known as the Discalced Carmelite Friars. He told the crowd of more than 750 gathered inside the main church for the late afternoon…
Culture of Life
By
awelborn
And, to lift the depression by the preceding entry…a very nice story from the LA Times about a family with 16 children. I loved this detail: "Eight years old was the magic age," said Jerome Santucci, 33. "You got a watch and a knife at your dinner setting, and you went on the list of…
375
376
377
378
379
archives
most recent
search
this
blog
More from Beliefnet and our partners