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The ring
By
awelborn
MIchael Paulson’s got a close-up photo and the story of the Cardinals’ rings: Turns out that these rings are sort of designed by the pope, in the sense that the pope gets to choose the image on the outside, which in this case is a modern depiction of the crucifixion of Jesus, with Mary and…
Hollywood, Bollywood…Nollywood
By
awelborn
with a religion connection… Now playing across Nigeria: The saga of a church that self-produced a few films and became an instant mogul in the country’s giant movie marketplace known as Nollywood. It’s the latest — and perhaps most audacious — foray into mass culture by the Redeemed Christian Church of God. In less than…
Annunciations
By
awelborn
Today’s homily at the Mass at St. Peter’s with the new cardinals: He addresses some the issues we’ve been haggling about here, in a way: In the Incarnation of the Son of God, in fact, we recognize the origins of the Church. Everything began from there. Every historical realization of the Church and every one…
Conflict of Interest?
By
awelborn
Yesterday, about ten people sent me the link to the review in the New Republic of Fr. Neuhaus’ latest book. The review is here, and it’s harsh. I only skimmed it, so didn’t really think I could comment adequately on it. Plus, I’ve not read Neuhaus’ book. But then, into the breach steps James Kushiner…
Over on the Amazon Blog
By
awelborn
I’m going to start blogging a lot about DVC. Most of what’s there you’ve heard before, but just in case… (And no, I’m not going to open comments on those posts over there. I think you all understand why. There is just not enough time in the day!) (And even if you can’t comment on…
Scrutinizing
By
awelborn
Over the past couple of years, there has been much discussion about the touring "Bodyworks" exhibit, created and constructed by a German artist, made of plasticized human corpses. (The process happens in China, I believe.) Our favorite Catholic high school teacher, the Anonymous Teacher Person has recently blogged about her qualms about accompanying a school…
Energizing Catholics
By
awelborn
The NYTimes takes note of the Archdiocese of Chicago’s evangelization effort in this article. The piece features the Archdiocese’s excellent choice, Fr. Robert Barron, as a person to really get this thing going and focus: When the Rev. Robert Barron talks about why he thinks Jesus is the answer to what is missing in people’s…
Rainbow Flag?
By
awelborn
Rocco draws attention to this photo of the Pope in procession, says it’s "fun." But not for the reasons you’d think, and what’s implied – actually, the rainbow flag in Europe is a common symbol of the peace movement, more than anything else.
Listen up
By
awelborn
I’m about to be on the radio program sponsored by Ave Maria School of Law and hosted by Fr. Michael Orsi – The Advocate. At some point after the program airs, you can listen to an archived version there, or you can listen live right now at the Detroit radio station on which it’s aired…
Save Abdul Rahman
By
awelborn
The Web Elves are on top of this story, which should be clarifying for many. And from the trial judge’s mouth: Under the interpretation of Islamic Sharia law on which Afghanistan’s constitution is based, Mr Rahman faces the death penalty unless he reconverts to Islam. "The Prophet Muhammad has said several times that those who…
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