From the Paris Review Daily – Paint Samples, suitable for the home, sourced from colors in literature. For example if you want to see that gray green greasy color of the river Limpopo, this is where you’re gonna go. “Then Kolokolo Bird said, with a mournful cry, ‘Go to the banks of the great gray-green, [...]
MARK 1:21, 22 Having seen how the Torah was viewed, we can now see why the scribes were so important. Someone had to tell everybody what was right and wrong for everyday living. After reading about how the scribes’ systems worked it is clear why Jesus’ teachings were so startling. To give this study [of [...]
… including a Happy Catholic book signed by me as well as books by Amy Welborn, Mark Shea, and Brandon Vogt (among others). Other giveaways include chocolates, jewelry, frames prints, rosaries, and more. Susan Windley-Daoust (Ironic Catholic) has done a fantastic job of recruiting wonderful prizes. And the money all goes to a very worthy [...]
MARK 1:21, 22 I read this and realized that I have a tendency to think of the synagogue as just the local version of a church with the Temple being the big “headquarters” in Jerusalem. Not so at all as William Barclay points out. There are certain basic differences between the synagogue and the church [...]
Papal Encyclicals Online is a simply terrific resource where you can find and read an astounding number of documents from the Church’s history. It’s where I first found and read the Vatican II documents, which I need to reread, but you can find encyclicals going back to 1227 and the documents of all the Church [...]
Don’t depend on the media’s terribly chosen sound bites to know what your pope is saying. Get it straight from the horse’s mouth (sort of) with the help of The Weekly Benedict. We can thank two people for The Weekly Benedict. First is Jimmy Akin, who gathers weekly the homilies and writings of the Holy [...]
At Catholic Fidelity it is our mission to faithfully serve Christ’s Church by defending Her truth. I have sought to bring together many of the best apologetic sources on the net in one place and arrange them in a topical manner across several different types of media (articles, videos, audio, presentations, recommended books, and more) [...]
I’m used to checking the New Advent main page for a quick overview of hot topics among Catholic bloggers. And most of us also know that you can find the 1917 Catholic Encyclopedia entries online there also. However, I tend to forget what a great resource the Catholic Library is that New Advent maintains. Here’s [...]
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