Really, since Patheos is in the midst of an absolutely huge Future of Evangelicalism week, I must put up a little good-natured resistance.
Elizabeth Scalia
Really, since Patheos is in the midst of an absolutely huge Future of Evangelicalism week, I must put up a little good-natured resistance.
You put up with the Catholics and with the Mainline Protestants, but now, helllooooooo Evangelicals: It’s the week you’ve been waiting for over at Patheos, where Tim Dalrymple and others have compiled one huge forum on the Future of Evangelicalism! It’s what Katie Couric would call gi-normous!. You’ve got a month’s worth of reading there, [...]
In discussing the Future of Catholicism at Patheos, one essay in particular, Barbara Nicolosi’s vent-acular rant on the influence of the Baby Boomers on art and culture, stood out; Save the Boomers, Save the World was the most-read piece of the week. In truth, “Save the Boomers” is a highly-edited version of a much longer [...]
As the Future of Catholicism Week wanes, and Patheos gets set to welcome a look at The Future of Mainline Protestantism, the Catholic side closes with two very different but passionate pieces: No discussion of the Future Church can be complete without a look at Catholic music, and award-winning composer Frank LaRocca (a friend of [...]
This morning I dreamed my dog was being sick in my bedroom–she sleeps by my bed–turns out, my husband had said, “she’s throwing up, again” it and the words invaded my dreams before they entered my consciousness. I awoke to find him taking the first turn at what became a bad morning/afternoon of cleaning up [...]
Day three into Future of Catholicism Week some might be surprised by this piece by Hugh Hewitt, which is a virtual valentine to Evangelical Christians: The brief history of American Catholicism is this: mission, persecution, immigration, community, political power, strength, Vatican II, confusion, decline, scandal, confession, penance, and renewal. A new cycle of mission, persecution, [...]
Over at Patheos, the Future of Catholicism Week continues. Today I was struck by the enthusiasm and optimism of Word on Fire’s Fr. Robert Barron, as he offers some advice to young priests: Who, after all, would want to sign up for a form of life that was regularly subjected to bitter critique and that [...]
Elizabeth Scalia is a Benedictine Oblate and the Managing Editor of the Catholic Portal at Patheos. She is a writer, speaker and a regularly-featured columnist at First Things and at The Catholic Answer. Look for her book, Strange Gods: Unmasking the Idols in Everyday Life to be released in 2013, via Ave Maria Press.


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