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February 2007

February 20, 2007
Hat tip to Radical Catholic Mom for this link to a witty ecumencial dialogue for...
February 19, 2007
  Who's directing whom? Ruth Gledhill of The Times of London gets to the heart...
February 19, 2007
Just what did Jesus mean when he said there was to be "one flock and...
February 19, 2007
Ruth Gledhill of The Times reports that the Anglican and the Catholic churches are just...
February 15, 2007
  My first entry into liturgical, historical Christianity was in a little Episcopal breakaway church...
February 15, 2007
OK. This is a day late, and I know these kind of articles are a...
February 15, 2007
Our man in Toldeo (that's Ohio, not Spain) who already produces the beautiful, witty and...
February 14, 2007
Here's your Valentine's card.The devotion to the sacred heart of Jesus is pretty hard for...
February 13, 2007
Dr George Carey, the Archbishop of Canterbury who pushed women's ordination through the Church of...
February 13, 2007
Can anybody resist George Herbert? An intellectual with the highest connections who decided to be...
February 12, 2007
Jonathan Petrie of London's Daily Telegraph explains what's going on as the world's Anglican primates...
February 12, 2007
Here's a link to the podcast of my homily on Sunday. It's about the beatitudes...
February 09, 2007
  Strong Woman has prompted me to tell my St Bernadette story. This happened the...
February 09, 2007
These three remain: Faith, Hope and Love.These everlasting virtues form a little incarnated Holy Trinity.The...
February 08, 2007
My favorite film: Shawshank Redemption. Here's a film that's worth watching over and over. The...
February 06, 2007
I'm as keen as the next guy about apologetics, having a friendly intellectual dog fight,...
February 05, 2007
  Benedict XVI talks much about the 'dictatorship of relativism', and not everybody's sure quite...
February 05, 2007
I believe this image of St Agatha comes from Lechlade Church in England. Lechlade is...
February 04, 2007
I have come across a website with the remarkable title 'Thinking Anglicans'. The website compiles...
February 03, 2007
We shall not cease from explorationAnd the end of all our exploringWill be to arrive...
February 03, 2007
This is a carving in an ancient Church in Kilpeck, in Hertfordshire, England. Roving Medievalist...

January 2007

January 31, 2007
Don John Bosco was a different kind of Don Juan. He was a juggler, tight...
January 30, 2007
Tolkien loathed allegory. It was too obvious; too blatant; too literal; too dead. In allegory...
January 29, 2007
A reader asked me if I had any idea who the patron saint of mystery...
January 28, 2007
I have to admit to a quirky enthusiasm for conspiracy theories and eccentric historical legends.Have...
January 27, 2007
Roving Medievalist has this habit of posting pictures of places in England that I know...
January 27, 2007
  I picked up a copy of His Holinessby Carl Bernstein and Marco Politi at...
January 26, 2007
Roman Miscellany has a curious story. Catholic priest waiting to bury the dead discovers that...
January 26, 2007
Timothy and Titus--the twin witnesses to apostolic succession.Is there such a thing as Apostolic Succession?...
January 23, 2007
Frank at And Also With You tagged me for this meme...I'm only now getting around...
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