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Blogging Bishop Michael Campbell, Doug Kmiec Resigns, Religion, Reason, Same-Sex Marriage, and more! (2095)

The Best in Catholic Blogging

04/19/2011 Comment

'Blogging' Bishop Michael Campbell, O.S.A., of the Diocese of Lancaster (England).

New From Ignatius Press: Anglicans and The Roman Catholic Church - Carl Olson, Ignatius Insight Scoop

The ‘Blogging’ Bishop Michael Campbell Welcomes the Vatican’s BlogMeet - A Reluctant Sinner

Doug Kmiec Resigns as Ambassador to Malta - Thomas Peters, Catholic Vote/American Papist

Religion, Reason, and Same-Sex Marriage - Matthew J. Franck, First Things

Angel, Abortion, Sexual Freedom and Subterfuge - Stacy Trasancos, Accepting Abundance

Get Ready to Pay Twice if You Want Change - Doctor Jeff Mirus, Catholic Culture/On the Culture

Tabernacle Destroyed in Spanish Parish - Catholic News Agency

Catholic Obama Apologist Kmiec Resigns as Malta Ambassador - Steven Ertelt, LifeNews.com

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Filed under abortion, anglicans, anti-catholicism, bishop michael campbell, catholic blogosphere, douglas kmiec, malta, monastery, new media, news aggregation

Why Jordan and Syria Are Different (2568)

Christians living under somewhat benevolent regimes take a careful approach.

04/19/2011 Comments (2)
2010 CNS photo/Paul Haring

DAY BY DAY. A man helps an altar server light a candle during Mass at the Melkite Catholic Church in the Bedouin village of Smakieh, Jordan, Sept. 19. Christians in Jordan and Syria, the latest Middle East countries to experience violent unrest, fear that any major power shift could lead to the rise of Islamic fundamentalism and threats to their communities.

– 2010 CNS photo/Paul Haring

AMMAN, Jordan — Christians in Jordan and Syria, the latest Middle East countries to experience violent unrest, are in a quandary.

While they, like their fellow citizens, yearn for greater freedom and democracy, they fear — perhaps more than others — that any major power shift could lead to the rise of Islamic fundamentalism and threats to their communities.

Compared to most other Arab countries in the Middle East, Jordan and Syria are relatively secular, and Christians generally feel safe there, as long as they toe the government line.

In a booklet on Middle East Christians, Habib Malik, a professor at Lebanese American University, says they have “lost all sense of what it meant to...READ MORE

Filed under fouad twal, holy land, islam, jordan, middle east, syria

Richard Rich Quits Malta, Horse Drawn Popemobile, Fairy Tales and Holy Week, Church Forests, + more! (2950)

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04/18/2011 Comment
For Malta

Actor John Hurt playing Richard Rich in the great Catholic film, A Man For All Seasons.

– For Malta

Passion of Christ and Mary’s Role - Sister Lisa M. Doty F.d.C.C., Nunspeak

Saving Ethiopia’s “Church Forests” - T. Delene Beeland, The Orthodox Church

How to Hear Women’s Confessions, From an 1897 Manual - Pat McNamara

Petrine Primacy in the New Testament (Part I) - Michael Barber, The Sacred Page

“The Entire Mystery of Christ” - Robert Royal, The Catholic Thing

Religion: Encouragement Is Not Establishment - R.R. Reno, First Things/On The Square

Attacking the Last Acceptable Prejudice - Michael Coren, MercatorNet

Fairy Tales and Holy Week - Daniel McInerny, High Concepts

Richard Rich Quits as Ambassador to Malta - Donald R. McClarey, The American Catholic

Spiritual Direction is Not...READ MORE

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Supreme Court Gives Catholic Schools a Boost (3950)

The 5-4 ruling will benefit lower-income and middle-income families.

04/18/2011 Comments (3)
Shutterstock

– Shutterstock

WASHINGTON — A sharply divided Supreme Court upheld Arizona’s tax-credit program, which offers dollar-for-dollar reduction in state income tax for donations to tuition organizations that support religious schools.

The court’s 5-4 decision April 4 sets a precedent that could benefit religious schools throughout the country, including Catholic schools.

Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote in the majority opinion that such laws do not violate the Establishment Clause. “When the government declines to impose a tax, there is no such connection between dissenting taxpayer and alleged establishment.”

The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops joined the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of...READ MORE

Filed under arizona, education, school choice, school tuition tax credits, supreme court, vouchers

Purity of Charity, Silent Love, Loves Sees with New Eyes, The First Concelebrated Mass, and more! (1712)

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04/18/2011 Comment

Holy Bible.

The Purity of Charity: The Way of Silent Love - Jeffrey Steel, De Cura Animarum

Love Sees with New Eyes - Doctor Peter Kreeft, The Integrated Catholic Life™

Sexual Revolution: Defend It, If You Can - Anthony Esolen, Public Discourse

Holy Thursday: The First Concelebrated Mass - Reginaldus, The New Theological Movement

Confessions During the Triduum - Father John Zuhlsdorf, What Does The Prayer Really Say?

Because Christ Didn’t Say “Take Up Your Palms And Follow Me” - Frank Weathers, Why I Am Catholic

British Catholic Bloggers, I Salute You! - Ches, The Sensible Bond

U.S. Castigates Holy See over Family Planning - Lauren Funk, C-FAM

Why It’s OK for the U.S. Govt. to Burn Bibles But...READ MORE

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Vatican Blognic, Eucharist and Sacrifice, Dress Your Age, Proof of Legendary Saints, and much more! (3622)

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04/16/2011 Comments (2)

The Vatican Blognic or The Vatican Meeting Blog hosted by the Pontifical Council for Social Communications is set!

Eucharist and Sacrifice: Denial Resulting from Misunderstanding - Jeffrey Steel, De Cura Animarum

Gentlemen, Dress Your Age - Rich Leonardi, Ten Reasons

Legendary Saints Were Real, Buried Alive, Study Hints - Ker Than, National Geographic News

Blogs Are Read in the Vatican, Monsignor Tighe - Tancred, The Eponymous Flower

Youth Challenged to Create New Renaissance with Social Media - David Kerr, Catholic News Agency

Vatican Blognic: List of 150 Bloggers Invited to Attend in Person - Pontifical Council for Social Communications

A Daily Chronology of Jesus’ Last Week - Monsignor Charles Pope, Archdiocese of Washington

Your Ideal Life - Marge Fenelon

Louisiana Not Forced to Recognize...READ MORE

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In Search of the Face of Christ (3128)

Saturday Book Pick: Gripping tale pursues the true image of Jesus, in the Holy Land and around the Mediterranean.

04/16/2011 Comments (4)

THE FACE OF GOD

The Rediscovery of the True Face of Jesus

By Paul Badde

Ignatius, 2010

378 pages, $23.95

To order: Ignatius.com

(800) 651-1531


For century upon century, artists have been trying to depict what Jesus might have looked like. Can we get an idea from the Shroud of Turin? Does a true image of the resurrected Jesus exist elsewhere?

That last question is the subject of a page-turning book in the best of investigative religious journalism. In fact, noted German journalist Paul Badde’s book, The Face of God reads like a thriller.

While Badde explores the Treasury in St. Peter’s in Rome and even searches in Spain for clues to Jesus’ physical appearance, he focuses the book...READ MORE

Filed under benedict xvi, byssus, church of the holy face in manoppello, icons, mandylion, manoppello, mussel silk, paul badde, shroud of turin, sudarium

St. Joseph of Cupertino, George Calvert, Veritatis Splendor, U.S. Bloggers Guild, and much more. . . (1857)

The Best in Catholic Blogging

04/16/2011 Comment

Saint Joseph of Cupertino, the reluctant and unclever saint that levitated.

How the Mass Is a Sacrifice, and Why So Many Deny This Doctrine - Reginaldus, The New Theological Movement

For Your Lenten Saturday Night at the Movies VI - Frank Weathers, Why I Am Catholic

Secretary of State, “Revert” and Catholic Colonizer George Calvert - Stephanie A. Mann, Supremacy and Survival: The English Reformation

God’s Plan, the Only Way to True Freedom: Veritatis Splendor - Father Jeffrey Steel, De Cura Animarum

Catholic Bloggers Guild of America? - Anthony S. Layne, The Impractical Catholic

Abby Johnson and the Still Small Voice of God - Donald R. McClarey, The American Catholic

Out of the Mouth of Salon.com - Daniel McInerny, High Concepts

Democratic Bioethics and...READ MORE

Filed under abby johnson, bioethics, catholic bloggers guild, catholic blogosphere, eugenics, george calvert, new media, st. joseph of cupertino, veritatis splendor

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