The Pope Gets Political - Robert P. George, Crisis Magazine
Why the Believer Knows More About Science - Stacy Trasancos PhD, Catholic Lane
Transfiguring the Crystal Cathedral - Terry Mattingly, On Religion
“Under the Control of the State” - Fr. James V. Schall, Catholic World Report
The Unmanly Bitterness of the Manosphere - DarwinCatholic, The American Catholic
What Members of the Eastern Churches can Teach Us about Fasting - A Reluctant Sinner
Canon Made Impossible: Ehrman, McDowell & an Unlikely Agreement - Brent Stubbs, Called to Communion
Sister Marie-Thérèse’s Trials - Dr. Jeff Mirus, Catholic Culture/On the Culture
Both Funny and Quite Sad: Women “Priests” Simulated “Mass” Video - Fr. Z’s Blog
Liturgical Adjustments - Jake Tawney, Roma locuta est
Catholics and Economics - Donald DeMarco PhD, HLI America
Meet the New Auxiliary Bishop of Houston - Rocco Palmo, Whispers in the Loggia
Who Am I? Where Am I Going? What Am I Doing? - Richard Collins, Linen on the Hedgerow
For the latest on the best punditry in the Catholic blogosphere click on the ThePulp.it.
Jimmy Akin: Is God telling us fictions about the past?
Edward Pentin: Parishes Worldwide Prepare for Eucharistic Adoration Hour
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The “Pope Gets Political” headline was misleading. I expected to be reading something that the current Holy Father has said. Rather, it’s an article from 1996 about Pope John Paul II
Angela,
The pic has been replaced, I hope you enjoyed reading some of the other links proffered!
JMJ
Always! :)
Thanks, too, for changing the pic.
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