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Daily Archives: 25 April 2006
Referral to a Friend
Please check out my friend Michael’s web page. He’s an outstanding musician, and a deeply spiritual man: just an all-around good guy. His 2-disk set Virtues is available, and I’d recommend it.
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Vineyard
Peter Nixon brings three pieces to our attention in a dotCommonweal post entitled “The Vineyard of Parish Life.” “(T)he similarities (between thriving parishes): the stress on making a personal decision for Christ and the importance of lay leadership. In an … Continue reading
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Saturn’s E Ring
Enceladus, moon of Saturn, has active geysers pounding ice particles into Saturn orbit from reservoirs just under the surface. They form the E Ring, captured here in an image with two of Saturn’s smaller moons. You’re seeing the ring edge-on … Continue reading
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Gaudium et Spes 47
Gaudium et Spes 47 begins a chapter titled, “Fostering the Nobility of Marriage and the Family.” This section sets the table for what will follow in this chapter. The well-being of the individual person and of human and Christian society … Continue reading
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Benedict on Discernment
You can’t help but love this guy and his approach. I think Serra Clubs and other vocations-concerned groups would do well to listen more to what the pope and other good priests say about their inspiration. Zenit posted part 2 … Continue reading
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Star Trek Resuscito
The movie franchise Star Trek getting resuscitated in two years, according to lots of people online. Going back to Kirk and Company: The Academy Years, from what I’ve read. Maybe that’ll work, though I think heading a bit more into … Continue reading →