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Daily Archives: 28 January 2008
Recent Films
We’ve been watching a lot of movies at home lately. It’s been interesting to branch out from Ebert thumbs-up flicks at the theater. In no particular order … We watched The Wedding Date, which I liked a little bit better … Continue reading
Posted in film, My Family
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St Benedict Makes the APOD
Check this link for Cosmas Damian Asam’s 1735 painting of St Benedict in Germany’s Weltenburg Abbey. The Baroque painter accurately depicts the corona of the sun which only appears during a total solar eclipse. Also depicted is the “diamond ring” … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Astronomy
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Infant Baptism, Weddings, Future Liturgy Series
Just an update on liturgical matters around here. Over the next few weeks, I’ll post on each of the wedding readings, with Neil’s help on 1 Corinthians 13, and hopefully a bit more. We’ll look at the rituals of infant … Continue reading
Posted in Liturgy, post-conciliar liturgy documents
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The Armchair Liturgist: Catholic Schools Week
Greetings, all. Sorry for the weekend in exile; I do have a busy parish, you know. This past weekend, we had a quinceanero on top of our usual five parish Masses. And my wife and I celebrated twelve years of … Continue reading
Posted in The Armchair Liturgist
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