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Daily Archives: 9 March 2014
Mercy, Wide and Late
The concluding hymn at the parish struck me today in a way it has never done before. Two things. First, wideness, wideness, and kindness: There’s a wideness in God’s mercy, like the wideness of the sea. There’s a kindness in … Continue reading
Posted in Liturgical Music, Parish Life, spirituality
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Letter To Artists 7a: The Origins of Christian Art
Numbered sections 7 through 9 give the readers a brief overview of art history in a Christian context. This is more of a professor talking and a philosopher reflecting than an artist. But after all, John Paul II was all … Continue reading
EG 105: Youth Ministry
Pope Francis turns an eye to youth ministry in Evangelii Gaudium. We should carefully listen to this. 105. Youth ministry, as traditionally organized, has also suffered the impact of social changes. Young people often fail to find responses to their … Continue reading
The Vice Principal Strikes Back
Eastside Catholic School’s fired vice principal sues his former employer and the Archdiocese of Seattle. One had to figure this case would eventually lead to litigation. It’s almost a religious ritual in American society today. Not only do high-profile disagreements … Continue reading
Posted in Church News, Commentary
Tagged Archdiocese of Seattle, Eastside Catholic, Mark Zmuda, same-sex unions
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Cosmos, The Next Generation
I’ve been noticing the advance media (like here) on the Cosmos reboot one-third of a century after Carl Sagan popularized astronomy for the tv masses. It’s a good idea. Neil deGrasse Tyson is the right choice to front the show. … Continue reading →