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Daily Archives: 20 May 2015
Petitioning God
How do we ask things of God? On his comment a bit earlier tonight Max asked: I’m not angry. I’m not the one with power. I’m not (G)od. I can’t do anything to intercede on an attack on innocent children. If … Continue reading
Trading Control Panel for Shepherd’s Staff
A confluence of two stories today struck me. First, Pope Francis on the relationship between bishops and lay people in a talk Rocco labelled “Pastors, Not Pilots.” Read, please: In reality, the laity who have an authentic Christian formation shouldn’t … Continue reading
PS 29: The Passion Sunday Procession
Remember, you can check the full document Paschale Solemnitatis on this site, among many on the internet. If Passion Sunday is notable for what people “get,” namely a green branch, the liturgical highlight is the procession after the proclamation of … Continue reading
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Not So Alien
Nice narrative on BBC about the origins of Earth’s oceans. For me, I’d rather see a little more evidence on the premise. Science has waffled back and forth on this point for awhile. But I think “alien” origins of water … Continue reading →