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Wednesday, April 12, 2006
The Jones Roundup 7
ZENIT - Text for "Way of the Cross" at Colosseum, "Jesus Filled Death With Love!"
“Holy Week at Monreale,” the Author: Romano Guardini
An extraordinary lesson on the liturgy, drawn from life and written by the theologian who was Joseph Ratzinger’s instructor. It’s a short text translated from the original German for the first time by Sandro Magister
a new blog - Dare We Hope
A look at the question of salvation and damnation in light of the Catholic faith. The older post which began this dialog is Abandonment of a today on the blog Disputations.
Ignatius Insight Scoop - Compendium of official Catholic teaching selling briskly. Where is the MSM?
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ZENIT - Conscience and Catholic Politicians, Fordham's Father Koterski Unpacks an Ongoing Debate (Part 1) & (Part 2)
Bush's October surprise - it's coming by Spengler
tNP - Theocracy as a Parlor Game by Patrick O'Hannigan
WSJ OpinionJournal - Theocon Moment, Needed: More Sam Brownbacks, fewer Pat Robertsons.
Books & Culture - American Theocrat by John Wilson
On the Square - Gospel of Judas & Father Neuhaus responds to the attacks by tNR against both himself and Pope B16
tNR - BENEDICT THE ECUMENICAL by Michael Sean Winters
PowerBlog - Catholics on Immigration
John L. Allen Jr. - Mahony on immigration
Pastoral Letter of Arizona Bishops on Migration Crisis
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Dappled Things - Lent/Easter 2006
tNP - On Beginning in Gladness by James V. Schall, S. J.
National Catholic Register - Catholic Literary Revival? Novelists mixing faith and fiction by TIM DRAKE
Idylls Press' other store (click on a picture!)
Catholic Fiction dot net
A CATHOLIC FICTION READING LIST
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