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The general intention chosen by the Pope, That Christians may use literature, art and the mass media to greater advantage in order to favor a culture which defends and promotes the values of the human person.
The Holy Father also chooses a missionary intention for each month. In May he will pray, That the Virgin Mary, star of evangelization and queen of the apostles, may still guide today with maternal affection the missionaries, both men and women, throughout the world, just as she accompanied the apostles in the early stages of the Church.
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Frs. Chris and Ryan, along with Josh traipsed to an undisclosed appartment on the campus of Louisiana State University to meet with the college group who calls itself “Parousians.” They’ve come quite a long way since episode 21! Give a listen!
Be warned, it’s a special extended edition of cu!
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The Governor of Alaska is a witness to Pro-Life and Christian Love
Alaska’s Governor Sarah Palin gave birth on Friday to her fifth child, a son who has Down’s Syndrome. She said in a released statement: “We knew through early testing he would face special challenges, and we feel privileged that God would entrust us with this gift and allow us unspeakable joy as he entered our lives. We have faith that every baby is created for good purpose and has potential to make this world a better place. We are truly blessed.” As many as 80% of unborn children diagnosed with Down’s Syndrome become victims of abortion. Governor Palin, known for her deeply-held pro-life views, did not let her child become a statistic, but warmly embraced her son as God’s gift.
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A man who has lived and loved falls down dead and the worms eat him. That is Materialism if you like. That is Atheism if you like. If mankind has believed in spite of that, it can believe in spite of anything. But why our human lot is made any more hopeless because we know the names of all the worms who eat him, or the names of all the parts of him that they eat, is to a thoughtful mind somewhat difficult to discover. My chief objection to these semi-scientific revolutionists is that they are not at all revolutionary. They are the party of platitude. They do not shake religion: rather religion seems to shake them.
GK Chesterton via The Curt Jester: All things considered
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a useful article on the popping of collars. should you need it. that is.
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I’m Happier than a Tornado in a trailer park…
“Mater” in Pixar’s Cars
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Catholic News Service might as well change their name to “Liberal Protestant News Service”
Thanks USCCB – Now even your news arm is cancerous… Can you hear to sound of numbered days?
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