“Just as it would be counter-indicated to read Moby Dick as history or “The Wasteland” as social science, so it is silly to interpret, say, “The Song of Songs” as journalism or the Gospel of Matthew as a spy novel.” – Fr. Robert Barron Fr. Barron hits the nail on the head in his recent …
Marcel LeJeune has a mega-post covering everything you could possibly want to know about Lent (which begins two weeks from today). Whether you’re looking for background on the liturgical season, or you need suggestions on what to “give up”, head over to Marcel’s blog.
Instead of lamenting these realities or being intimidated by them, we should be compelled to dream: how can we harness Facebook and other New Media tools for good? If you’re looking for tips, guidelines, and encouragement, check out Angela Santana’s new post.
After bouncing around some ideas with a publishing-maven friend and the team at Our Sunday Visitor, it looks like the official title for my upcoming book will be: The Church and New Media: Blogging Converts, Online Activists, and Bishops Who Tweet I think the new subtitle is more catchy and will intrigue more readers than …
Planned Parenthood, as mentioned here before, has finally been exposed as the disgusting monster it is. Multiple undercover videos have revealed Planned Parenthood employees supporting underage prostitution, encouraging abortions for abused minors, and even supporting racial eugenics (not surprising when you consider the views of Planned Parenthood’s founder). Our country has finally awoken to the …
