I’ve noted before that I read a lot of articles from the internet each day. There is so much good writing, so many fascinating stories, a vast amount of social commentary, and tons of rich resources posted around the internet each day. As a Catholic, I’ve found a wealth of theology, Church teachings, homilies, and …
Here is a cool, creative video dealing with the groan-of-a-question, “How to feed the world?”: (From Denis van Waerebeke via Mark Shea)
Joshua Harris has recently written book entitled “Dug Down Deep”, which explains how he discovered the value in theology. He rightly recognizes that we all are theologians; we all have a theology. We all believe something about God–even the belief that God doesn’t exist is itself a “theology”. The question, of course, is where do …
Yesterday, my local newspaper–the Orlando Sentinel–featured a lengthy piece (on its front page!) on New Media and the Church, specifically the Catholic Church in Orlando. The newspaper must have been spying on my notes and thoughts over the past months, for I’ve been thinking about and studying the relationship between New Media and the Church …
I’ve mentioned before that one of my favorite writers is C.S. Lewis. The combination of his logic, wit, and imagination were practically unparelled in the twentieth century, with G.K. Chesterton as one of his few equals. Since Lewis stopped writing upon his death, however, there has existed a constant search in the world of spiritual …
