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 …
Well, the time has come to reveal the rest of the list. As I mentioned before, I love to read. And a huge amount of what I read each day comes from blogs on the internet. I pointed out the richness and methods of reading blogs before (go here to read what I wrote), while …
I’ve received an extra copy of “The Gargoyle Code” from Fr. Dwight Longenecker, which I reviewed here. I’m giving away this copy, shipped free of charge to a reader of this blog. If you would like to receive it, post a comment below with your name, and on Saturday (Feb. 13) I will do a …
There is a tradition dating back to St. Benedict that says you should read a good spiritual book during the months of Lent as a sign of devotion and spiritual growth. To this end, Fr. Dwight Longenecker—a former Evangelical college student, Anglican-priest, and now Catholic-priest—has written a delectable book, “The Gargoyle Code”. The book is …
