Throughout history there has always been a thin veil weaving its way through time. Many ancient peoples recognized this invisible veil separating the ordinary from the divine. The Jewish people, in particular, had a tangible veil in their Temple which separated them from the very Presence of God. This same mysterious veil manifests itself in …
I’ve added a new feature on the right side of the blog called “What I’m Reading Around the Web”. Every day I read on average about 250 articles from blogs and websites all over the internet. I don’t have time to comment or link to all of the interesting ones I read, but this feature …
The Catholic Church–specifically the Roman Rite–has a calendar that many Catholics follow which designates certain days as Feast Days. These Feast Days are typically celebrated in honor of a particular martyr or Saint from Church History. The Early Christians began this practice to commemorate the deaths of martyrs, but since the deaths are really New …
Michael Patton over at the “Parchment and Pen” blog has a fantastic explanation of the importance of theology. I myself have gone through stages when I wanted to throw away all of my books, un-bookmark the many blogs I read, and reject all of the serious study of God in order to dwell in his …
Creativity at its best: (Hat Tip: Fr. Longnecker @ “Standing On My Head”)
