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2007-11-05 21:42 En koran du helst ikke må læse
The Koran is a very recondite, confusing, tedious and downright "weird" read for most Westerners. As far as substance goes, many non-Muslim critics –likely including Pope Benedict - over the centuries have maintained it adds not a single ethical teaching to those previously proclaimed by the other two Abrahamic faiths, Judaism and Christianity. As to form, most English translations leave much to be desired, and, to make matters worse, a number of Koranic-linguistic scholars claim that abou …
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2007-10-23 20:50 Pope Benedict Archbishop of Canterbury Cancel George Bush s Crusade
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2007-10-18 19:39 Fr. Dan, the Pastor
Admittedly, the torrent of "surprise" expressed in practically all the rest of the media over the elevation of the American South's first prince of the church has been, well, rather confounding. Par for the (press) corps, sure, but still .... See, even on Cardinal-designate Daniel DiNardo's first morning as head of the US' sixth-largest diocese (19 months ago), it was intimated on these pages that the red hat was already believed to be on its way to Galveston-Houston (...with the hint dropped ag …
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2007-10-18 17:34 Ahoy, Eminence
Welcome to Day Two of full coverage of Red Dawn: Consistory '07. Starting close to home, still impishly humbled at the formal announcement of his elevation, native son Cardinal-designate John Foley told the Daily News what his surname means in Gaelic... and its significance to his new post: In typical Foley fashion, he took the news humbly - and gave a shout-out to Sister Elizabeth Gorvin, his eighth-grade teacher at Holy Spirit School, in Sharon Hill. The promotion, he said, is "more a reflecti …
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2007-10-18 17:12 Pope Benedict appointed two archbishops in Canada
Vatican City, Oct 18, 2007 / 11:41 am (CNA).- On Thursday, the Holy Father appointed two archbishops in Canada, Bishop Anthony Mancini, as the Archbishop of Halifax, and Bishop Martin William Currie to lead the Archdiocese of Saint John s, Newfoundland. Bishop Mancini was ordained a priest in 1970, and was consecrated a bishop in 1999. As Archbishop of Halifax, he will serve 161,125 Catholics plus an additional 37,105 as the apostolic administrator of Yarmouth. (Continued here)
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2007-10-18 01:58 The Topics
You can support this blog by entering Amazon via any one of my Amazon links - and then buy whatever there, be it shoes or books etc. Voting going into the final days. On my way to Ohio Photos are (C) by me unless otherwise specified. Pope names 23 new cardinals San Diego diocese asks for $25 million from laypeople Pope Benedict's second encyclical completed A peculiar OCP music video The sainthood cause of Ven. Fr. Solanus Casey Quote of the Day Romney courting Evangelicals Walk a mile in those …
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2007-10-18 00:57 Muslim Scholars Pope Benedict talk Peace George Bush talks Apocalypse
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2007-10-17 10:27 Don't Mess With Texas: In a First, the Red Hat Goes South
In a historic moment that, as never before, underscores the significance of American Catholicism's gravitational shift to the South, Pope Benedict will elevate Archbishop Daniel DiNardo of Galveston-Houston to the College of Cardinals next month. Head of the 1.5 million Catholics of the US' fourth-largest city, DiNardo, 58, was named as one of 23 cardinals-designate by the Pope earlier this morning. While the global list's second slot was, by seniority, given to Philadelphia's own Archbishop Joh …
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2007-10-17 09:34 RED DAWN: List Leaking... H-Town Rising... Et al.
In a first for the church in the American South, Archbishop Daniel DiNardo of Galveston-Houston will be a cardinal. According to a preliminary list circulating around the offices of the Roman Curia in advance of Pope Benedict's formal announcement of a 24 November consistory, others included in the group of Cardinals-designate include Archbishops Sean Brady of Armagh, Jose Lluis Sistach of Barcelona, Andre Vingt-Trois of Paris, and the Baghdad-based Patriarch Emmanuel III Delly of Babylonia of t …
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2007-10-17 05:19 Pope Benedict's second encyclical completed
From Catholic News Service Pope Benedict XVI has completed his second encyclical, a meditation on Christian hope, Vatican sources said. The text, tentatively titled "Spe Salvi" ("Saved by Hope"), is about 65 pages, sources said Oct. 16. No release date has been set for the document. The working title comes from St. Paul's letter to the Romans, in which he wrote: "For in hope we have been saved." The encyclical is said to explore the Christian understanding of hope, with reference to modern philo …
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2007-10-16 23:20 Pope Benedict to announce a consistory to create new cardinals
Vatican City, Oct 16, 2007 / 03:10 pm (CNA).- Sources at the Vatican have informed CNA that Pope Benedict XVI will announce during tomorrow s General Audience that he will convene a consistory to create new cardinals in November. Currently there are 105 cardinals under the age of 80 that are a part of the College of Cardinals, which leaves 15 vacancies to reach the normal total of 120. This month the former Secretary of State, Cardinal Angelo Sodano and the American cardinal Edmund Szoka will bo …
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2007-10-16 19:11 Cardinals Going... and Coming
In keeping with the timetable you're already well clued-in on, the Italian daily Il Messaggero is reporting that the announcement of a 24 November consistory and up to 20 cardinals-designate will likely be made tomorrow morning at the Pope's General Audience. As, barring deaths, precisely 17 slots for red-hats under 80 will be open under the norms of Paul VI's Romani Pontifici Eligiendo -- the late pontiff's 1975 constitution on the conclave -- on the expected consistory date, whenever an announ …
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2007-10-16 11:57 "The Progress of All Peoples"
In a little-noticed coda to the summer he devoted to a concerted reiteration of the church's social Magisterium, in late September B16 launched into two Angelus catecheses on the proper use of capital, and the dangers of its excesses. From the translations provided by L'Espresso's Sandro Magister, here's the text of the Pope's 30 September talk: Today, Luke's Gospel presents to us the parable of the rich man and poor Lazarus (Lk 16: 19-31). The rich man personifies the wicked use of riches by th …
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2007-10-15 21:18 Henry Cardinal Newman to be beatified
From Catholic Citizens The Vatican is close to attributing a miracle to Cardinal Newman that would pave the way for Britain's most famous convert to Roman Catholicism to become this country's first saint for 40 years. Insiders in Rome believe that the Vatican will announce a decision within months, meaning that the former Anglican whose conversion shocked Victorian England could be beatified as early as next year. ... The profile of John Henry Newman was boosted when Tony Blair gave Pope Benedic …
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2007-10-15 05:39 The Patron of Culture
On Saturday, the Mozart-loving, piano-playing prelate you know as B16 paid a visit to the Pontifical Institute for Sacred Music to mark the 75th anniversary of its elevation to the status of a papal faculty, and the recent renovation of its home-base. (And on Friday -- as shown at left -- he blessed and reopened the famed Bronze Doors of the Apostolic Palace after a two-year renovation.) Saying that he came to it "with joy," at the Vatican's music school the Pope highlighted the richness of "the …
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2007-10-11 15:13 Muslim Clerics Write To Pope, Christian Leaders
As you have probably heard, 138 Muslim scholars have written a letter to Pope Benedict XVI and the other Christian leaders worldwide. Here is an excerpt of the greeting from the letter ( pdf file ), and its concluding exhortation. Some have taken it as a veiled threat. But judge for yourself: Enlarge Enlarge Enlarge Enlarge I had tried to convert the pdf into a text file I could post here. But, perhaps fittingly, it refused to convert. (Thanks to EnglishQueen for the heads up.)
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2007-10-10 17:15 Confessions of a game with Mass appeal
By Matthew Syed (THE TIMES, 10/10/07): Not satisfied with its divine undertaking to convert the world to its own version of Christianity, the Vatican has embarked on a new crusade. Through the Italian Conference of Bishops, it has bought a stake in AC Ancona, a third division Italian club, with the objective of injecting some œoverdue morality into football. œWe want to bring some ethics back into the game, which has been undergoing a grave crisis in terms of sportsmanship, Edoardo Menichell …
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2007-10-08 19:40 On not reducing sports to a mere search for results..
In addressing the Alpine ski team, Pope Benedict XVI said: "....when sport is practiced in the right spirit, and with respect for dignity, it helps to promote the development of the person. Sport helps man to consider his own capacities as a talent and his life as a gift of God. Even when sport is practiced at high levels, it is important to maintain an inner harmony between body and spirit in order not to reduce it to a mere search for results." The Pope also spoke of virtues "which must always …
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2007-10-06 01:11 From "Our Sunday Visitor Footnotes"
The Twentieth Anniversary Celebration of Mulieris Dignitatem By Donna-Marie Cooper O'Boyle This is an exciting time for women in our world. Twenty years ago, our late Holy Father, Pope John Paul II, wrote the extraordinary letter, Mulieris Dignitatem, "On the Dignity and Vocation of Women." The Pontifical Council for the Laity is now encouraging the lay faithful worldwide to observe a celebration of this Apostolic Letter in the coming year of the twentieth anniversary by reflecting on the meanin …
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2007-10-04 20:28 Worldwide Children's Holy Hour
Tomorrow, EWTN will broadcast live from the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception a Worldwide Children's Holy Hour. Bishop Robert W. Finn of Kansas City will lead this Holy Hour, which has the special blessing of Pope Benedict, and will be broadcast to 40 Countries around the world.Join in prayer tomorrow, First Friday, and the eve of the 90th Anniversary of the Miracle of the Sun in Fatima. And bring the children!
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2007-10-02 20:53 Kvinnokonferens i Vatikanen
Jag hittade till slut nyheter om detta - men sidan är nere nu p.g.a. tekniska problem - så jag fick bara tag på en "cache"-bild - och eftersom sidan inte går att nå klistrar jag in hela texten. Det ser ut att bli en riktigt "mysig" konferens som inte riskerar att uppröra någon av de särskilt inbjudna deltagarna (ur idel traditionella grupperingar). D.v.s. om nu inte den helige Ande griper in och inspirerar de än så länge hemliga talarna till att säga något som inte redan står skrivet i granit... …
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2007-09-26 06:41 The Blood-soaked Thread
In their understanding and treatment of gays, aspects of both Roman Catholicism and Islam share a common, blood-soaked thread. Above: Gay Iranian teenagers Ayaz Marhoni and Mahmoud Asgari being publicly executed in Iran by the Islamic fundamentalist government of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Sadly, the putting to death of homosexual persons is also part of Roman Catholicism s history. And to this day, the Vatican continues to dehumanize gay people through its language, its support of discriminatory legi …
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2007-09-23 06:37 Listen Up, Papa!
A friend recently brought to my attention an interesting article by Fr. Paul Surlis. Published in the April 2007 issue of the Irish journal The Furrow, Surlis article calls upon Pope Benedict XVI to listen and dialogue with God s hurting people women, survivors of clerical sexual abuse, priests who have retired to marry yet who continue to feel called to active ministry, divorced and remarried Catholics, and gay, lesbian, and transgender Catholics. Following is that part of Fr. Surlis article th …
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2007-09-20 06:46 What it Means to be Catholic
The United Church of Christ has recently launched a fun new outreach campaign in which sixteen reasons are shared for why members love their church. Reason number one for loving the UCC œBecause it s sort of like The Wizard of Oz it s about having a heart and a brain. And courage! What a pity that these words can t be used to describe the Roman Catholic Church. Do you think I m being too harsh Perhaps. Certainly throughout its history the Roman Catholic Church has done some great and noble thi …
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