Monthly Archives: April 2009

Five new saints canonized

Last Sunday, Pope Benedict XVI canonized five saints: Italian Blesseds Arcangelo Tadini (1846-1912), Bernardo Tolomei (1272-1348), Gertrude Comensoli (1847-1903) and Caterina Volpicelli (1839-1894), and the Portuguese Blessed Nuno de Santa Maria Alvares Pereira (1360-1431). The Vatican lists bios, but not … Continue reading

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Deuterocanonicals are “simply part of the Bible”

As an addendum to an earlier posting – Where the Bible Came From – I offer the following insight from the late Jaroslav Pelikan, who was Sterling Professor Emeritus of History at Yale University: As part of the Septuagint “canon,” … Continue reading

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Up and running

Whew! Finally, the web technical bugs have been resolved. Not sure what exactly happened, but the blog is now fully functional. Thanks for your patience.

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Technical problems

Sorry for the lack of posts in recent days. I have been experiencing hosting problems and hope to have them resolved soon.

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Father Hulk?

Strange what comes up in a Google Image search sometimes. I searched for “catholic photos” and this gem shows up on page one: Yes, it’s The Hulk as a Catholic priest. As if walking into a confessional wasn’t intimidating enough! … Continue reading

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