Month November 2008
The Liturgical Image: St. Monica Church, Cincinnati—Here the heavenly and cosmic liturgy are made visible. Part 4: Architectural Theology at the New Saint Michael Church—Part 4 in the series on Architectural Theology. Merry..Um….Merry? Happy H….Time Of Year!—It’s our holiday. If… Continue Reading →
The has been much discussion in recent years about the nature of imagery in a church. Many people think that if you put a Mary on one side and Joseph on the other, a church has a compete set of… Continue Reading →
This post serves as part 4 of a series on architectural theology using the new church of Saint Michael the Archangel in Leawood, Kansas as an example. It appeared as a bulletin article at the parish. Both within and without,… Continue Reading →
It’s our holiday. If you want our money, you gotta say the word.
Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen once made some commentary about his time some fifty years ago. Think about where the world has gone since then. More importantly, think about where we as Catholic Christians have gone. Catholics, in large part, just… Continue Reading →
I celebrated my 40th birthday this week. Woo-hoo. Everyone asks me if I feel different. I don’t. I almost forgot the whole thing to be honest. I think the kids were more excited than I was. They were so excited… Continue Reading →
Damage The Planet to Save Us All!—Get the aerosol cans out. NYT says we’re heading for an ice age. We’ve got to kickstart global warming. Duh! Of The Day—Modern science stumbles upon ancient truths and call it a discovery! Google… Continue Reading →
I’m very busy…Can’t talk long. Just read in the New York Times that an ice age is nigh. We’re doomed. Doomed I say. You’ve gotta’ help me prevent this. I’m running around my house spraying aerosol cans, the minivan is… Continue Reading →
Some scientists are being hailed as geniuses by ABC News because they “discovered” two things: 1) that violence is not a recent phenomenon because humans may have been at war with each other for a long long time and 2)… Continue Reading →
Google is such a powerful tool. Gosh, we can find out almost anything almost as quickly as you can type. Watch a commercial and you know that you know that actor from somewhere. No problem. One minute of googling tells… Continue Reading →