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Clay Aiken has been in the news of late, for possibly fathering a baby (and now maybe not fathering a baby), but I think there is a much more important question: is it my imagination or is American Idol’s star-of-the-minute… Continue Reading →
Well, the Vatican’s Congregation for Religious Doctrine released a statement clarifying a point in the governance of the Church: if you are a woman and attempt being ordained, or if you are a bishop who attempts the ordination, you incur… Continue Reading →
The Liturgical Institute of the University of Saint Mary of the Lake in Mundelein, Illinois recently announced the return of one its most popular public offerings: its week-long Sacred Music Retreat, June 22-27, 2008. Unlike a music conference, the event… Continue Reading →
The Sanctuary of the Divine Mercy in Chicago has announced a special event at 5 pm on May 31st: the televised unveiling of the iconic monstrance which will be the centerpiece of the forthcoming Sanctuary of the Divine Mercy, a… Continue Reading →
On a recent visit to the site for the proposed Sanctuary of the Divine Mercy in Chicago, I was introduced to a new cafe called “The Ark” at 1209 Noble Street. This cafe is a cool sort of evidence of… Continue Reading →
CMR is happy to give its readers a preview of a remarkable shrine in Chicago, the Sanctuary of the Divine Mercy, now in its final planning stages. The Sanctuary grows from the vision of Fr. Anthony Bus, the pastor of… Continue Reading →
A good friend recently pointed out a web site which has scans of Catholic comic books from the 1940s through the 1960s. On the one hand, they are fun and a great snapshot into mid twentieth- century Catholicism. On the… Continue Reading →
The Liturgical Institute of the University of St. Mary of the Lake and the St. Paul center for Biblical Theology announced today a conference taking place this fall entitled The Bible and the Liturgy: Written Text Become Living Word, September… Continue Reading →
So, it was all a hoax after all. I was fooled and so were the major and minor media outlets. The Yale senior did not actually artificially inseminate herself and then use the products of abortion to display in her… Continue Reading →