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Yesterday morning on Good Morning America, religion reporter Dan Harris reported on the Papal Mass from Nationals Park in Washington. He said, “This is a brand new ballpark opened just two and a half weeks ago and this morning it’s… Continue Reading →
The Washington Post today ran a column asking if having three children was “showing off.” My husband and I are getting ready to do what many couples in these brink-of-recessionary times would consider unthinkable. No, we’re not buying a Martha’s… Continue Reading →
The Chicago Tribune has a profile piece on Pope Benedict XVI leading up to his forthcoming visit to the U.S. I must say, for mainstream media coverage, this is probably as good as it gets. I do have a few… Continue Reading →
Ok, it is official. The Pope will be visiting the States in April. As a public service offered to the Ordinary Minister of the Media, I am compiling all the likely headlines they are likely to print. This is intended… Continue Reading →
The National Post of Canada has a real gem (read hit piece) of an article on Pope Benedict XVI. I had planned to take issue with this article but something else became evident to me as I read it. When… Continue Reading →
Thomas at American Papist points out the absurd notion put forth by the Ordinary Ministers of the Media, in this case Reuters, that the Pope intentionally selected green vestments to show his support for the current fad of eco-mania. In… Continue Reading →
I love surprises. Over the past month I have read just about any article I could find about the motu proprio Summorum Pontificum while supporting this website and my other blog dedicated to the subject www.SummorumPontificum.net. What has been remarkable… Continue Reading →
The Ordinary Ministers of the Media have clearly gotten their marching orders on how to cover the Pope’s upcoming visit to Brazil. We blogged via satire on this point a few days ago in Pope’s Last Ditch Effort CancelledTake a… Continue Reading →