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February 21, 2006
Catholic Carnival LXVII: Today’s Events
From current news events to today’s events in our personal lives, the Carnival seems to be focusing on the current in our lives moreso than past Carnivals. Hope you enjoy:
Four words are found in the Eucharist: Receive, Give Thanks, Break, and Share. And it is through the Eucharist, Jesus touches us today as he touched those 2000 years ago. CowPi Journal.
Magnificat is a Java applet at Diary of a City Parishioner based on Luke 1:46–55, Mary's hymn.
St. Andrea Santoro, Priest and Martyr at Nate Nelson has an interesting post on a recent article in The National Catholic Reporter. What exactly consititues martyrdom? And how do we react to the infamous Danish cartoons? Take a look at Nate’s response.
Rise and Walk with God is a reflection on last Sunday’s Mass readings, focusing on how we are to respond to God’s saving forgiveness. From HMS Blog.
An article in First Things magazine spurred From Ratzinger to Benedict at Kicking Over My Traces about Pope Benedict XVI’s development over time.
St. James urges us to "Show no partiality" when it comes to dispensing the message of Christ. Rich Man, Poor Man, Beggarman, Thief at Our Word and Welcome To It points out that Jesus warns not to favor the rich over the poor, but the reverse message must apply as well.
An issue we all face is Balancing Work and Life: New and Old Answers. HerbEly considers a modern psychologists suggestion that stress is a result of lack of balance between inner and outer life.
Wisdom is a reflection on our need for God’s wisdom in this modern age from Penitens. Go. Read. Now.
Feeling Safe, Playing Free is another captivating (and intensely personal) post from A Song Not Scored for Breathing about her personal journey toward God.
Bloggers (typically) love books and Nature and Mission of Theology feeds us with great quotes from the book of the same title by Pope Benedict XVI. From Crusader of Justice.
Have Christian Bloggers Lost the Plot? Ales Rarus is trying to help people stop begging questions, talking past one another, and calling each other silly and rude names, and start thinking critically, listening to one another, and treating each other with, at minimum, the same love they’d ask for themselves.
Gay Adoption: Who Gets Hurt? from Deo Omnis Gloria examines the topic and wonders why the Catholic Church is the only one fighting it.
God bless,
Jay
Posted by jay at February 21, 2006 8:07 AM
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