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Weekly Roundup, 3rd
Week of Easter 2015
Monday – “Cardinal George, Patron of Christian Hope” Chicago’s Cardinal George passed away last
week – here’s a farewell to a fine Catholic leader, and another look at his most
famous remark.
Wednesday – “St.Paul’s Autographs” St. Paul had a big, expansive personality, and used big,
expansive handwriting. Which is rather fascinating . . .
and “Abortion Myth # 11” Yes, we’re all just clumps of
cells in the end, aren’t we?
Thursday – “The Liturgy of the Hours: Sanctify Your Day” The first installment in a series
about the Divine Office for busy, busy, busy lay men and women.
and “Why Would You Want Satan As A Mascot?” We choose the lion for its courage, the ram for
its toughness; what qualities do we admire in the Prince of Lies?
Friday – “Saint of the Day: St. Mellitus & The Sweetness of the Gospel” One of the most
consequential Saints you’ve never heard of.
Saturday – “Those Who Love Him Will Keep His Commandments” How the reductionist approach to
Christianity leads, in the end, to only one place and, friend, you don’t want
to go there.
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| Rubens, The Risen Christ |
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