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Feast of St. Hildegard von Bingen (September 17)
Today is a special day on the Church calendar as it is the feast day of two Doctors of the Church: St. Hildegard of Bingen and St. Robert Bellarmine, S.J. You can find information on St. Robert Bellarmine, S.J. here. … Continue reading
Sunday Reflection, 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time (September 15, 2013): The Older Brother and Why I’m Not a Good Christian
“We will never stop being elder brothers in our hearts, until we see the work of our true elder brother, Jesus Christ.” — Timothy Keller I am not a good Christian. Yes, I have many of the hallmarks of what … Continue reading
Scientific Potpourri (September 13, 2013): Proto-Earth, Evolution of Speech, Interstellar Winds and More
Here are some top stories of the last couple of weeks in cosmology, astronomy and evolutionary biology: Interstellar Winds Buffeting Solar System Have Shifted Direction. From Nature World News: New data show that the particles streaming into the solar system from … Continue reading
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Tagged Big Bang, cosmic rays, cosmology, evolution, hominoid, Ice Cube project, language, Mars, meteorite, Moon, NASA, proto-earth, solar system, South Pole, speech, Voyager 1, Voyager 2, water
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The Teilhard de Chardin Project: Coming April 2015
I started this blog in the Spring for several reasons. First, I had recently had a “reconversion” and wanted to more deeply explore my faith. Second, I was frustrated in some of my interactions with both agnostics and religiously-oriented people … Continue reading
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Tagged China, Christian, evolution, France, Frank Frost, Ignatian, Jesuit, Noosphere, Omega Point, paleontology, teilhard de chardin, Teilhard Project
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Holy Humor
The following joke was given to me by my Mother, who received it from an 85 year old priest she is caring for. I laughed out loud when I read it and wanted to share. Be forewarned that those who … Continue reading
Feast of St. Peter Claver, S.J. (September 9)
Today is the Feast of St. Peter Claver, S.J. Fr. Claver was a Jesuit and is the patron of African missions and of interracial justice, due to his work with slaves in Columbia. Peter Claver was born to a wealthy Spanish … Continue reading
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Tagged Alfonso de Sandoval, Alphonsus Rodriguez, Catholic, Christian, Columbia, Ignatian Spirituality, Jesuit, New World, slavery, Spain, St. Peter Claver
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Teilhard de Chardin and the Sacred Heart
This post is part of the new blog, O Most Sacred Heart. The question for this Friday is “How did you first learn about the Sacred Heart?”. I learned about it from Teilhard de Chardin and thought it would be … Continue reading
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Tagged Catholic, Christ, Christian, cosmology, Eucharist, evolution, faith, France, Jesus, Noosphere, Omega Point, Pope Benedict, Robert Speaight, sacred heart, science, teilhard de chardin, Universe
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Feast of Mother Teresa of Calcutta (September 5)
“I believe that we are not real social workers. We may be doing social work in the eyes of the people, but we are really contemplatives in the heart of the world. For we are touching the Body of Christ … Continue reading
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Tagged Calcutta, Catholic, Christ, Christian, David Backes, doubt, interconnectiveness, Jesus, joy, Missionaries of Charity, Mother Teresa, Nobel Prize, Poor, Saint, suffering
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On the Way to Something New: The Beauty of Genesis 1
Originally posted on Playful Theology:
Genesis 1 is an incredibly beautiful story of origins open to readings at many levels. What I offer here is a ‘spiritual reading’, one which sees in these verses a metaphor for the emergence of…
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Tagged Bible, Catholic, Christianity, creation, Genesis, Jesse Rogers, teilhard de chardin
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Feast of St. Gregory the Great (September 3, 2013)
“The proof of love is in the works. Where love exists, it works great things. But when love ceases to act, it ceases to exist.” St Gregory the Great, Pope and Doctor Today is the Feast of St. Gregory the … Continue reading
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Tagged Catholic, Christianity, England, Gregorian Chant, monasticism, pagan, Pelagius II, Pope, Rome, St. Augustine of Canterbury, St. Gregory the Great
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