Photos from Mel Gibson's Movie, "The Passion"
From the Seattle Catholic...
Scroll down to the last photo. They are clearly going for a bloody and horrific representation of the crucifixion (although it is unclear how the crucified Christ seems cleaner than the Christ carrying the cross).
Friday, January 31, 2003
Thursday, January 30, 2003
Great Catholic News Site
I blogged this a few weeks ago and I've been meaning to link to it on th sidebar but until I get around to it let me point out once again that this is a great place to go to get the days news that involves anything Catholic CatholicNexus, Global Catholic News Headlines.
I blogged this a few weeks ago and I've been meaning to link to it on th sidebar but until I get around to it let me point out once again that this is a great place to go to get the days news that involves anything Catholic CatholicNexus, Global Catholic News Headlines.
Wednesday, January 29, 2003
Sad News About the Son of J.R. Tolkien
From the IC Birmingham-Local News:
The eldest son of The Lord of the Rings author J.R.R. Tolkien can today be exposed as a paedophile priest.
Fr John Tolkien abused dozens of young boys during his 50-year career with the Catholic church in the Midlands.
Tolkien, heir to his famous father’s multi-million pound estate, died last week at the age of 85.
From the IC Birmingham-Local News:
The eldest son of The Lord of the Rings author J.R.R. Tolkien can today be exposed as a paedophile priest.
Fr John Tolkien abused dozens of young boys during his 50-year career with the Catholic church in the Midlands.
Tolkien, heir to his famous father’s multi-million pound estate, died last week at the age of 85.
Tuesday, January 28, 2003
An Interesting Apostolate for Men
e5men.org
The e5 man by fasting for his bride imitates Jesus, the Groom, as described by St. Paul in Ephesians Chapter 5 (from which the e5 is named) The incarnate God, Jesus, makes a bodily sacrifice for his bride, the Church, to present her to God the Father "without spot or wrinkle."(Eph 5:27)
Basically men fast on bread and water the first Wednesday of every month for the intentions of their wife.
e5men.org
The e5 man by fasting for his bride imitates Jesus, the Groom, as described by St. Paul in Ephesians Chapter 5 (from which the e5 is named) The incarnate God, Jesus, makes a bodily sacrifice for his bride, the Church, to present her to God the Father "without spot or wrinkle."(Eph 5:27)
Basically men fast on bread and water the first Wednesday of every month for the intentions of their wife.
Work of the Holy Angels
Opus Sanctorum Angelorum - Lay Circular
I met Father Wagner many years ago (over 20) at the Monastery of the Holy Spirit in Georgia. It is interesting to see that they have a house in Detroit. I wonder if any readers have visited it or are familiar with the work of this community.
Opus Sanctorum Angelorum - Lay Circular
I met Father Wagner many years ago (over 20) at the Monastery of the Holy Spirit in Georgia. It is interesting to see that they have a house in Detroit. I wonder if any readers have visited it or are familiar with the work of this community.
The Only Female Jesuit
From the Jesuit magazine Company
Then came Juana. She wanted, and got, for herself not a separate branch of the Society but membership in the Society itself.
So perilous was the project that all existing Jesuit correspondence about the situation avoids her name, using the pseudonym Mateo Sanchez, or Montoya, instead. In a quandary, Ignatius appointed a committee to advise him. It recommended that Juana enter the Society as a permanent scholastic; truly a Jesuit but forever in formation. Otherwise, with solemn vows, she would have been—according to canon and civil law—legally dead, dispossessed of everything, and incapable of ever marrying again.
With the novel, simple, and terminable vows of a Jesuit scholastic, she could have separated from the Society if necessary. When Juana pronounced her three religious vows as a Jesuit, absolute secrecy was enjoined on everyone.
She could make no obvious change in her manner of life. So, for her, poverty meant leading a rather austere life at her already simple court. Chastity meant never marrying again. Obedience—well, her letters show her sometimes trying to give orders to Ignatius and Borgia.
From the Jesuit magazine Company
Then came Juana. She wanted, and got, for herself not a separate branch of the Society but membership in the Society itself.
So perilous was the project that all existing Jesuit correspondence about the situation avoids her name, using the pseudonym Mateo Sanchez, or Montoya, instead. In a quandary, Ignatius appointed a committee to advise him. It recommended that Juana enter the Society as a permanent scholastic; truly a Jesuit but forever in formation. Otherwise, with solemn vows, she would have been—according to canon and civil law—legally dead, dispossessed of everything, and incapable of ever marrying again.
With the novel, simple, and terminable vows of a Jesuit scholastic, she could have separated from the Society if necessary. When Juana pronounced her three religious vows as a Jesuit, absolute secrecy was enjoined on everyone.
She could make no obvious change in her manner of life. So, for her, poverty meant leading a rather austere life at her already simple court. Chastity meant never marrying again. Obedience—well, her letters show her sometimes trying to give orders to Ignatius and Borgia.
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