Sailing the Last Voyage with Newton and Pascal
More likely in a limited sense, with the Traditional Anglican Communion: There will be a briefing tomorrow (20 October). Featured is the topic of relations of the Holy See with "Anglicans". The main speakers will be the Prefect of the Congregation for Doctrine of the Faith, His Eminence Card. Levada and the fomer Sotto-Segretario of …
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In response to this posting about broadcaster Paul Roberts, I got the following response from WGOW (Paul's last radio station) Program Director Bill Lockhart: Towards the end of his (Paul's) life I visited him at Memorial Hospital (our Catholic hospital in Chattanooga) on a Sunday morning. A Lay Minister (Catholic) came in...offered communion (I declined...being …
Roman Catholic blogger Ysais Martinez hits the nail on the head re Obama and the Middle East, in this letter to Asia Times Online: The problem with the Barack Obama administration is not its policy of containment, its biggest problem is its weakness. The Middle East is a place where you have to make deals …
Orignally posted 13 July 2005. The recent bombings in London bring back a lot of memories of all the trips I have taken to this great city. London's underground and rail transport system are always a source of fascination. One reason is that people spend a lot of time in the Tube and on the …
One of the centrepieces of the spiritual life of the Texas A&M Newman Association was its "New Cor" retreats, held once every semester. These were usually held at the Fort Parker State Park near Mexia, Texas. Although the park wasn't that far from the campus, to make transportation easier the Association would secure a school …
VerMir ACA-6647/8 (1976) Who Shall Spread the Good News? was brought to reality by Roger Smith and Michael Howell, through their group the New Commitment. Roger Smith, a Catholic priest from Corpus Christi, TX, also performed on albums for North American Liturgy Resources. This music was connected with the "Search" retreats which are still ongoing …
Honor, Wisdom, Glory and Praise (FG-1001) was the first (and possibly the only) album of the Family of God Christian Community in Fort Worth, Texas. The community described itself as a "charismatic, ecumenical fellowship in Fort Worth, Texas. Our membership is ecumenical, though largely Catholic." The album was produced in 1981.The music is very much …
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A very different look at a a very important part of the Bible "Now when Jesus came into the district of Caesarea Philippi, He began asking his disciples, "Who do people say that the Son of Man is?"Â And they said, "Some say John the Baptist; and others, Elijah; but still others, Jeremiah, or one …
KairosingersOf One Accord (1978)Texas isn't normally regarded as a "Catholic state," but the Catholic Church has always had a lively presence there. (More about that below.) This group, from Port Arthur (the home of Janis Joplin) and down the road from Beaumont (the home of Johnny and Edgar Winter) produced one of the more interesting …
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Emmanuel was the name of two groups who composed, performed and led worship music in the Catholic Charismatic Renewal during the late 1970's and early 1980's. In the course of events, the two groups (one in Ohio, the other New Mexico) "came together" and their music, to some extent, merged. This page features four albums …
Positive Infinity 