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Monthly Archives: October 2010
Friday Frivolity: Catholic Simpsons
The relationship between “The Simpsons” and religion has always been a rather interesting one. There was a bit of a hoopla in the press and blogsophere recently when an article in the Vatican newsletter, L’Osservatore Romano, had the headline “Homer and … Continue reading
Bible in a minute
I know I missed the Friday Frivolity last week, so I thought I’d provide a belated post: The Bible In A Minute:
iPatristrics
Previously I had posted the feed for my recordings of the letters of St. Ignatius of Antioch. However, it just got even easier! It is now possible to find that feed through Apple’s iTunes Store 🙂 You can either search … Continue reading
Beginning Ignatius’ letter to Polycarp
Well, we’re finally here! The last letter of St. Ignatius of Antioch! I’m posting this a bit earlier than usual because the next couple of weeks are going to be rather busy. Each of the Ignatius’ letters are special for … Continue reading
Set Up iTunes Feed…
It’s probably worth mentioning that I’ve created an RSS feed to allow people to subscribe to the St. Ignatius podcasts in iTunes: If you have problems with this, or don’t use iTunes, simply point your media player software towards: http://www.trycatch.net/audio/ignatius/IgnatiusOfAntioch.rss
Beginning Ignatius’ letter to the Smyrnaeans
The final two letters of St. Ignatius which we read are both sent to the city of Smyrna. The first letter is sent to the Church as a whole, the second specifically to their bishop, Polycarp. This first letter is … Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics, Faith, Patristics
Tagged Early Church Fathers, Ignatius Of Antioch, JP2 Group
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My Confirmation Prayer
The Scripture which will be proclaimed at Mass in the upcoming weeks looks at the subject of prayer. The other day, whilst surfing the Internet, I came across the prayer which I used during my time of preparation prior to … Continue reading
Friday Frivolity: The Catholic Pick-Up Song
A few weeks ago I compiled the list of “Top Twenty Catholic Pick-up Lines” (Part 1, Part 2). Did you wonder what it might be like if somebody incorporated them into a song? Well, wonder no more! Thanks to Jenna for … Continue reading
Beginning Ignatius’ letter to the Philadelphians
Ignatius is moving! Thus far we have been reading the letters this inspirational martyr wrote from the city of Smyrna, but we must now follow him to Troas where he will write his last three letters before completing his journey … Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics, Faith, Patristics
Tagged Early Church Fathers, Ignatius Of Antioch, JP2 Group
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Friday Frivolity: Can I hear a howl-lelujah?
“All you beasts, wild and tame, bless the Lord; praise and exalt him above all forever” – Daniel 3:81
This Restless Pilgrim 