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On the Mahony probe: “What’s really going on here?”
By
deacon greg kandra
A reader in Los Angeles alerted me to this column by LA Times writer Tim Rutten — who finds some interesting connections between two unlikely species: a cardinal and an elephant: What do Billy the elephant and Cardinal Roger M. Mahony have in common? Both are the subject of frivolous, pointlessly distracting governmental deliberations at…
Homily for February 1, 2009: 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time
By
deacon greg kandra
When I was 14 years old, the one movie that I really wanted to see was one that I couldn’t: “The Exorcist.” I was too young. If you want to know the truth, when I finally saw it a few years later, when I was in college, I was still too young to see it.…
Chairman of Steele
By
deacon greg kandra
The GOP has selected an African-American Catholic to head the Republican National Committee — not only that, but he’s a Marylander (go Terps!) and a former seminarian. From CNA: The Republican National Committee has chosen Michael Steele, a devout Catholic who is well-known for his charisma and strong work ethic, as its new chairman. Steele,…
A deacon on a mission: “I still ask, ‘Why me?'”
By
deacon greg kandra
You never know where deacons will pop up — or what you’ll find them doing. And this item from a paper in upstate New York gives a great example: A trip to Jamaica changed Kevin Carges’ life. There, he saw children eating “cookies” made from mud, bouillon and butter. He met a man who, though…
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