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All dolled up: Barbie at 50
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deacon greg kandra
I can’t believe it, but I’m the same age as Barbie. Needless to say, she’s holding up a lot better than I am. To mark this milestone — hers, not mine — there’s an exhibit now underway in Baltimore. And it’s giving people an opportunity to assess the moral and social impact of this shapely…
The more things change …
By
deacon greg kandra
… the more they stay the same. Why does this feel like Groundhog Day? (Which remains, to my way of thinking, one of the smartest and subtlest and sweetest conversion stories ever captured on film.)
“A baker’s dozen” of deacons ordained in Atlanta
By
deacon greg kandra
At the “calling of the candidates,” Miguel Echevarría of St. Catherine of Siena Church, Kennesaw, joins his fellow deacon candidates in the center aisle of the Cathedral of Christ the King, Atlanta, during the Feb. 7 diaconate ordination as his wife, Maria, left, looks on. (Photo by Michael Alexander) Just in time for Lent, the…
“Little Jeff,” the almost-Catholic
By
deacon greg kandra
Well, who’d a thunk? McNamara’s Blog has this fascinating tidbit about the leader of the confederacy, who loved nuns and reputedly wore a Miraculous Medal: When he was a child, future Confederate President Jefferson Davis attended Catholic school for a short while, the College of St. Thomas near Springfield, Kentucky. (In those days, “college” was…
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