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The Nobel also-rans
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Deacon Greg Kandra
Before the prize was announced early this morning, the AP ran an item on the likely winners, which included this priceless sentence, buried deep in the story: U.S. President Barack Obama is thought to have been nominated but it’s unclear on what grounds. The story notes some other possible honorees: Chinese dissidents are leading…
The Vatican’s odd couple: Diaz and Benedict
By
Deacon Greg Kandra
How will the new U.S. Ambassador to the Vatican get along with the pontiff? NCR’s John Allen sat down for a chat with Miguel Diaz and came away with some interesting insights: In some ways, one could think of Díaz and Benedict XVI as a mismatched pair. In terms of his theological outlook, Díaz is…
Vatican greets Obama’s Nobel Prize “with appreciation”
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Deacon Greg Kandra
The Vatican had warm words for the Nobel committee’s decision: News that U.S. President Barack Obama had been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize was met with high hopes from the Vatican spokesman. Jesuit Father Federico Lombardi told journalists Oct. 9 that the news “was greeted with appreciation at the Vatican in light of the president’s…
What if Dorothy Day were alive today?
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Deacon Greg Kandra
She might very well be pleased with this unusual endeavor in Ohio, which is taking her values into the 21st century: The Dayton Catholic Workers Movement, a charitable organization that helps the homeless, is opening a new Dayton restaurant. The restaurant, the Bucholtz Tavern on Huffman Avenue, will open this Friday. It will seat 50 people and…
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