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The Deacon's Bench
Picture this: a priest finds God in the abstract
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jmcgee
A California priest is expressing his faith in a surprising and creative way: There’s no steeple out front, no rows of pews inside, not even so much as a crucifix on display. Still, this cramped little art studio in the middle of what, until not very long ago, was a street with as many broken…
Things unsaid
By
jmcgee
On the last day of the year, what have you left unspoken, unwritten, unshared? From the NY Times: Last month, Illegal Art, the New York-based public-art collective, placed installations around the city and invited passers-by to offer a few last words. Here is a sampling of what people left behind. The words remind us of…
Homily for January 1, 2010: Solemnity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Mother of God
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jmcgee
Last Sunday, the New York Times Magazine ran a series of articles on notable people who had died during 2009 – most well known, a few not. It was the story of one of those lesser-known people that caught my eye, and that gives particular meaning, I think, to this day. Her name was Martha…
Worth a thousand words — or maybe ten thousand
By
jmcgee
That would be the pictures contained in this poignant and wonderfully inspiring slideshow, put together by the Downtown Chapel Catholic Parish of Portland, Oregon. The Catholic Sentinel has details: Though it wasn’t an intended part of the original vision of the photography project, the images taken of members of the Old Town community each year…
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