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“I have seen the Almighty and I saw Him in the eyes of the children”
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deacon greg kandra
I’ve just stumbled on this engaging blog by a priest in the Church of England, who offers these thoughts about why he is serving in Iraq right now: In reality I am here because I believe The Almighty wants me here. I have a profound and simple faith. I have to admit I have never…
From 40 days, down to 4
By
deacon greg kandra
And how has your Lent been going? Mine, not so great. It went by too quickly. Too much frenzy, too many distractions, precious little time to be still, to ponder, to pray. I gave up swearing and eating meat, and was doing both before the ashes were completely gone from my brow. Damn. Thankfully, I…
Seven days that shook the world
By
deacon greg kandra
After spending the last few weeks in the desert of Lent, suddenly we find ourselves in an oasis, clutching long leaves of palms. But like so many things you see after being in the desert, it’s a mirage. What we see, or think we see, is about to shift before our eyes. Soon enough, the…
What does the Vatican think about Obama and Notre Dame?
By
deacon greg kandra
It’s interesting to speculate, and John Thavis, over at Catholic News Service, reports that people around the Vatican are being fairly tight-lipped about the controversy. But he does offer these compelling nuggets: Non-Americans at the Vatican tend to see the issue in a different light, I think. For one thing, they seem more comfortable with…
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