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Gashwin Gomes, over in India, can read this blog, but can’t post a comment. Here’s his comment on the post below about catechesis and Biblical criticism: When the General Directory for Catechesis came out (the one from the Vatican, in, 1997 I think it was), I read through it eagerly, and one of the things…

The First Things blog is doing something different for the month of August – members of their board are contributing posts and there’s a dialogue between Frederica Mathews-Greene, Ross Douthat and Jody Bottum on war matters, primarily on applying the Just War criterea to the Israel-Lebanon conflict. Former Boston mayor and (also former) Ambassador to…

From CNS: Dutch Cardinal Johannes Willebrands, a driving force behind improved Catholic relations with other Christians and with Jews, died in Denekamp, Netherlands, Aug. 2 at the age of 96. Pope Benedict XVI offered his prayers for the late cardinal, saying he humbly served Christ and worked tirelessly to fulfill Christ’s will that all his…

Julie at Happy Catholic read the short, parable-like novel by Myles Connolly, one of the first in the Loyola Classics series, and liked it…even as she was puzzled and confused by the central character (Which is what you’re supposed to feel, I think…and the great strength of the book is that’s the narrator’s stance, too.…
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