In the midst of being busy with work and business, I thank the Holy Week for affording us some time to slow down and finally let our thoughts run freely. You just sort of sit back and watch your thoughts fill an imaginary screen in front of you, completely alive with imaginary surround audio and vibrations under your imaginary seat.
Thursday, March 28, 2013
5 Reasons Why The Images of Pope Francis and Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI Got Me Excited
Images and videos of Pope Francis and Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI kneeling together have filled the pages in the internet, right? I haven't given them much thought, except lately. Let me share with you how that happened.
In the midst of being busy with work and business, I thank the Holy Week for affording us some time to slow down and finally let our thoughts run freely. You just sort of sit back and watch your thoughts fill an imaginary screen in front of you, completely alive with imaginary surround audio and vibrations under your imaginary seat.
In the midst of being busy with work and business, I thank the Holy Week for affording us some time to slow down and finally let our thoughts run freely. You just sort of sit back and watch your thoughts fill an imaginary screen in front of you, completely alive with imaginary surround audio and vibrations under your imaginary seat.
Saturday, March 2, 2013
The Next Pope: Is it Our Business to Speculate?
The upcoming conclave to elect the next Pope of the Catholic Church has generated a lot of frightening materials in the internet. You can see that for yourself by searching for articles about the Catholic Church in the last 7 days or signing up for a Google Alerts account (which is Free with your Gmail account) and request for daily listing of internet material about the Catholic Church.
The real question each Catholic should ask today is this: Is it our business as Catholics to speculate about who the next Pope should be?
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| "Vatican City" by Doug Wheller |
The real question each Catholic should ask today is this: Is it our business as Catholics to speculate about who the next Pope should be?
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