In case you missed what I was getting at in the Hopi post, over at the ever-fascinating Reditus: A Chronicle of Aesthetic Christianity, our blogger Arturo notes:
I’m so Catholic …I pray to saints even the Pope doesn’t recognize. When we went to the cemetery as children, we used to visit the graves of [...]
Entries from June 2009
Saints, Angels, and Kachinas
June 24th, 2009 · 1 Comment
Don’t Worry Be Hopi
June 23rd, 2009 · 1 Comment
A Kachina
Maidie and I went on a Kachina tour of Arizona, under the aegis of Crow Canyon and under the leadership of the archeologist Chuck Adams (above), who has worked on the Hopi mesas for thirty years. We started off in Phoenix at the Heard Museum, and then went up to Flagstaff, to the Museum [...]
Tags: Southwest · Uncategorized
There was the Priest, the Rabbi, and the Minister…
June 12th, 2009 · 2 Comments
Priests who crack jokes during the Divine Liturgy are on my little list, and none of them will be missed. I know that priests have long been given the bad advice to begin the sermon with a joke to crack the ice with the congregation – but a sermon is not public speaking at a [...]
Tags: Liturgy · Uncategorized
Vigilante Justice
June 1st, 2009 · 4 Comments
The abortionist George Tiller was apparently killed by a pro-lifer. This has led to attacks on the pro-life movement at innately violent.
The widespread denunciations of the Vietnam War as illegal, unjust, cruel, and criminal, led students at Brandeis to plot the violent overthrow of the government.
On Sept. 23, 1970, Brandeis University woke up to [...]
Tags: Responsibility · abortion · clergy sex abuse scandal · law enforcement · war