If you find yourself with a very long weekend from work, or if you are a teacher and have the whole next week off, or perhaps are a college student home between semesters or just otherwise find yourself with some time on your hands, here is a synopsis of all of the Fall and early Winter articles published on the Unam Sanctam Catholicam website. It is certainly enough to keep one busy throughout the Octave! The articles on the Nephilim and Torture are particularly in-depth (i.e., long).
Enjoy, and thank you for your continued patronage of this blog and site.
Christian Contemplation vs. Pagan Meditation
Returning to a Morality of Happiness
Introducing RCIA Powerpoints
Good, Acceptable and Perfect Will of God
C.S. Lewis, the Psalms and Modernism
Watchers and Nephilim
Ecclesiastical Property Ownership in the Middle Ages
What's Wrong With Religious Orders in America?
The 1549 Prayer Book Rebellion
Vincentian Canon & Unanimous Consent of the Fathers
Catholics and Tithing
Status and Contract
Fenestellae
Monastic Joy
Torture: Historical and Ethical Perspectives
Obscure Saints
Guthlac of Crowland (d. 714)
Cronan and Cronan (7th century)
Movie Reviews
War Horse (2011)
From Up on Poppy Hill (2011)
Ender's Game (2013)
Belle (2014)
Hobbit: Battle of the Five Armies (2014)
Exodus: Gods and Kings (2014)
Guardians of the Galaxy (2014)
1 comment:
Regarding your review of the final Hobbit, I have to admit I didn't even get that far.
I saw the first installment, and lost interest. The Dwarves were either cartoons or pretty-boys-playing-tough. I couldn't go with it.
The introduction of Azog was out of bounds too. The Hobbit is such a classic book. I do not understand why it can't be fit perfectly to film.
Oh well.
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