When theology meets music?

Check out this video, aka Hahn Solo.  Scott Hahn joins Matt Maher at a recent concert at Steubenville.

My first recording

Last week I spoke at the Ecumenical Lenten Lunch at St Thomas. I tried out a new voice recorder, but it came out rather decent.

It's 13 minutes long and I'll bet you learn at least one thing about the Lord's Prayer.

You you can listen here

Consoling the Heart of Jesus

I'll be working on this book during Lent, so this video was a great and timely find!

Fr. Gaitley (from the Marians, you know, the ones who were in and are coming back to Sioux City for the Divine Mercy Conference) was on the show "The Choices We Face" on EWTN.  Great interview -enjoy.

How's Lent going? and some great finds!

I know, it's only the first day, but it's been hard to stay out of the kitchen.  Especially since I won't be home until almost nine for supper!

In the mood for soup?  Ave Maria Press has 40 Days of Soup!  Daily Lenten reflections and a new soup recipe every day.  I signed up for email delivery and am looking forward to those in my inbox.

Today's also the big launch day for the new New American Bible Revised Edition!  For your reading (or listening) delight, the USCCB has put together the Seven Penitential Psalms in text and audio forms will a commentary.  NABRE's will be available from a few printers, i.e. Tan, Oxford University Press, etc.

For all that's new in the Bible world, check out http://catholicbibles.blogspot.com/

The Basis of Civilization

Dale Ahlquist was a past guest at Santa Maria Winery.  If you didn't get to see him there, he's quite an expert on G.K. Chesterton.

Dale has some great points to ponder in a recent article, The Basis of Civilization.

Its time! Enjoy...