Peace Studies in My Classroom ?? ? THE WESTERN CONFUCIAN - November 19, 2008 The final chapter of Mosaic 2 Reading , the text used with our second semester freshman English course, is titled "Conflict and Reconciliation." As a partisan of "the peace-and-love left wing of paleoconservatism" (to borrow Bill Kauffman 's phrasing), you would be correct to guess that it is one ... http://orientem.blogspot.com/2008/11/peace-in-classroom.html
Poll Shows Overwhelming Support for Immigration Reform among Catholics HOLY CROSS FAMILY OF GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN - November 19, 2008 ... register with the government; 62 percent supported the concept if they were required to learn English. The U.S. Catholic bishops have long endorsed a path to citizenship for undocumented persons that would include requirements to register with the government and to learn English. ... http://holycrossfamily.blogspot.com/2008/11/poll-shows-overwhelming-support-for.html
Q&A on the Extraordinary Form of the Liturgy THE CROSS REFERENCE - November 19, 2008 ... liturgy of the Catholic Church in the U.S. went from "poorly done in Latin" to "poorly done in English" because of the reforms of Vatican II. Some interesting comments included a concern for the Precious Blood being spilled (since a woman said she often sees a carpet stain where the EMHCs with the ... http://thecrossreference.blogspot.com/2008/11/q-on-extraordinary-form-of-liturgy.html
Zimbabweans Thank English Church [2008-11-18] ZENIT RSS-NEWSFEED - November 18, 2008 African Prelates Participate in Conference Meeting http://www.zenit.org/rssenglish-24295
Zimbabweans Thank English Church IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY'S HERMITAGE REPORT - November 18, 2008 The participation of two Zimbabwean prelates in a meeting of bishops of England and Wales was called a sign of the Church's unity as some dioceses face severe conflicts. Archbishop Robert Ndlovu of Harare and Bishop Martin Munyanyi of Gweru thanked the Church in England and Wales for its support and prayer for ... http://ihmhermitage.stblogs.com/2008/11/18/zimbabweans-thank-english-church/
Internet weirdness. THE NIGHT IS PASSING! - November 18, 2008 Behold: "Moscow" by Dschinghis Khan ! Yeah ... exactly. [Thanks, Matthew] Here's the English version and here you can read the fantastic lyrics , including: Moscow, Moscow, throw your glasses at the wall And good fortune to us all, A ha ha ha ha - ha! Moscow, Moscow, join us for a kazadchok We'll ... http://mike2theg.blogspot.com/2008/11/internet-weirdness.html
The Abbey Shop at Farnborough SACRED MISCELLANY - November 18, 2008 ... bit of schlock. Just the beautiful, the true and the good. There's a splendid Latin-English Monastic Diurnal, a guide to church embroidery for anyone longing to produce a smashing frontal, and many weighty tomes. CDs you may not have seen elsewhere. And why not spend some ... http://sacredmiscellany.typepad.com/sacredmiscellany/2008/11/the-abbey-shop-at-farnborough.html
Early Modern coverup? The French sank the Mary Rose? THE CRANKY PROFESSOR - November 18, 2008 ... in 1545, as Henry watched from the shore, during the Battle of The Solent, a clash between the English fleet and a French invasion force. Traditionally, historians have blamed the sinking, not on the intervention of the French, but on a recklessly sharp turn and the failure to close gun ports, ... http://www.crankyprofessor.com/archives/001990.html
In 1818, she took a little trip... A PENITENT BLOGGER - November 18, 2008 ... of a log cabin. It was not exactly a complete success: her teaching style was foreign and her English was terrible. In the end, however, most people recognized that the children were getting a good education and that the Frenchwoman's heart was in the right place. She would establish convents and ... http://penitens.blogspot.com/2008/11/in-1818-she-took-little-trip.html
St. Rose Philippine Duchesne CATHOLIC FIRE - November 18, 2008 ... She experienced some opposition as her teaching methods were based on French models, and her English was terrible; her students, however, received a good education. She was constantly concerned about the plight of Native Americans, and much of her work was devoted to educating them, caring for their ... http://catholicfire.blogspot.com/2008/11/st-rose-philippine-duchesne.html