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A French Monk On His Murder By Terrorists

After the Paris and Beirut attacks I found myself despairing a bit. Not able to find my higher ground, the higher plane of confidence and hope in God, I floundered for a bit, until I read this: http://americamagazine.org/content/all-things/dom-christians-testament. Then a glimmer returned, pointing the way to the Ancient Path. I cannot imagine such a transitionContinue reading “A French Monk On His Murder By Terrorists”

#GODonFILM: MIDNIGHT in PARIS Speaks of Nostalgia, Romanticism, and Presence

This Sunday I’ll be talking on Woody Allen‘s Midnight in Paris for our “GOD on FILM” series – and I just couldn’t wait to post on it even before my sermon, because for the many thematic elements to talk about here, there is the singularly rich and valuable point: the grass aint always greener onContinue reading “#GODonFILM: MIDNIGHT in PARIS Speaks of Nostalgia, Romanticism, and Presence”