Review of The 13th Day
DALLAS (Catholic Media Review) - In The 13th Day, a timely message of Fatima has been retold for a new generation. Directors Ian and Dominic Higgins, accomplished more than a pious revival of a fond moment in Catholic history, they re-cast familiar images of a story whose relevance has grown with time.
WASHINGTON, D.C. (Catholic Media Review) - Mark Whitacre (Damon) works for Archer Daniels Midland (ADM), where he is a rising star. At first, he tells a story about being blackmailed by someone adding a virus to one of their food products.
So Many Books, So Little Time
WASHINGTON (Catholic Media Review) - I am seriously behind on book reviews. Every time I think I am going to get a chance to review something, work gets in the way. If only I didn't have to pay bills, I'd just write reviews for you all day.
Fire of God's Love - 120 Reflections on the Eucharist
WASHINGTON, D.C. (Catholic Media Review) - "Through the Eucharist God changes us as surely as he changed the elements of bread and wine into himself. He forms us as living stones in the temple of his Church. He builds up a eucharistic culture to replace the culture of death.
Brotherly love
Newsday (MCT) - The Jonas Brothers get their own Disney Channel musical-comedy series this week _ think of "Jonas" (8 p.m. EDT Saturday) as kind of a Monkees for the 21st century, except we think Nick, Joe and Kevin play their own instruments. While ruminating on the talents of the boys, we began thinking about other brotherly trios we've seen on the tube over the years. Take these five:
‘King of the Hill' celebrates its 250th episode
McClatchy Newspapers (MCT) - Under different circumstances it would sound a little creepy for 42-year-old actress Pamela Adlons to brag over the telephone, "I've always felt a great responsibility to young men all over the world."
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Review of The 13th Day
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So Many Books, So Little Time
Fire of God's Love - 120 Reflections on the Eucharist
