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Commonweal notices us
Commonweal has deigned to notice St. Blog’s. As expected, they didn’t like much of what they see, although some garnered priase. Of course, I would be worried if I was being praised by Commonweal. Oh, and Jeff Miller: I think all of your lines hit the mark. Remember that liberals don’t have a sense of humor.
I would go on at length dissecting the article, but I will defer to the master and let you read what Diogenes has to say about it.
(P.S. I’m miffed I didn’t get a mention. Am I not vituperative enough? I must work harder at that. Now if only I knew what that meant.)
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I read the article and then I went to this other article at Commonsqueal
Mel is as he was
“...The Passion becomes the best-known movie version of Christ’s life, or ...”
Commonweal thinks 12 hours equals a lifetime.
Posted by .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) on 03/10/04 at 10:02 AM We just throw ‘em up in the air and let the Spirit blow where it wills.”
Posted by .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) on 03/10/04 at 10:25 AM Catholic blogs were noticed a long time ago by conservative publications. Mark Shea wrote an article in Crisis more than a year ago and Tim Drake wrote an article in National Catholic Register at least as long ago.
Posted by I’m with my old friend Joe Scheidler (of the Pro-Life Action League) on this one.
“Bad press is better than no press.”
Then again, maybe that’s because its the only kind of press that Joe or I ever get.
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