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What's in a Name - papa Benedict XVI
A reflection on the name, Benedict, taken by Josef Ratzinger when he ascended the chair of St Peter and how it might relate to Jews and Judaism. Links to articles regarding his visit to the Cologne Synagogue, the papal encyclical, Brennender Sorge, and his namesake Benedict and Benedictines given.
benedict xvi • benedict • st bernard of claivaux • holocaust • catholic-jewish relations

Thumbs Up: Brad Benedict Writes
Brad Benedict continues the Thumbing Around series with his wonderful thumbs up to hitching, it's all about people ...
brad benedict • hitchhiking • hitching • hiking • thumbs up

Ed Benedict (1912 - 2006)
Ed Benedict, who designed and animated many of Hanna-Barbera's early cartoons, passed away in his sleep on August 28.
ed benedict • animator • hanna-barbera • john kricfalusi • boo boo runs wild

NY Welcomes Pope Benedict XVI
Protest, chants and cheers for Pope's visit. Thousands of police officers deployed to keep Pope Benedict safe during his three-day visit to New York City.
pope benedict xv! visit new york • pope benedict in america • opus dei ready for pope • heightened security for papal visit • catholic teachers protest

Pope Benedict XVI Turns 81
Joseph Ratzinger did not want to be Pope. He prayed not to be selected. But God's will was different. He was elected Pope in 2005.
who is pope benedict • joseph alois ratzinger • the holy father • the papal • a german is pope

Carolingian Monastic Reform and the Plan of St. Gall: Part I, The Reform
monasticism, art, Plan, St. Gall, Benedict, Aniane, Catholic, history, Charlemagne, Louis the pious
monasticism • art • plan • st. gall • benedict

Al Pacino Takes The Stage In &amp;amp;amp;quot;Hughie&amp;amp;amp;quot;
Al Pacino and Paul Benedict bring "Hughie" to life in an inspired production of this unusual play.
al pacino • paul benedict • play • performance • theater

Tihany, the 950 years old monastery
Tihany in this summer celebrated the 950th anniversary of its establishment. In august I visited the Tihany peninsula and discovered its cultural and natural values.
hungary • balaton • tihany • lake • region

Eccentric Oxford Guidebook
England's Oxford is known for its dreaming spires, Inspector Morse, Harry Potter film locations, barmy students and batty dons. Eccentric Oxford reveals even more
eccentric oxford • great british eccentrics • england • university • bradt travel guides

Manuel II Paleologus pt I
Much ado has been made about Pope Benedict XVI's quoting of late 14th-century Byzantine Emperor Manuel II Paleologus. But who was Manuel II?
manuel ii • benedict xvi • paleologus • palaiologos • palaeologus

Popetown injunction fails
Bavarian bishops fail to stop MTV Germany from airing satirical program.
popetown • munich • fsf • benedict xvi • germany

Tridentine Mass
Pope Benedict is said to be set to ease restrictions on the ancient Tridentine Mass.
roman catholic church • catholic • roman catholic • tridentine mass • tridentine

Hatchet
There are some things that virtually everyone knows. On occasion, there is a strong possibility that everyone is wrong. This article is about an incident that took place in 1867. The story has been told over and over but some of the "facts" are just plain erroneous. It is true that the Reverend Thomas Baker did encounter opposition to his evangelical efforts; all the rest is hearsay.
atonement • navatusila • nabutautau • artifacts • cannibal isles

Poached Eggs for Easter Morning Breakfast
What better meal to serve for Easter breakfast than Poached Egg Popovers? You'll find all the recipes needed to make this extra-special Easter morning breakfast.
easter • poached eggs • poached egg popovers • popovers • lemon hollandaise sauce

Pope John Paul II - Sainthood and Poetry
Pope John Paul II is considered a pope of many first: first non-Roman in 400 years, first widely traveled pope, and many other. This article gives some biographical information about this pope and also takes a look at his accomplishments as a poet.
pope john paul ii • pope benedict xvi • kracow • poland • george w. bush

Eccentric Cambridge Guide
The university town of Cambridge, England, is known for beautiful historic colleges and other tourist attractions, but Eccentric Cambridge reveals its offbeat side
eccentric cambridge • great british eccentrics • east anglia • england • university

Eccentric Edinburgh Guide
Scotland's capital Edinburgh is known for its Festival, its castle, Royal Palace, Royal Mile - and great food and pubs. A guide to Eccentric Edinburgh shows another face
eccentric edinburgh • great scottish inventors • pubs and bars • scotland • bradt guides

Manuel II Paleologus pt 2
Since Benedict XVI quoted him in a speech on September 12, 2006, Manuel II's words have been closely examined. But what about the motivations behind them?
manuel ii • paleologus • palaiologos • palaeologus • twenty-six dialogues with a persian

Seeker by Jack McDevitt
Jack McDevitt's 2006 Nebula Award winning novel is the third in his Alex Benedict series, following A Talent for War and Polaris, and tells of a search for a lost colony.
jack mcdevitt • seeker • a talent for war • polaris • alex benedict

St Peter's Square Rome
The Vatican residence of Pope Benedict XVI, in St Peter's Square Rome, is home to works from Bernini, a master of Roman Baroque art and Michelangelo a Renaissance genius.
st peter's square rome • basilica of st peter • st peter's basilica • vatican • vatican city

The Best of 2006
Here's my Theatre Kudos for 2006. See if you agree with my choices for Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Ensemble and Best Director - all candidates for The Shiver Factor.
the shaw festival 2006 • the crucible • best of 2006 • benedict campbell • arthur miller

Book Review: The Fern Tattoo
The Fern Tattoo journeys through 100 years of a complex and intricate family history, leading readers to examine the meaning of family, secrets, love and truth.
the fern tattoo • david brooks • miles franklin literary award • australian fiction • the fern tattoo overview

LAST ACTION HERO: MONEY TALKS
A look at LAST ACTION HERO, which was neither the satire of action movies it set out to be, nor the catastrophe critics and moviegoers said it was.
movies • reviews • last action hero

The Railroad, part 1
On February 22, 1854 the railroad reached the Mississippi River in the vicinity of Rock Island, Illinois and Davenport, Iowa. A grand celebration was made honoring promoter Henry Farnam as well as many others.
railroad • rock island • farnam • mississippi • missouri

The Railroad, part 2
On February 22, 1854 the railroad reached the Mississippi River in the vicinity of Rock Island, Illinois and Davenport, Iowa. A grand celebration was made honoring promoter Henry Farnam as well as many others.
railroad • rock island • farnam • mississippi • missouri

The Railroad, part 3
Farnam complete the building of his railroad bridge across the Mississippi River but a river packet crashes into it, resulting in a disaster and a law suit. Lawyer Abraham Lincoln represents the Farnam interest in court.
railroad • rock island • farnam • lincoln • robert e. lee

The Secret Operation and The Depression of the 1890s
This article looks at how and why President Grover Cleveland had a cancerous tumor removed without the knowledge of the American public in 1893.
melanie storie • american reconstruction and the gilded age • grover cleveland • economic depression • 1890s

Drug Tests Must Be Specific
The chemical test for a substance must be specific. If more than one material produces a positive, the results cannot be accepted.
drug tests • drugs tests must be specific • barry bonds postive test • barry bonds steroids • chemical test specific

Art and Homosexuality Exhibition
Censorship could not stop the most extensive event on the subject ever staged in Italy, with works by 150 artists from early photography to the present day.
art and homosexuality • homosexuality in art • homosexual artist • gay art exhibition • homoerotic aesthetics

Classical University Town Tübingen, Germany
Tübingen, a traditional university town with a medieval Old Town center, in Southern Germany lies on the river Neckar south of Stuttgart and northwest of the Swabian Alb.
tübingen • german university town • hegel schelling • bloch philosophers • eberhard-karls-university of tübingen

Doctrine of Discovery: History
The UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues called for Pope Benedict XVI to revoke the 15th century papal bulls collectively known as the Doctrine of Discovery.
doctine of discovery • un permanent forum on indigenous issues • indigenous issues • permanent forum on indigenous issues • crusades

Ghost Tours in the United States
Travel round America's haunted cities by bus or boat, or walk around cemeteries and famous buildings to get a spooky Hallowe'en vibe all year round.
ghost tours united states • america’s haunted cities • san francisco california • st augustine florida • chicago illinois

New Look Amadeus Set To Open
Director/Designer John Doyle, who won the Best Director of a musical Tony Award this season, is tackling a new kind of work - Peter Shaffer's Amadeus.
john doyle • sweeney todd • company • mack and mabel • peter shaffer

Saratoga Springs, Upstate New York
From the Battle of Saratoga and the country's oldest thoroughbred racetrack, to golf courses, hiking trails and natural spas, Saratoga Springs has a lot to see and do.
battle saratoga springs racetrack ny • upstate new york • tourists • luxury travelers • living history

Satan's Cheerleaders
Given enough time, the occult inevitably finds its way into just about every genre of exploitation film. Chances are, however, that Lucifer would want little affiliation with Greydon Clark’s pom pom ladened enigma Satan’s Cheerleaders.
satan's cheerleaders • cheerleaders • john ireland • john carradine • greydon clark

Constance Fenimore Woolson
The works of this uncoventional female writer captured the attention of critics and caused them to rank her among such noted writers of the time as Henry James, George Washington Cabel, and William Dean Howells.
constance fenimore woolson • rollins college • winter park • florida • women authors

Roman Catholic Bishops Launch Controversial Campaign Against The Death Penalty
Buoyed by a recent shift towards anti-death penalty sentiments, U.S. Catholic bishops recently launched a campaign against capital punishment. However, the campaign is not without controversy.
death • penalty • death penalty • capital • punishment

Cluny: Millennial Monasticism
Cluny was one of the most important and dynamic forces influencing art and architecture at the turn of the Millennium. This is the first of several articles commemorating the 1090th anniversary of the foundation of Cluny.
cluny romanesque monasticism art architecture litu

MTV Germany to air Popetown
MTV Germany to air entire series after Catholic injunction fails
popetown • mtv germany • bavaria • bbc • catholics

Medieval Gardens
A short history of Medieval gardens - 500 to 1500 AD.
monastic gardens • medieval gardens • gardens • history

Carolingian Monastic Reform and the Plan of St. Gall, Part III: Some Comparisons
Altars, liturgy, Catholic, Medieval, churches, European, Middle ages, art, architecture, reform, George R. Hoelzeman,
altars • liturgy • catholic • medieval • churches

Intolerance in Christianity
Christians are not always tolerant of other sects. Does being a Christian have to mean rejecting people of differing faiths?
religious intolerance • the catholic church • catholicism • jews • the renaissance

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