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May 23, 2009
Salt + Light Media
May 23, 2009
We are taking a break today and bringing you a special concert with one of our previous S+L Radio featured artists, Robert Galea, a young Maltese seminarian, currently studying in Australia is also a singer/songwriter and is probably best known for his participation during WYD08. Robert was in Canada last January and we recorded this ...
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Catholic Focus: Angels & Demons – This Sunday!
Alicia Ambrosio
May 23, 2009
On April 15th, Ron Howard’s latest film adaptation hit the big screens. This time he brought to life Dan Brown’s thriller Angels & Demons. I read the book about two years ago while I was living in Rome. I would describe the book as a page-turner, the exact type of book you’d like to be ...
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MR in NY: A different kind of Catholicism
Mary Rose Bacani Valenti
May 22, 2009
“Parting is such sweet sorrow.” So Archbishop Migliore quoted Shakespeare the Great in the homily for Thursday’s Mass at the close of the Catholic Social Teaching seminar in New York City. How appropriate it is that, just like the Apostles who were sent out by Jesus, we are also being sent back home to apply ...
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MR in NY: Finding love at the heart of Catholic Social Teaching
Mary Rose Bacani Valenti
May 21, 2009
Wednesday was the best day yet of the Path to Peace Foundation’s 2009 Catholic Social Teaching Seminar. Let’s just say it was an emotional day that increased our desire to change the world. Here was the line-up of activities: Three speakers in the morning about being witnesses for social change in Israel/Palestine and developing countries ...
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Marching for Life: A Catholic gig?
Sebastien Lacroix
May 21, 2009
One week ago, about ten thousand Canadians marched on Ottawa’s Parliament Hill in defense of life. For many participants, the day started at the Cathedral of Notre-Dame with mass, presided over by the city’s Archbishop Terrence Prendergast, S.J. He was joined by a dozen of his confreres, including Cardinal Marc Ouellet of Quebec City and ...
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MR in NY: Hanging out with Lady Liberty
Mary Rose Bacani Valenti
May 20, 2009
An Ode to the Lady Being the Lady who is the Statue of Liberty Is a very difficult task. I try to be her, and so does the Basilian seminarian But we look like we’ve put on a mask. I must ask her when I next see her How she can look so calm and ...
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Mission to Québec City
Therese Nichols
May 20, 2009
On Tuesday I officially celebrated my one month anniversary of landing on Canadian soil! I have come to Salt + Light from Australia to complete a three month internship and what an experience it has been so far! After being in Toronto for the past four weeks I was delighted to be invited to attend ...
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MR in NY: Swiss Army Knives, Good Habits, and a Youthful UN
Mary Rose Bacani Valenti
May 19, 2009
On this day it seemed I walked everywhere and did everything: From Holy Family Parish for Mass; To the UN to hear from the Ambassador from Malta and from the Head of Delegation of The International Committee of the Red Cross; From the Sisters of Life Convent to hear about their work with women; To ...
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In Thanksgiving for Two Friends
Sebastien Lacroix
May 19, 2009
As you may have already read, from May 7-10 I had the privilege of travelling to Houston, Texas. It was a time of celebration and thanksgiving for two great friends of Salt and Light, Chris Valka and Morgan Rice. Both have been journeying with the Basilian Fathers for several years now. The weekend started with ...
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Where is Mary Rose? This poem reveals the answers!
Mary Rose Bacani Valenti
May 19, 2009
I’d like you to take a few seconds to guess where I am in this photo. No, not in the market and no, not in a subway in Toronto. In this photo, I am stuck, very much like a sardine in a can, in a New York train with 51 young Americans and one Basilian ...