NOTES ABOUT NEW CATHOLIC BLOGS

Thanks to the wonderful author and scholar, Taylor Marshall at Canterbury Tales,  I have found three new (or new to me) websites/blogs to follow!

The Sacred Page is a blog written by three Catholic Professors of Scripture and Theology.  I have had the amazing privilege to hear all three of these men lecture and I cannot say enough about how much I learned from all of them!

Caritas et Veritas is a new endeavor by four Catholic Theologians from different backgrounds who are friends (in real life).  This brief excerpt from their blog:

"Caritas et Veritas hopes to bring both love and truth to its readers simultaneously and in every post – rooted in the teachings of the Church, and with a genuine hope to bring these teachings and perspectives to others in a manner that is interesting, charitable, and fun."
Dr. Morrow, who I have heard lecture is a former Jewish convert to Protestant Christianity and then to the truth of The Catholic Church.

Thanks, Taylor, for your recommendations!

One other I found, but haven't had the chance to checkout is
 In Defense Of The Church

PAX,
Teri

NOTES ON SOLA SCRIPTURA

But is There a Practical Difference in Solo and Sola?

Thank you, Taylor

NOTES FROM JOURNEY TO ROME

Kevin, my buddy and/or "brother in Christ" from Louisana has a blog post and link to an interview of Bryan Cross by iMonk (Michael Spencer). Bryan Cross is one of the most intellectual and godly men I have ever been privileged to interact with and Michael Spencer is self described as:

 "the primary writer and editor of Internet Monk, Jesus Shaped Spirituality, and the moderator of the Boar’s Head Tavern."

This link will lead to the interview in it's entirety: Byran Cross interviewed by Michael Spencer iMonk website/blog is extremely well known and well written:

Internet Monk is consistently rated in the top twenty Christian blogs in the world. It was recently voted the number 6 blog at ChurchRelevance.com and is rated the #11 blog in the Christian blogosphere. His work has been noted on blogs around the world and published in newspapers and magazines, such as The Christian Science Monitor and Modern Reformation. He was featured in the September 21, 2006 edition of Time Magazine for his blogging on Joel Osteen and was chosen as a featured blogger by the Dallas Morning News. He has been cited and linked by The Drudge Report, CNN, Glenn Beck, CBN, GetReligion, Out of Ur, Christianity Today, BBC Africa, Yahoo News, Andrew Sullivan, Daily Kos, Rod Dreher, National Review Online and Real Clear Politics, among many others. His analysis of evangelicalism has made him a frequent guest on podcasts and radio programs such as The God Whisperers, Truth Talk and Frank Pastore.

So, to sum it up for any of my Protestant brothers and sisters - iMonk is Protestant, Bryan Cross is Reformed/Calvinist to Anglican to Catholic, and my brother in Christ, (BIC), Kevin @ Journey to Rome is Calvinist/Reformed to Anglican to Catholic.

The link to other personal blogs and websites can be found at Journey To Rome

NOTES FROM CALLED TO COMMUNION

The amazingly intelligent and godly men at Called To Communion have written another excellent article:

Solo Scriptura, Sola Scriptura, and the Question of Interpretive Authority

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