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  • My favorite radio station is back online!

    This station (The Lounge 690) went off the air in L.A. back in December. They just starting broadcasting online recently. All sorts of cool standards being played.
  • Carlo Maria Martini’s “Day After” (some at Vatican interpreted it as the manifesto of an antipope)

    04/28/2006 9:41:13 AM PDT · by NYer · 56 replies · 833+ views
    Chiesa.com ^ | April 28, 2006 | Sandro Magister
    The text of the cardinal published in “L’espresso” greatly irritated the Church’s leadership. Some have interpreted it as the manifesto of an antipope. Here is a summary of the reactions, plus a commentary by Pietro De Marco ROMA, April 28, 2006 – At a Vatican accustomed to the crystal-clear preaching of pope Joseph Ratzinger, with the truth of heavenly and earthly things carved out neatly each time with a fine chisel, the ten pages of doubts, hypotheses, and “gray areas” of cardinal Carlo Maria Martini in dialogue with bioethicist Ignazio Marino published in last week’s edition of “L’espresso” came like...
  • Controversial Retired Cardinal Martini Calls Legal Abortion "Positive"

    04/23/2006 1:54:16 PM PDT · by NYer · 24 replies · 501+ views
    LifeSite ^ | April 21, 2006 | John-Henry Westen
    ROME, April 21, 2006 (LifeSiteNews.com) - The controversial Cardinal Carlo Maria Martini, a favourite of liberal dissidents within the Catholic Church many of whom hoped he'd be elected Pope, has given an interview on abortion, embryo research, assisted procreation, AIDS and condom use to the Italian weekly L'Espresso.  The lengthy interview, a dialogue with Italian bioethics expert Ignazio Marino, reveals publicly the Cardinal's differing opinion on matters of sexuality with the Catholic Church.  Even though he retired at age 75 in 2002, the former Archbishop of Milan continues to be a darling of the liberal media.The full interview published today...
  • Senior Catholic cardinal advocates condoms to prevent AIDS

    04/21/2006 9:01:17 AM PDT · by Rutles4Ever · 46 replies · 655+ views
    A senior Italian cardinal who was one of the front-runners to become pope after the death of John Paul II, has said it is acceptable for Catholics to use condoms to prevent AIDS, a major break with the official position of the Vatican. Cardinal Carlo Maria Martini, the former archbishop of Milan and the head of the Roman Catholic Church's liberal wing, said in an interview that legal abortions and the use of frozen embyros to produce children were also acceptable. "Certainly the use of condoms can, "Certainly the use of condoms can, in certain circumstances, constitute a lesser evil,"...
  • The Perfect Martini

    01/20/2003 7:24:05 PM PST · by perfect stranger · 7 replies · 161+ views
    January 20, 2003 | perfect stranger
    Dean Martin rolls in his grave every- time some trendy moron calls a Vodka and fruit juice drink some type of Martini. A martini is a few ounces of fine quality Gin or Vodka in a Martini glass with a green, red-pimento stuffed olive. Pass the bottle of Vermouth close by the drink for the full taste of the drink.
  • RAZORMOUTH: Those World-Affirming Dudes -- crack open your Bible, and mix a martini.

    10/21/2002 9:55:13 PM PDT · by OrthodoxPresbyterian · 9 replies · 2,067+ views
    RAZORMOUTH: Cutting-Edge Christianity ^ | October 16, 2002 | P. Andrew Sandlin
    RAZORMOUTH: Those World-Affirming DudesReverend P. Andrew Sandlin | Why I love RazorMouth For the better part of my adult life, I've worked to recapture our culture for Jesus Christ. This is what the Center for Cultural Leadership is all about. I've increasingly come to question the one-sidedness of Dick Weaver's book title-cum-aphorism, "Ideas Have Consequences." Well, true enough. But it must be wedded to an equally valid aphorism: "People Create Consequences." Ideas are not objective entities that float in midair—they have meaning only as they inhere in people. As John Lukacs reminds us, "[I]deas do not exist apart from the...