CU Episode 84: Ketchup Chips Without a Permit.

With Fr. Chris podcasting live from Toronto this week, the cu crew talks about the back to school rush (or lack thereof) and some ways you might remain Catholic while heading there.  We offer up our picks of the week for your perusal. the cu metro rolls on: begging a right says the Vatican, unfortunate events in Beijing, and the papal prayer intentions for August.  Backchat heads to its vacation spot one more week, and Fr. Ryan talks about his one great Canadian love…if you wait for it.

 

Fr. Chris is coming to us from the Great White North of Canada and from the Salt+Light Studios.

We begin with the I Feel Rich iPhone app. It’s crazy. See also this.

It’s back to school time and we’re talking about the education of Children.

Pope John Paul II: 2004 SYMPOSIUM ON CATHOLIC EDUCATION: “To give youth a future, it is important that education be understood as a search for the integral and harmonious development of the person, as the maturation of the moral conscience to discern good and act accordingly, and as attention to the spiritual dimension of young people as they develop.”

Pope John Paul II: 2004 SYMPOSIUM ON CATHOLIC EDUCATION: “True education must start from the truth about man, the affirmation of his dignity and transcendent vocation. Looking at every young person in this anthropological perspective means seeking to help him develop the best of himself so that in exercising all his skills he may carry out whatever God calls him to do.”

Romans 12:2: “I urge you therefore, brothers, by the mercies of God, to offer your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God, your spiritual worship. Do not conform yourselves to this age but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that you may discern what is the will of God, what is good and pleasing. So you, my child, be strong in the grace that is in Christ Jesus. And what you heard from me through many witnesses entrust to faithful people who will have the ability to teach others as well.”

2 Timothy 2:1-2: “So you, my child, be strong in the grace that is in Christ Jesus. And what you heard from me through many witnesses entrust to faithful people who will have the ability to teach others as well.”

Education Links:

Our Picks

The CU Metro

  1. Begging is a Human Right says the Vatican
  2. Americans killed by suicide stabber in China
  3. Papal Prayer Intentions for August:
    General Intention: That the human family may know how to respect God’s design for the world and thus become ever more aware of the great gift of God which Creation represents for us.
    Mission Intention: That through discernment of gifts and commitment to spiritual formation, holiness may be promoted among the people of God.
    For More info, ApostleshipOfPrayer.org

The Music

 
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About the Author

Joshua LeBlanc

Joshua LeBlanc is the co-founder and president of cyberCatholics.com, a 100% Catholic webhosting service. He is also the mind behind the annual Catholic Blog Awards. Joshua is married and currently works in the Information Technology field in Lafayette, Louisiana. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Philosophy and the liberal arts from St. Joseph Seminary College in Covington, LA and is currently a candidate for the Master of Arts degree in Theology and Christian Ministry from Franciscan University in Steubenville, OH. Joshua also freelances as a speaker and writer on various Catholic issues and subjects and co-hosts a weekly live television show, Champions of the Truth, which airs in the Lafayette, LA area. Joshua is a regular contributor and panelist on the catholicunderground.com podcast.

One Response to “ CU Episode 84: Ketchup Chips Without a Permit. ”

  1. You guys are great, I really enjoy how you work the position of the church into the reality of today’.

    Not sure if you had a chance to see this, but it might be good to raise people’s awareness regarding Nacy Pelosi and our elction battle: http://www.americanpapist.com/blog.html

    God Bless and keep up the good work!

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