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Monthly Archives: July 2015
Murder in the Vatican, by Ann Margaret Lewis
When I was thirteen, I started reading through the collected stories of Sherlock Holmes. I made it about halfway through. I had been stopped dead by “The Adventure of the Gloria Scott”—one time Holmes was the narrator. I wasn’t the … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, Historical, Mystery, Reviews
Tagged Ann Margaret Lewis, Father Brown, G. K. Chesterton, Murder in the Vatican, Pope Leo XIII, Sherlock, Sherlock Holmes
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Next Up on The Catholic Geek Radio Show: John C. Wright and L. Jagi Lamplighter
On this coming Sunday’s episode of The Catholic Geek, Declan Finn welcomes two prolific authors: Hugo-nominated author and Catholic convert John C. Wright (Count to a Trillion) and his wife L. Jagi Lamplighter (Prospero’s Daughter).
Remember Sherlock?
There was once this show on TV called Sherlock. All nine episodes of it. You know, that’s more of a single season, even for British TV; and nothing’s been going on for a while. Well, now there’s this: I guess someone … Continue reading
Elodie Yung Cast as Elektra
So, we have a new cast member for Daredevil next season (2016) Elodie Yung is Elektra. Huh. This should be interesting. I can’t really object to the casting. Yung looks exotic enough to be Greek or … well, something. Jeph … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, News, Superhero
Tagged Daredevil, Elodie Yung, Jeph Loeb, Jon Bernthal
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The Catholic Geeks Are Now on Twitter
I’ve long been on record as disliking Twitter, because I can’t do anything in 140 characters or less. Seriously . . . have you seen my blog posts? I’m pretty sure the vast majority of my Facebook comments would need at least … Continue reading
The Catholic Geek Radio Show: Catholic Sci-Fi with Right Fans
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The Seventh Doctor and the Pandorica
I recently ran across this little gem again. It’s from DragonCon in 2011, where Sylvester McCoy (the Seventh Doctor) reads the Eleventh’s Pandorica speech. While there wasn’t anything truly bad about Matt Smith’s original version, I find myself thinking that this … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Fiction
Tagged Colin Baker, Doctor Who, DragonCon, Eleventh Doctor, Matt Smith, Pandorica, Seventh Doctor, Sixth Doctor, Sylvester McCoy
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Independence Day Short Stories
Liberty Island (a right-wing entertainment website and publisher) occasionally sponsors short fiction contests. The most recent was their “July 4th Blockbuster Fiction Contest.” Why is this relevant, aside from the fact that today is July 4th? Well, you can read … Continue reading
Today *IS* National Barbecue Day
Every year, someone will complain that we’re losing sight of what this day means in the United States. Someone always complains about that sort of thing for a holiday. So what is the spirit of Independence Day in this country? Is it a … Continue reading
Vaticanize Your Profile Picture
We’ve all seen the war between the Confederates and the Skittles on social media. Well, someone came up with an app that will overlay the Vatican flag on top of an image of your choosing. (I recommend cropping your image … Continue reading
The New York Times on The Culture War: A Fisk
I have to give all the credit for this post to Marina Fontaine, who posted this article and requested a fisk. I clicked on the article, and was more than happy to oblige after reading only the first sentence. I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Fisks
Tagged Christianity, Church Teaching, Gay Marriage, Liberals, Sexuality, Virtue
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The Pope is Not Amused
Well, the Pope is in the news again . . . but this time, not for looking like a communist. In fact, it’s hard to say that this is the face of someone who believes in communist principles: The constantly-peaceful … Continue reading →