星期天, 2006 年3月26 日
祈禱
地方公立圖書館
增加南希布朗的研究指南:
G. K. Chesterton: 藍色十字架
對它的彙集。它是美妙的
父親的介紹布朗
偵探系列由GKC, 被寫
為學生在等級8-12...
(我無論如何得到了我自己的拷貝:)
好工作, 布朗夫人!
更新:
祝賀, 布朗夫人!
您的出版工作將是
增加來成人彙集:)
Thursday, November 08, 2007
...to this!
Posted by rhapsody at 5:41 PM 0 comments
From Michelle
the Mermaid, an interesting
book recommendation on the
subject of unnecessary
consumer consumption...
Affluenza: When Too Much
Is Never Enough,
by Clive
Hamilton & Richard Deniss -
Read all about it, over at
Justitia.
Posted by rhapsody at 7:00 AM 1 comments
Sunday, November 04, 2007
Follow the links...
from:
Chesterton and Friends, (link)
to hear the voices of C. S. Lewis,
&
G. K. C.
Posted by rhapsody at 9:38 PM 0 comments
Labels: [crickets], Choir of Angels
Happy 10th Birthday!

to Gilbert Magazine! :)
(From the cover):
A man's soul is as full of
voices as a forest, there
are ten thousand tongues
there like all the tongues
of the trees: fancies, follies,
memories, madnesses,
mysterious fears, and
more mysterious hopes. -
G. K. Chesterton
Posted by rhapsody at 3:00 AM 2 comments
Labels: Definitely likin' that quote
Thursday, November 01, 2007
A Love Letter
from God to us,
posted by:
5Cooliocumble92
@
Catholic Answers Forums -
(Registration is free, & open
to everyone!)
Posted by rhapsody at 4:28 PM 1 comments
Labels: Choir of Angels
Please remember in your prayers
the family of young wife &
mother, blogger
Carmen San Diego...
who passed away the
morning of October 30th
of Sceroderma. She was 34.
Thanks to St. Nick for
his continued posting on her
condition, & for passing along
the info on the
Scleroderma Foundation,
where donations can be sent
in her memory.
Posted by rhapsody at 6:41 AM 1 comments
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Happy Halloween!
Enjoy this
e-card from
The Pixie Pit,
where
Melodybleu & I
have been playing
Scrabble online
for years.
Posted by rhapsody at 8:18 PM 2 comments
Labels: Hey I know it's after curfew but better late than never Sheesh
Polish Madonna

Another favorite. It is said
that Mary would do the laundry
the day before the Sabbath, so
everything would be spotlessly
clean for the next day.
This magnet, or a framed copy
of this painting, can be found
at CatholicPosters.com (link)
Posted by rhapsody at 5:02 PM
Labels: Also linked under 'Neat Stuff'
By Joe LeClerc
Warrior angel.
.............Don’t mess with him jim.
.........................He kicked Lucifer down through the stars
till Luc hit ground in the basement - boiler blazin.
Who is God? Mike asked.
...................................................Not you, numbnutz!
Nor me…,
............................but I aspire to fight
............................................................at the right side of
The Warrior Angel.
Posted by rhapsody at 11:14 AM 0 comments
A Question from an email
from Barbara Beyer Malley:
"These comments make me
very, very happy. I have been
feeling sad because for some
reason, my new activity book,
Read Me a Rhyme, Please, has
not done well since publication
a year ago. It may be because
it is much longer than the first
two and therefore much more
expensive. But the publisher
kept saying, "The longer the
better." I would appreciate
feedback. I know the poems
are wonderful. Could it be
that the illustrations are off-
putting because some are too
much like cartoons? Thank you
dear people for lifting my spirits.
Jeeves, Jr."
Well, in my opinion $19.95 is not
an outrageous price for an activity
book of this quality - an excellent
teaching tool that can be used over
& over again for instruction, & for
the introduction of both reader &
listener to the ever-enchanting
verse of Ernestine Cobern Beyer.
Barbara has, for quite a while now,
allowed me to publish her mother's
work on this blog. For the month
of October, 'spooky' poems will once
again be featured.
For anyone interested, search this
blog for the poetry of Ernestine
Cobern Beyer - & please comment
if you find yourself enchanted by
the work of this woman, who sang
with Enrico Caruso before giving up
singing to raise her family, provided
additional income by her published
verse, & received an award from
the National League of American
Penwomen in the early seventies,
before she passed away...
& are as confused as I am as to why
she has remained a virtually unknown
American treasure.
I thank you again for taking the time
to be delighted by her delightful work,
which will continue to be posted here,
so long as I'm a-bloggin'!
Posted by rhapsody at 9:17 AM 2 comments
The Pieta

by Sister Mary Jean Dorcy-
( 3/10/14 - 5/5/88 ).
Below are figurines based on
her scissor-cutting silhouette
art.
& this link to a biographical (&
rather amusing!) article, written
with love by her exceptional
student, Dan Paulos, about the
life of his sweet-faced mentor:)
The picture below is linked to
Alibris, and some of the books
that Sr. Dorcy wrote &/or
contributed to.
+
Posted by rhapsody at 6:17 AM
Labels: Exceptional artists
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
Was married on
the grounds
here...
almost twenty-five
years ago:)
Thanks to Carolina
Cannonball @
The Crescat
for the
neat photos!
Posted by rhapsody at 4:47 PM 2 comments
Saturday, October 13, 2007
Obtained this masterpiece

of cinematic art recently:
Moulin Rouge (1952) -
Starring the great Jose Ferrer
(who won the Best Actor Oscar)
as the great French painter,
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec.
Not to be confused with the
recent movie of the same name,
which was not a remake.
Posted by rhapsody at 1:36 PM 2 comments
October marches on

Time to listen to & vote for
our favorite weekly podcast,
Episode #100 of:
Christus Vincit ANYWHERE!
Follow the link to vote at
Podcast Alley -
Email verification required.
PS:
Anybody else having a
difficult time connecting
to the podcast?
Posted by rhapsody at 6:51 AM 0 comments
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Excellent coverage
of this past weekend's
Chesterton conference
over at:
Chesterton and Friends,
by
View from the choir's
Lee Strong.
Posted by rhapsody at 4:23 PM 1 comments
Monday, October 08, 2007
Love the man...

But not his politics.
Catholics Against Rudy.
Posted by rhapsody at 10:34 PM 0 comments
A confession...
I went to a Chesterton conference
this past weekend, with the most
wonderful speakers…
Included were two of my favorites -
Dale Ahlquist,the President of the
American Chesterton Society & host
of G. K. Chesterton: The Apostle of
Common Sense on EWTN (usually on
Sunday @ 9PM ET & Thursday @
10AM ET) & dear biographer & editor
of The Saint Austin Review, Joseph
Pearce.
All I can say is, pardon me…
but I'll be doing a lot of this
:) :) :) !!!
for a while!
Posted by rhapsody at 6:04 AM 2 comments
Labels: Books, Choir of Angels, Periodicals
Sunday, October 07, 2007
Got this from

the
Catholic Answers Forums,
where I've been spending some
time lately - usually in the
Clubhouse...
A lotta fun - hope to see you there -
registration is free, & OPEN TO
EVERYONE!!!
Posted by rhapsody at 5:01 PM 2 comments
Are you smarter than

a preschooler?
Study the bus above...
which way is it traveling - to the left,
or to the right?
Get the 'right' answer from Michelle
@:
Justitia.
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