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Pic of the Week - 2nd Annual Grand Caribe Deep Sea Classic - Vimarsana News

Pic of the Week - 2nd Annual Grand Caribe Deep Sea Classic

Grand Caribe Belize was the host of the 2nd Annual Deep Sea Classic Fishing Tournament, where a total of 29 registered boats participated on the three day event from August 10 to the 12. The tournament has quickly become an island favorite due to its $50,000, plus, in cash prizes that includes a $17,000 first prize payout.

Aberdare: Body found in house after armed police respond - Vimarsana News

Aberdare: Body found in house after armed police respond

Armed police were called to an estate on Sunday evening following concerns for a man with a gun.

Source: bbc.co.uk
North Carolina Catholic Parish Burns Books - American Church Faces Division over Pope Francis - Vimarsana News

North Carolina Catholic Parish Burns Books - American Church Faces Division over Pope Francis

Dan KitwoodGetty Images (Permanent Musical Accompaniment To The Last Post Of The Week From The Blog's Favourite Living Canadian) It looks as though there is reactionary mischief throughout our institutions these days. As the National Catholic Reportertells us, it's poisoning the life out in the parishes, too. Book-burning is, I admit, a bit of a flashback. Fr. Matthew Codd, the then-pastor at St. Elizabeth's, was joined by a group of seminarians who went through the church's theology library and removed books deemed heretical, including those of spiritual writers Henri Nouwen and Thomas Mer...

In came Latin, incense and burned books, out went half the parishioners - Vimarsana News

In came Latin, incense and burned books, out went half the parishioners

Religion scholar Maria Lichtmann felt a strangeness overcome St. Elizabeth of the Hill Country Parish in Boone, North Carolina, four years ago. Fr. Matthew Codd, the then-pastor at St. Elizabeth's, was joined by a group of seminarians who went through the church's theology library and removed books deemed heretical, including those of spiritual writers Henri Nouwen and Thomas Merton. The books were later burned, she was told by a parish staff member. Lichtmann, a retired religious studies professor at Appalachian State University, left the region in part, she told NCR, because of the changes ...