SUNDAY VIDEO ON TAP XXXVI

I am very grateful to Kay for sending in this week's video on tap! It has been a hectic week and I have not had time to look for one. It is an inspiring short story (6 minutes) that lifts your spirits and reveals the dignity of all of us.

IN OTHER NEWS:

Do you want to want to find out where the movie Bella is opening? Check out their website here and click on "Find a Theater Near You."

For those of you around here and want to go with a group of Adam's Alers on Friday the 26th of October at 7:00 in Willoughby (and want Habemus Papem to count you in among those who will have their tickets picked up early so that you are assured of a seat) please let me know by Tuesday if you have not already responded by E-mail or by the comment section of the Bella posts. Tickets for clergy, religious, and seminarians are FREE (for those of you who let us know you are coming) due to a generous benefactor. Also, for those of you who are interested, we will meet at Don Pablos (more info to follow) to eat before hand.

Jay announces that the latest Catholic Carnival is up and running!

TUESDAY QUOTE OF THE WEEK - XXXV

FINDING TRUTH WHEREVER IT MAY BE FOUND: “The Destruction of human embryos . . . to acquire stems cells, or for any other purpose, contradicts the purported intent of researchers . . . to promote human welfare.” Benedict XVI

IN OTHER NEWS:

The above quote was mentioned this past Sunday night in a talk by Dr. Andrew Trew on faith based bioethics. There will be one more talk in the series this coming Sunday at Holy Angel’s Church (18205 Chillicothe Road, Chagrin Falls) called “Living Life to the End” concerning end of life issues. There is no charge but they would like to know if you are coming. (440) 724-1468.

Get ready to go to the movies! BELLA premiers on the 26th of October! It is an excellent film and one I won’t be ashamed to wear my collar to! In Cleveland it will play at the Cinemark in Valley View, The Regal Cinema in Willoughby, Crocker Park 16, and AMC at Richmond Center. Here is a theater trailer and a three-minute expose on Eduardo who produced and stared in the movie.









For those of you who are interested, a few of us are getting together to see it on opening night in Willoughby. Habemus Papem graciously offered to set us up. If you want get together, let me know ASP and we’ll reserve you a ticket. If there are any seminarians who would like to go, I would be willing to pick up the tab for the movie for a few of you. Uncle Jim, Adoro, and Rob, better get your plane tickets now.

This is just a cool thing to see. Thanks J for sending it in.