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Pagan Babies and Late Night Catechism
My friends Chris Kopet Huss and Mary Kunkel are leading an entourage tomorrow night to Late Night Catechism 2, the sequel to Late Night Catechism. Both plays feature nuns who interact with the audience as if the audience is really a classroom of parochial students, circa 1950s and early 1960s.
The plays tap into the collective memory of the Catholic culture many of us grew up in. They are clever and hilarious. I saw the original three times and so will pass on this one.
Mary Kunkel's sister recently found an original Pagan Baby certificate. Those of us who were in grade school in some of the pre-Vatican II years remember the Pagan Baby crusades. We'd collect money to save souls of children in Africa and other exotic places. Take a look at the details in this certificate.
The entourage will have this certificate with them at the play tomorrow night, hoping "Sister" will call on them in the very interactive play.
Posted by Rebecca 9 Nov 1:07 PM
About this blogJourney to Vatican III by Rebecca Nappi gives you breaking news and trend alerts in the Roman Catholic Church that signal major reforms to come in the next few years. These reforms might come about if, and when, the current pope or his successor calls a Vatican III.Send me an email
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National Catholic ReporterCommonwealSojournersVoice of the FaithfulSurvivors Network of those Abused by Priests (SNAP)BishopAccountability.orgCatholic News ServiceCrisis: Politics, Culture & the ChurchBeliefNetThe TabletZenitCatholic.netVatican newsNational Catholic RegisterAmerica: National Catholic WeeklyCatholic DigestCompany magazine
About Rebecca
Rebecca Nappi is a columnist and associate editor with The Spokesman-Review. She has a master's degree in journalism from the University of Missouri-Columbia and a master's degree in pastoral ministry from Gonzaga University. "101 Questions and Answers on Catholic Married Life" a book Nappi co-authored with University of San Francisco theologian Dan Kendall, S.J., and Olympia, Wash., writer Catherine Johnston, is available from Paulist Press.
Spokane, Wash., Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, and the Inland Northwest©Copyright 2006The Spokesman-Review
My friends Chris Kopet Huss and Mary Kunkel are leading an entourage tomorrow night to Late Night Catechism 2, the sequel to Late Night Catechism. Both plays feature nuns who interact with the audience as if the audience is really a classroom of parochial students, circa 1950s and early 1960s.
The plays tap into the collective memory of the Catholic culture many of us grew up in. They are clever and hilarious. I saw the original three times and so will pass on this one.
Mary Kunkel's sister recently found an original Pagan Baby certificate. Those of us who were in grade school in some of the pre-Vatican II years remember the Pagan Baby crusades. We'd collect money to save souls of children in Africa and other exotic places. Take a look at the details in this certificate.
The entourage will have this certificate with them at the play tomorrow night, hoping "Sister" will call on them in the very interactive play.
Posted by Rebecca 9 Nov 1:07 PM
About this blogJourney to Vatican III by Rebecca Nappi gives you breaking news and trend alerts in the Roman Catholic Church that signal major reforms to come in the next few years. These reforms might come about if, and when, the current pope or his successor calls a Vatican III.Send me an email
links
National Catholic ReporterCommonwealSojournersVoice of the FaithfulSurvivors Network of those Abused by Priests (SNAP)BishopAccountability.orgCatholic News ServiceCrisis: Politics, Culture & the ChurchBeliefNetThe TabletZenitCatholic.netVatican newsNational Catholic RegisterAmerica: National Catholic WeeklyCatholic DigestCompany magazine
About Rebecca
Rebecca Nappi is a columnist and associate editor with The Spokesman-Review. She has a master's degree in journalism from the University of Missouri-Columbia and a master's degree in pastoral ministry from Gonzaga University. "101 Questions and Answers on Catholic Married Life" a book Nappi co-authored with University of San Francisco theologian Dan Kendall, S.J., and Olympia, Wash., writer Catherine Johnston, is available from Paulist Press.
Spokane, Wash., Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, and the Inland Northwest©Copyright 2006The Spokesman-Review
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