For the Pope Benedict XVI section of this weeks carnival we have:<\/p>\n
Dunmoose the Ageless asks that you join him in praying the Litany of the Saints<\/a> for the start of Pope Benedict XVI pontificate.<\/p>\n DeoOmnisGloria Was Pope Benedict XVI (Ratzinger) a "Hitler Youth"?<\/a><\/p>\n Living Catholicism looks at Pope Benedict XVI and Young People<\/a><\/p>\n Lane Core Jr posts an appropriate and timely sermon<\/a> by Msgr. Ronald Knox on praying for the Holy Father.<\/p>\n Herb Ely posts about Justice Anne Burke and the National review board<\/a> and the positive signs that our new Pope will take this problem seriously.<\/p>\n Chris at Veritas proposes that Benedict has the most theological acumen of any pope in centuries<\/a>.<\/p>\n Nathan at Fides, Spes, Caritas looks at the <\/a>Holy Father’s pre-conclave statement about the "Dictatorship of Relativism" and ties our subconscious belief in the existence of absolute evil in the horror genre.<\/p>\n Here are some other reflections:<\/p>\n Kevin Miller at Heart, Mind and Strength gives us A reflection on what Jesus means in this Sunday’s Gospel<\/a> when he calls himself “the way.”<\/p>\n Rob at Justice Knight look at the question of Ebay and the selling of consecrated hosts<\/a> and how to be handle this sad situation.<\/p>\n Alicia in response to an email she received looks at the significant differences between non-violence and pacifism<\/a>.<\/p>\n A Penitent Blogger has reflection on the challenging places we may find ourselves doing the work of Christ in the Belly of the Beast<\/a>.<\/p>\n Mark at CowPi Journal asks the question Do you pray in the front or back room of the house in your heart? <\/a>and reflects on a answer.<\/p>\n
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