Fr. Robert Barron of the Archdiocese of Chicago is heading up an important work for the Church and an amazing means of evangelization for the world.

Here is the newest trailer describing his project:

Father Barron was a visiting professor at Notre Dame in 2002.

Course registration for my semester abroad at the Angelicum in Rome is complete:

Poets and Mystics of the Twentieth Century (Rev. Paul Murray, O.P.)
Church, Culture and Biomedical Revolution (Paul Wojda)
Fundamental Moral Theology (Rev. Wojciech Giertych, O.P.)
Christian Art and Architecture (Liz Lev)

Lest my three readers think that I’ve fallen off the face of the planet (or perhaps that they’ve been left behind), here I am with a short post and something to watch on this rainy South Bend day.

There is news on campus that Archbishop Timothy Dolan of New York is coming to Notre Dame in October and celebrating Mass at the Basilica of the Sacred Heart.  If true, this would be very exciting news indeed.

Update: Heeeee’s cooooooming…

Update (again): False alarm.  For someone unknown reason, he couldn’t make it.  But the music prepared for him was still used at the Mass (brass ensemble and percussion).  Too bad.