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New Missal Application

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Reflecting on the Catholic presence on the net, I stumble upon on many application for the Eucharistic celebration.  Here is one, called as New Missal. It contains the new Roman Missal guide for the celebration for the Mass including the responses and several options we used. However, it would be better if the options were pull down to lessen distractions. It includes reading of the day. It automatically load the reading of the day, just of the day. It includes three reflections, first from Creighton.edu , a Creighton University's University Relations; second, from One Bread,  One Body from Presentation Ministries . and thirdly reflection from Passionist.Org , this one does not load, presumable bad link, I have check Passionist website on their reflection and it is working well.

Feast of Presentations and the Visit of Blessed Virgn

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  january-12-2014 by Rev. Fr. Jessie  Somosierra, Jr.

Social justice

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on the issue of Social justice of which I am particularly keen of, I was been able to to find this material, a powerpoint presentation from the Australian Catholic Bishop Conference web page. Maybe, we can learn from this. Uploaded on authorSTREAM by frjessie Blogs commenting Fr. Jessie's post

authorstream

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I am a regular user of authorstream to accomodate some of my materials to be posted in the internet. There are some changes in the service of the said site. They added some features and deleted some. One of their changes is that they no longer include like or dislike voting feature in your video. They have not given the reason why? Maybe because no one uses the said feature. Here is their press release posted last 16 of this month: Simple is the Best- A New Face of authorSTREAM "Simple is the best" is a belief we hold while developing authorSTREAM. So we have tried the latest version of authorSTREAM to reflect a fine balance between simplicity and usability. 2 days ago, we launched the brand new authorSTREAM website, simpler and faster than the old version. Yes, "Simple is fast" is true to Web2.0 application interfaces. With less graphics and more CSS on the site, we have managed to enhance the loading speed significantly. However, a higher speed does not come with ...