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Happy New Year from S+L!
Matthew Harrison
January 1, 2010
Today celebrate the Solemnity of Mary, the Mother of God. A week after we have celebrated the birth of our Saviour, we recognize His mother — Theotokos, God-bearer! It’s also an appropriate time to celebrate this feast as we begin the new year. Pope Benedict XVI noted this in his homily on this day four ...
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S+L Radio: Our Golden Anniversary!
Deacon Pedro
December 31, 2009
Unbelievable, but true, last week, Salt + Light Radio turned 50. We’ve been doing this program for a year now and it’s time to thank you all for being with us, for listening, for sending your comments (we love comments) and for supporting us through your words and prayers. To commemorate our “golden anniversary,” for ...
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Fr. Stefano, the Parish Priest
Mary Rose Bacani Valenti
December 30, 2009
You last heard about my “meeting” with the Pope during my honeymoon in Rome with my blog Holy Honeymoon. But you never heard about my meetings with a possible Pope-to-be in Rome that same week! Fr. Stefano Cascio is an old face for a lot of you who’ve seen him a few times on Zoom ...
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New Year’s with Pope Benedict XVI
Matthew Harrison
December 28, 2009
As this year draws to a close, and 2010 begins, Salt + Light Television is pleased to bring to you two Papal events. On New Year’s Eve, at St. Peter’s in Rome, Pope Benedict XVI will celebrate Vespers in thanksgiving for the year gone by. You can watch this live, without English translation, Thursday, December ...
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December 26, 2009
Salt + Light Media
December 26, 2009
[singlepic id=41 w=145 h=213 float=right]Christmas is here and so tonight on S+L Radio we celebrate Christmas – join me and Mary Rose Bacani as we share with you songs and words of Christmas; poems, thoughts, reflections and music from some of our favourite Catholic artists. ...
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Merry Christmas from S+L!
Matthew Harrison
December 25, 2009
In the same region there were some shepherds staying out in the fields and keeping watch over their flock by night. And an angel of the Lord suddenly stood before them, and the glory of the Lord shone around them; and they were terribly frightened. But the angel said to them, “Do not be afraid; ...
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S+L Radio Reflects on the Christmas Season
Mary Rose Bacani Valenti
December 24, 2009
Oscar Romero, the Archbishop of El Salvador who was assassinated in 1980 and was an incredible witness to human rights, had a heart that was always drawn to the poor and neglected. On December 24th, 1978, three years before he was killed, he writes: This is the Christian’s joy: I know that I am a ...
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Mary and Me
Gillian Kantor
December 23, 2009
As my family and I count down to Christmas, we are trying to keep a watchful eye on our crèche, lest our preparations get us out of control and into commercialism. Perhaps it is a lofty goal but rather than getting lost in a shopping mall, we want to get lost in contemplation of the ...
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Zoom Takes a Break for Christmas
Matthew Harrison
December 22, 2009
Just a reminder that Tuesday, December 22nd is the last Zoom for 2009. Zoom will return from hiatus in the new year on January 4th. In place of Zoom, on our digital cable network at 7pm and 11pm ET, we will be broadcasting The 12 Days of Christmas feature that you may remember from last ...
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Christmas with Pope Benedict XVI
Matthew Harrison
December 22, 2009
As Advent winds down, we remind you that we will open the Christmas season with Pope Benedict XVI’s celebration of Holy Mass on the Solemnity of the Birth of Our Lord from St. Peter’s in Rome. In a break from tradition, midnight Mass will actually be celebrated at 10pm Rome time. Therefore, you can tune ...