Comments on: Byzantine Road Trip—Champaign, IL http://byzantineevangelization.com/2006-0503/champaign/ Just another WordPress weblog Wed, 20 Aug 2008 14:32:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.1 by: James Skyels http://byzantineevangelization.com/2006-0503/champaign/#comment-2899 Tue, 19 Dec 2006 23:18:44 +0000 http://byzantineevangelization.com/2006-0503/champaign/#comment-2899 I am very glad to know that a tradition I helped start when I was a student at UofI (class of '03) continues! I am very glad to know that a tradition I helped start when I was a student at UofI (class of ‘03) continues!

]]> by: Brother Ed http://byzantineevangelization.com/2006-0503/champaign/#comment-260 Fri, 11 Aug 2006 18:22:16 +0000 http://byzantineevangelization.com/2006-0503/champaign/#comment-260 Is that Fr. Thomas Loya in the picture? Brother Ed Is that Fr. Thomas Loya in the picture?

Brother Ed

]]> by: Carson Lauffer http://byzantineevangelization.com/2006-0503/champaign/#comment-68 Mon, 19 Jun 2006 02:31:29 +0000 http://byzantineevangelization.com/2006-0503/champaign/#comment-68 I'd like to post an article. How does one do that? CDL I’d like to post an article. How does one do that?

CDL

]]> by: Eric http://byzantineevangelization.com/2006-0503/champaign/#comment-6 Wed, 03 May 2006 22:18:34 +0000 http://byzantineevangelization.com/2006-0503/champaign/#comment-6 Bill—Great to hear from you. I don't know if you realize it, but I'm the same Eric who runs the TOTB discussion list you were on for a while, and the Catholic homeschool list my wife April was on. How did you happen to come across this blog? You know, I think I might have bought a Rosary at the bookstore you mentioned, when I was a sophomore at U of I—if it was around back then. Bill—Great to hear from you. I don’t know if you realize it, but I’m the same Eric who runs the TOTB discussion list you were on for a while, and the Catholic homeschool list my wife April was on. How did you happen to come across this blog?

You know, I think I might have bought a Rosary at the bookstore you mentioned, when I was a sophomore at U of I—if it was around back then.

]]> by: Bill White http://byzantineevangelization.com/2006-0503/champaign/#comment-5 Wed, 03 May 2006 19:47:49 +0000 http://byzantineevangelization.com/2006-0503/champaign/#comment-5 I long ago stopped patronizing Borders because of the open festering sore that is its "religion" section. Barnes & Noble is marginally better. There's a Catholic bookstore in town: C & A Inspirations on north Mattis, just south of McDonald's and Pizza Hut. http://candainspirations.com/ Cheers - Bill, a Champaign member of St Blog's I long ago stopped patronizing Borders because of the open festering sore that is its “religion” section. Barnes & Noble is marginally better.

There’s a Catholic bookstore in town: C & A Inspirations on north Mattis, just south of McDonald’s and Pizza Hut. http://candainspirations.com/

Cheers -

Bill, a Champaign member of St Blog’s

]]> by: Square Zero » Blog Archive » A Brand New, Fancy Jesus http://byzantineevangelization.com/2006-0503/champaign/#comment-4 Wed, 03 May 2006 17:08:40 +0000 http://byzantineevangelization.com/2006-0503/champaign/#comment-4 [...] Yesterday I dropped by the Borders in Champaign, IL after a special Divine Liturgy there to pick up Rod Dreher’s book Crunchy Cons (more on that in a future post). While roaming around the store looking for Dreher’s book I saw no fewer than three editions of The Da Vinci Code, including a thick, new “Illustrated Edition.” There were also several books on the so-called Gospel of Judas, and a number of other books purporting to tell us the “true story” of Jesus. [...] […] Yesterday I dropped by the Borders in Champaign, IL after a special Divine Liturgy there to pick up Rod Dreher’s book Crunchy Cons (more on that in a future post). While roaming around the store looking for Dreher’s book I saw no fewer than three editions of The Da Vinci Code, including a thick, new “Illustrated Edition.” There were also several books on the so-called Gospel of Judas, and a number of other books purporting to tell us the “true story” of Jesus. […]

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