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Reflections on the Liturgy – blog recommendation

Posted on February 4, 2016 by Matthew Green

My friend and former colleague Fr. Nickola Derpich is writing a series of blog posts reflecting on the liturgy, called “Finding the Plug”.  He is a good writer and a holy priest, currently teaching theology at a seminary in Rome. I recommend … Continue reading →

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Movie review: Interstellar

Posted on November 5, 2014 by Matthew Green

Movie review: Interstellar. I have started a new blog (“Legal Alien”), where I will post things related to my life and experiences in Monterrey as an expat. Perpetual Learner will be more for serious posts about theology, philosophy, personal reflections, etc. … Continue reading →

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Representational art is alive and well

Posted on July 26, 2012 by Matthew Green

My experience has been that museums of modern art are dominated by styles of art that are highly stylized or abstract, or just plain weird or ugly. I really like some of it (the stylized, abstract, and/or weird – not … Continue reading →

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A blogger gets it right about the gay marriage debate, from a Catholic perspective

Posted on May 24, 2012 by Matthew Green

All to often, the gay marriage debate is oversimplified and both pro- and contra- positions are misrepresented. So, I was very happy to see this article by Marc Barnes: 4 Ways the Gay Marriage Debate Has Been Rigged The article … Continue reading →

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