Day: June 28, 2011

Pope tweets

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The pontiff touched a touchscreen and sent Twitter abuzz to announce the Vatican’s new site. Why doesn’t this happen to us when we use social media to tell everyone what we ate for breakfast?

Psalms

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We begin today’s readings in Psalm 120, with the cry for deliverance “from lying lips and from the deceitful tongue. [From] the sharpened arrows of a warrior, along with hot glowing coals.”

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