A Psalm for business
When I prayed the Psalm at Mass on Sunday, it was impossible for me not to think about business, and business in China, particularly the lines
And speaking of China, there's been a few interesting church-in-China items in my google alerts and email. Dr. Anthony Clark is back in China, and on the Ignatius Insight blog he posted this article about his visit to the largest Catholic village in China. Also, behind the paywall, the Wall Street Journal Online has a piece about the newly opened Tushanwan Museum in Shanghai. The article quotes Adam, among others, and I linked to a post Adam did about the history of the Tushanwan workshops a few months back. Finally, this week NPR will be running daily stories about religion in China, and today's was about the rise of Protestant Churches. I'm looking forward to the rest of the series.
Who lends not his money at usury
and accepts no bribe against the innocent.
One who does these things
shall never be disturbed.
And speaking of China, there's been a few interesting church-in-China items in my google alerts and email. Dr. Anthony Clark is back in China, and on the Ignatius Insight blog he posted this article about his visit to the largest Catholic village in China. Also, behind the paywall, the Wall Street Journal Online has a piece about the newly opened Tushanwan Museum in Shanghai. The article quotes Adam, among others, and I linked to a post Adam did about the history of the Tushanwan workshops a few months back. Finally, this week NPR will be running daily stories about religion in China, and today's was about the rise of Protestant Churches. I'm looking forward to the rest of the series.
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