Category Archives: Comedy
Hedwig & Love in Words “Favored by God”
The image is that of St. Hedwig the patroness of orphans and abandoned children. A religious order under her patronage serves them. More about her in a minute. The film, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, discussed by my friend Michael … Continue reading
Filed under Comedy, Film, Music, Mythology, Spirtual Practice
“It’s tattooed on the back of their necks…”
I think the approach of Monty Python to religious and moral issues is in fact deeper than they themselves think, by virtue of their fervent and utter rejection of the trivial — which is why their perspective is immensely valuable … Continue reading
Filed under Comedy, Ethics, Film, Literature, Monty Python, Sex, Spirtual Practice
And now for something completely different
I too am watching the Independent Film Channel’s documentary on Monty Python, running in six installements this week, and even though it is a lot of oral history of which I already know a fair amount, it is still fascinating. … Continue reading
Filed under Comedy, Monty Python, Televsion
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