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  • Weekend Roundup: Stunning Photos and Wallpapers, Ubuntu 9.10, Dan Brown Wanting to Meet the Pope and other Stories Worth Talking About
    Posted by Fr. Stephen, MSC Oct31
    In this weekend's roundup we'll take a look at stunning photographs, heed the Pope's call to use digital technologies to spread God's Word, find a good reason to install Ubuntu 9.10, rule the internet with Firefox add-ons, pray for the faithful departed, discuss Dan Brown's desire to meet the Pope and download awesome Christian wallpapers. Mix Collection of 99 Stunning Photographs to Refresh Your Mind There are many ways to attack photography and some are much more expensive than others. ... more »
  • 10 Beautiful Christian-Themed Presentation Backgrounds
    Posted by Fr. Stephen, MSC Oct26
    I discovered these 10 beautiful Christian-themed multimedia backgrounds while I was preparing for a presentation this Saturday. They were designed by graphics artists from all over the world. You should click on the photos or the names of the artists to view their full size versions and get to their download links. All of them can be downloaded for free from Flickr. Cross Necklace by Pigeonheadmedia Sgcollage6 by Shannnongreen Worship BG - Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus by Bemky Bl... more »
  • Salamat Cory
    Posted by Fr. Stephen, MSC Aug4
    Here is my simple way of saying thanks to one of the greatest Filipinas of all time. I did this after viewing her remains at the Manila Cathedral early this morning. You may view the full version and download this from deviantart.... more »
  • Free Christian-Themed iPhone Wallpapers
    Posted by Fr. Stephen, MSC Apr14
    A total of eleven Christian-themed wallpapers for the iPhone or iPod Touch are available for free at the Catholic Desktops website and about a hundred more at Inspiks. I do not see iPhone wallpapers as nothing more than just colorful eye-candy, but as a source of inspiration and a medium of evangelization.  In his introduction to the Compendium of the Catechism of the Catholic Church dated March 20, 2005, the Cardinal who would become Pope Benedict XVI wrote:  "... images are also a preach... more »
  • Nueva Ecija Trip
    Posted by Fr. Stephen, MSC Apr7
    I was in Nueva Ecija two weeks ago to shoot a video documentary for the Diocese of San Jose. I was able to visit all the towns and parishes under the jurisdiction of the Diocese. I got to meet a lot of wonderful people and see equally wonderful sights. Here are four of the more than four hundred photos I took while I was there. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="500" caption="That's Martin Portin of Pantabangan, Nueva Ecija. He is a farmer and barrio Lay Minister. One of his mai... more »
  • Wicked
    Posted by Fr. Stephen, MSC Apr7
    Before kissing Fiyero, Elphaba hesitates for a moment and declares with a smile, “It's just for the first time, I feel ... wicked”. Although at first she appears to be a menacing witch (well, she is called the wicked witch of the west) in the stage musical “Wicked”, Elphaba is anything but wicked. On the other hand, the other characters who seem to be the personification of goodness and perfection are in fact proved to be the ones who are wicked down to their very core. The musical is f... more »
  • The Manga Bible
    Posted by Fr. Stephen, MSC Feb12
    I was only eight years old when I first read the whole Bible from Genesis to Revelations. The main reason why I was able to finish the book at such a young age is that the Bible on my lap was the illustrated version. There are many illustrated Bibles in existence. Although manga already existed in Japan and in other countries as an artform in my childhood, the Bible I've read was not in the manga style. But that is not saying that I did not enjoy the graphic Bible available to me then. Until now... more »
  • New Photos
    Posted by Fr. Stephen, MSC Nov5
                    I have updated my Flickr account and uploaded new photos into my online photo album and embedded them in my website. I will upload more of my original photos in the coming days.... more »
  • The “Last Supper” at 16 Billion Pixels
    Posted by Fr. Stephen, MSC Oct29
    A humongous digital image of Leonardo da Vinci's “Last Supper” has been recently made available online. At 16 billion pixels (that's 1,600 times bigger than the image from your 10 megapixel camera), the detail is incredible. You can zoom in to as little as 1 square millimeter. Art lovers and photography enthusiasts around the world will surely use this to examine Da Vinci's controversial artwork in minute detail. The original painting can be found in the refectory of the Santa Maria delle... more »
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Fr. Stephen Cuyos is a Missionaries of the Sacred Heart (MSC) priest, who blogs about his faith and ministry, about the use of new technologies and social media for evangelization, as well as his advocacy for Linux and Free/Open Source Software.

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