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Last updated on: July 11, 2003 at 11:18 am by Barbara Nicolosi
2003-07-11T11:18:00-06:00 Barbara Nicolosi
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BLOGGING PROSPECTUS AND LIFE SINCE THE PASSION
We are just at the end of our first week of the Act One 2003 summer program. We have thirty-one wonderful new students and a really packed schedule which doesn’t let up until August 2. I won’t have a whole lot of time to blog while the program is unfolding. Please do keep the students, faculty, mentors and program staff in your prayers.
After Act One wraps, I head to New England for a week of brooding with a group of Catholic artists about what an ideal Catholic university arts curriculum would look like. I’m bringing my parents along, so it should be nearly heaven – New England, arts theory discussions with a group of very cool people, and Mom and Dad!
After New England, I am off to Korea for a week or so. I’m consulting on a children’s animated project called Antenna Adventures. Being produced by Santa Fe Communications of Milwaukee, WI, the series is very cute and funny – and is rooted in Biblical themes.
I’ll be back in L.A. sometime around the third week of August. So, blogging over the next two months will be sporadic at best.
Actually, I am really just fleeing from the hundreds of people who have been contacting me in the last two weeks to set them up in a meeting with Mel Gibson, or to pass on to him books, resumes, musical scores, and other odd personal artifacts. One screening of The Passion and suddenly every Catholic or Christian group wants me to deliver the star for their local carnival. Good grief. Clearly, there is a reason Icon Productions doesn’t post their address on their web site. If any of you reading this are tempted to ask me to set up an interview for you, please save yourself the effort. I am not a publicist. I am a writer. I am not Mel’s friend. I met him once. I will probably never see him again. So please, stop sending me things to give him.
I really hate this celebrity stuff, especially among the People of God. We all need to reflect on the words, “You know how it is among the pagans, how their great ones lord it over them. IT CANNOT BE THAT WAY WITH YOU.”
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