Monthly Archives: September 2007

Where is St. Jerome’s body?

I posted this last year.  But I put so much work into it that it deserves … Continue reading

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Diocese of Fresno statement on Summorum Pontificum

His Excellency Most Reverend John T. Steinbock of the Diocese of Fresno has made a statement … Continue reading

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A converting Episcopalian grieves: “…miasmal excrescences of Marty Haugen and David Haas…”

I tip my biretta to the always engaging Diogenes for the links to what follows. 
Another … Continue reading

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Benedict’s Pontifical Mass in St. Peter’s? Maybe 2 December

Corriere della Sera‘s Luigi Accatoli has an article about the possibility of Pope Benedict celebrating Mass … Continue reading

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The Jersey Journal: “it is not a ‘social event,’ but communion with God”

The Jersey Journal has an article on the implementation of the Motu Proprio Summorum Pontificum in … Continue reading

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Pawtucket Times: Introibo ad altare Dei

Here is an interesting piece from the Pawtucket Times.
My emphases and com[]ments.
09/28/2007Introibo ad altare Dei (I … Continue reading

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“… growing familiarity with Benedict has not translated into higher approval ratings…”

Here is an interesting piece from the nearly ubiquitous John L. Allen, Jr., the former Roman … Continue reading

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Marini vixit, vivat Marini – a new papal M.C.

That might be a little exaggeration, but the Italian journalist Andrea Tornielli has posted on his … Continue reading

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Angelic details

Today, as last year, in the chapel of the Sabine Farm, Holy Mass was celebrated with … Continue reading

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Catholic New York on “Solemn Joy”: a very pleasant article

Here is a nice article from Catholic New York.
My emphases and comments.
Solemn Joy
Traditional Latin … Continue reading

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