The Tablet is dedicated to attacking the Holy See on the matter of the unity of the Church if that unity includes traditional Catholics.
For The Tablet and some of its contributors, the Church is for the liberally … Continue reading →

The Pope’s enemies have skulked out of the forest and are forming packs.  They seek to hound the Pope, bite at him, drive him from the direction he is leading the Church.
A couple days ago I posted about the article … Continue reading →

The Pope’s enemies are crawling out from the dens in order to attack the Pope.  The braying and baying is getting more organized.
In the 13 Feb. IrishTimes.com we find this attack on the Pope
My emphases and comments.
Friday, February 13, 2009  … Continue reading →

I received a copy of a CD of Chant by the Norbertine’s at St. Michael’s Abbey in Orange, CA.
They are using this CD to raise much needed money.
If you buy it, you are helping them.
The disk is not bad.  You … Continue reading →

WDTPRS congratulates Archbishop Timothy Dolan on his translation to the Archdiocese of New York.
From what my priest friends in NY have told me about the last few years, this move may come as a relief.
Of course this leaves open an … Continue reading →

I am STILL figuring out what Plurk is, and how to use it.
I had originally signed up with father_z but I won’t be using that.
Right now I am using the same as my twitter address: fatherz
Also, I am trying to … Continue reading →

Today during the Sunday Angelus, a Sunday which is also the Feast of the Cathedral of Peter, the Holy Father made pointed comments relevant, I believe, to the debate going on about the eventual reconciliation of the SSPX and whether … Continue reading →

From a reader:
Sung Vespers will be held at 4 PM on the Sundays of Lent at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, followed by the regularly scheduled 4:30 Mass. 
The first two Sundays of Lent, Vespers … Continue reading →

His Hermeneuticalness has glossed The Tablet‘s hit piece by Elena Curti "That was not my Mass".
Fr. Finigan responds saying:

This is not my Mass (#1)

A picture says a thousand words.
In the meantime… ?!? … what the…!?

Here is an interesting piece from APCOM.  My translation from the Italian original:
My emphases and comments.

16:53 – POLITICA- 17 FEB 2009
Book interview with Fellay: The Vatican neutralizes papal authority
Roma, 17 Feb. (Apcom) – The Pope "is not alone": words … Continue reading →