Daily Archives: 6 October 2009

KA PLAH! Klingons for Christ

Posted on 6 October 2009 by Fr. John Zuhlsdorf

It was only a matter of time.
Indeed, Klingons accept the teachings of Christ as part of a warrior tradition. Christ brings not peace, but a sword. And this batlh’etlh is a sword of honor indeed!
Lot’s of good theological reflection here, … Continue reading →

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Brick by brick in Wroclaw

Posted on 6 October 2009 by Fr. John Zuhlsdorf

Be sure to check out this Polish site Nowy Ruch Liturgiciczny for photos of a Solemn TLM coram episcopo, Most. Rev. Marian Golebiewski, Archbishop of Wroclaw.
The photos are GREAT.

Folks… this is what the RED MASS should always look like.
This is … Continue reading →

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Archbp. Chaput responds to Card. Cottier’s imprudent remarks on Notre Shame

Posted on 6 October 2009 by Fr. John Zuhlsdorf

AT LAST!
You might recall that back in July WDTPRS responded to the disastrously imprudent comments of His Eminence George Card. Cottier made 30 Giorni.   I suggest you scan what I wrote before reading this piece below.
Now His Excellency Charles Chaput, … Continue reading →

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POTUS quotes Oath to medical manikins

Posted on 6 October 2009 by Fr. John Zuhlsdorf

Yesterday the President of the United States invited a highly sifted group of physicians to the White House.  The doctors mainly belonged to a group called Doctors for America. 
This group used to be called Doctors for Obama.
They were … Continue reading →

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Followup: Allerton, Bywater (UK)

Posted on 6 October 2009 by Fr. John Zuhlsdorf

From Damian Thompson a follow up to THIS:
[Archbishop] Arthur Roche gets his way at last: the little church at Allerton Bywater closes its doors
You may remember the tremendous fuss – not to say anguish and heartbreak – over the … Continue reading →

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