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Monthly Archives: January 2010
27 January 2010
Start teaching Gregorian chant to parishes before the new translation starts
Latin is not, as some claim, tooo haaard for parishes.
From a priest reader:
I’ve been thinking about the new translation of the Novus Ordo. Suddenly, all of the old music will be out, of no use. I wondered what to do … Continue reading
Posted in "How To..." - Practical Notes, Mail from priests
Tagged Gregorian chant, Latin, New Translation
32 Comments
Why did we need Summorum Pontificum? Reason #7467
Here is a video from gloria.tv about a Mass in Germany for Fasching (the lead up to Lent called "Carnival" – historically a time of excess in various spheres).
I know that Fasching has deep cultural roots… but… in church?
… Continue reading
Berlin, NJ: Mater Ecclesiae starting sung Compline.
I continue to muse about Latin in parish worship. I just isn’t that hard. People can and will take to it and Latin can facilitate a deeper kind of active participation.
I had a note from a reader who has to … Continue reading
Christians Attacked in India
From Vatican Radio:
Christians Attacked in India
(27 Jan 10 – RV) The Indian State of Karnataka has been the scene of new anti-Christian attacks within the past week … Continue reading
Following TEAM RUBICON in Haiti
Team Rubicon is a self-financed and self-deployed group of former Marines, soldiers firefighters, Jesuits, health care professionals currently providing emergency relief in Haiti. They provide their own security and deal with whatever they find.
UPDATE 28 Jan:
St. Ignatius’ Prayer for … Continue reading
Posted in SESSIUNCULA
Tagged firefighters, former marines, Haiti, Jesuits, marines, Team Rubicon
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Fr. Z’s 20 Tips For Making A Good Confession
As a follow up to the dynamic discussion HERE, I thought it a good idea to repost my tips for making a good confession so that you can have them in hand, before Lent begins and you can make a … Continue reading
Posted in "How To..." - Practical Notes
Tagged mortal sins, penance, reconciliation, sacrament of penance, sin
37 Comments
Celebrity Cruises distorting facts about anti-priest policy
I have in the past written (HERE and HERE) about how the cruise line, Celebrity Cruises has for some reason booted priest/chaplains from their ships. I have suggested that perhaps you find other cruise lines if that is the sort … Continue reading
26 January 2010
28-31 Jan – Kansas City, MO
I will be in Kansas City, MO for a few events, including a fundraiser for seminarians.
Posted in On the road, What Fr. Z is up to
2 Comments
Chief Justice Roberts: stare decisis is not an ‘inexorable command’ – overturning Roe v Wade
I have so much to read that I quail at the idea of more. Still, after a reader alerted me to this, I am thinking that perhaps I did not make a mistake by putting Newsmax on my wishlist.
My … Continue reading
A Continuity Revolution
From a reader:
A German friend informed me that he just returned from Rome, and on Sat morning there were at least 8 TLM’s at the side altars in San Pietro.
I don’t doubt it.
And I bet the priests were young.
We are … Continue reading
Econ on da groun… econ on da groun
I picked this up from the always interesting Action … you know… da Acton Action Institute blog.
Put yo coffee downdown on da grounbefore watchin’ dis thangput yo mug on da groun’you be looking like a foolwit yo coffee on da … Continue reading
Posted in Lighter fare, SESSIUNCULA
Tagged A.F. Hayek, Acton Institute, John Maynard Keynes, rap
11 Comments
“There is no place in the Church for a Pope Emeritus.”
ASCA has a story (in Italian) stating that the postulator of the cause of Pope John Paul II, Msgr. Slawomir Oder, says that in 1989, confirmed in 1994, the Pope had already signed a resignation letter in case he became … Continue reading
“the hair-raising moment of the whole experience”
My musings continue about what is probably a myth that Latin worship is somehow too foreign or tooo haaard for parishes.
This came from a reader:
The following is from the blog of my son’s principal, Fr. Guillermo "Willie" García-Tuñón, SJ: The Mass … Continue reading
Posted in SESSIUNCULA
31 Comments
Prayer request for a priest
I am getting e-mail from a priest acquaintance, Fr. B, who is suffering from some pretty dreadful maladies. He is in a clinic right now.
Would you in your charity stop and, right now, say a prayer for him?
UPDATE 2251 GMT:
I … Continue reading
Posted in SESSIUNCULA
21 Comments
Following TEAM RUBICON in Haiti
Team Rubicon is a self-financed and self-deployed group of former Marines, soldiers firefighters, Jesuits, health care professionals currently providing emergency relief in Haiti. They provide their own security and deal with whatever they find.
UPDATE 26 Jan:
The Original 8
Years ago … Continue reading
Posted in Global Killer Asteroid Questions
Tagged firefighters, former marines, Haiti, Jesuits, marines, Team Rubicon
8 Comments
