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Monthly Archives: February 2010
20 February 2010
QUAERITUR: It is hard to learn the “Tridentine Mass”?
From a priest reader:
I’ve been a priest since 1984 and when I was ordained my bishop did not look favorably on the traditional Latin Mass. Therefore my seminary training at St. Meinrad did not include any mention of the Tridentine … Continue reading
Tried and true… and back
From time to time I have heard… always from liberals… that children shouldn’t be made to memorize when they learn. They claim that, because children don’t "understand" what they are memorizing, memorizing is counterproductive. Piffle!
The collapse of Catholic … Continue reading
19 February 2010
CURLING UPDATE
I don’t know if you will be able to tear yourselves away to go to Friday night devotions, but tonight there is plenty of CURLING to see!
Alas, in the RESULTS: the USA men (all from Minnesota, no?) are way … Continue reading
Vatican’s top 10 albums for a desert island (not making this up, I swear)
I wonder if this list was vetted by Pope Benedict… from the increasingly weird L’Osservatore Romano, via CNA:
‘Thriller’ makes Vatican list of top 10 albums
Vatican City, Feb 19, 2010 / 12:36 pm (CNA).- The Holy See’s newspaper has released … Continue reading
A UK theological junkyard: “Stand Up For Vatican II”
Remember that theological junk yard of a group that rattles at the likes of the His Hermeneuticalness, the great Fr. Tim Finigan, P.P. of Blackfen? The "Stand Up For Vatican II" crowd?
(Maybe our Vincenzo can make a new logo … Continue reading
Posted in SESSIUNCULA
24 Comments
First time for everything: Macs
I was out running errands and stumbled onto an Apple Store.
Oh dear.
OH! NO!
Posted in SESSIUNCULA
55 Comments
A couple useful chant links
In previous weeks I have been saying that Gregorian chant just isn’t that hard and that it can be introduced in parish worship. It really must be in cathedrals and major churches, right?
My friend Jeffrey Tucker over at NLM and … Continue reading
From the LCWR: Lenten Carbon Fast 2010 Calendar (not making this up)
STAGE DIRECTION: Rod Serling enters from stage left, turns to the camera:
"Consider reason #6475 why the Holy began an Apostolic Visitation of women religious in the United States of America."
From a reader:
Sometimes I wonder if I am in another dimension…
The … Continue reading
Are you ready to answer questions?
QUAERITUR: If someone were to ask you to explain why the Catholic Church uses Latin as its official language, what would you say?
Let’s have some of your explanations and then see if we can’t refine some good bulletpoints for your … Continue reading
Posted in SESSIUNCULA
61 Comments
QUAERITUR: can lay people bless ashes?
From a priest reader:
I had occasion to witness an Ash Wednesday liturgy at [a boy's school] in [___]. As there was no priest planning to be available, the liturgy was conducted by teachers and students. After some readings, the students … Continue reading
Posted in ASK FATHER Question Box
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Repeal of ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ and military chaplains
For those priests and seminarians out there considering military chaplaincy during this administration…
From CNA with my emphases and comments:
Repeal of ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ could affect military chaplains’ religious freedom
Washington D.C., Feb 19, 2010 / 07:49 am (CNA).- Proposed changes … Continue reading
18 February 2010
Did you hear a good Ash Wednesday sermon? Share a point.
If you heard an Ash Wednesday sermon which was worthwhile, share ONE SINGLE POINT you can recall for us, as concisely as possible… a single sentence, if possible.
Technorati Tags: Ash Wednesday, LENT, sermon
The Feeder Feed (Old Master Edition)
Since I have been on the road I haven’t been able to post many updates on the feeder… ANY updates. So here is an old master edition from the Philadelphia Museum of Art. You might remember from my … Continue reading
Museum
I love this museum in Philadelphia!
Try to spend time in a good museum from time to time.
I very much enjoy Turner.
Of something about Benjamin Franklin:
Posted in SESSIUNCULA
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Musing on Summorum Pontificum
I noticed in John Zmirak’s article on "trads" that he picked up on a phrase I have been using for quite a while regarding Benedict XVI’s Motu Proprio Summorum Pontificum. I have been calling SP Pope Benedict’s "emancipation proclamation".
Zmirak wrote … Continue reading
Posted in Our Catholic Identity, SUMMORUM PONTIFICUM
Tagged Jim Crow, segregration, SUMMORUM PONTIFICUM
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