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Monthly Archives: June 2010
25 June 2010
Check a new blog on sacred music, Chant Cafe
Allow me please to direct your attention to a new blog of a friend of mine, Mr. Jeffrey Tucker, who is well-known as a Church musician. He is editor of the journal Sacred Music, which for many years had been … Continue reading
QUAERITUR: washing a shirt stained with the Precious Blood
From a reader:
I need immediate advice. This morning my son spilled the Precious Blood on his shirt when receiving this morning. There is no sacrarium in the Church. I brought him home and washed the shirt in cold water which … Continue reading
24 June 2010
Pope Benedict on liturgy, catechesis, mystery, participation
Pope Benedict recently addressed priests of Rome brought together in the Basilica of St. John Lateran for an ecclesial convention on 15 June.
The Holy Father develops some themes that I have been working with and bashing you with over your … Continue reading
Posted in SESSIUNCULA
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Archbp. Chaput on liturgy and evangelization
H.E. Most Rev. Charles J. Chaput, Archbishop of Denver has delivered a talk about evangelization and liturgical renewal.
You long-time readers by now have my liturgy speech down pat. You know what I have to say about Pope … Continue reading
Posted in SESSIUNCULA
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PODCAzT 105: Augustine on the Baptist; don Camillo (Part VIII)
Today we welcome St. Augustine of Hippo (+430) who speaks to us from a sermon about St. John the Baptist on his feast day, the Feast of the Nativity of St. John.
Along the way you will hear a couple versions … Continue reading
10-06-24 St. Augustine on St. John the Baptist; don Camillo [38:11m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
Posted in PODCAzT, Saints: Stories & Symbols, don Camillo
Tagged don Camillo, Giovanni Guareschi, St. Augustine, St. John the Baptist
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Newman Society Pilgrimage to England for Beatification
From the communication director of the Cardinal Newman Society:
Father,
I was wondering if you could assist us with a post on WDTPRS regarding the pilgrimage we are organizing to England for Newman’s beatification by the Holy … Continue reading
Posted in SESSIUNCULA, The Campus Telephone Pole
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NY – Long Island – Gregorian Chant Workshop 28-29 June
From a reader:
Gregorian Chant Workshopfor beginners and advanced musiciansJune 28 (Mon.) & 29 (Tues.)
Morning WorkshopWhen: 10:00am – 12:00pm, Mon. & Tues.(9:30am Registration on Monday)Where: St. Anthony’s High School, Chorus RoomFee: $25Evening WorkshopWhen: 7:30pm – 9:30pm, Mon. & Tues.(7:00pm Registration on … Continue reading
Posted in The Campus Telephone Pole
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St. John the Baptist: notes and oldie PODCAzT
Today is the Feast of the one whom the Lord called the greatest man ever born of woman.
Here is his entry in the 2005 Martyrologium Romanum:
Sollemnitas Nativitatis sancti Ioannis Baptistae, Praecursoris Domini, qui iam in utero … Continue reading
07-06-24 St. Augustine on John the Baptist; Ut queant laxis [29:04m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download23 June 2010
POTUS and fathers
What POTUS stands for:
In an official presidential proclamation on the White House web site, he proclaimed:
Nurturing families come in many forms, and children may be raised by a father and mother, a single father, two fathers, a step … Continue reading
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Photos with legs
I remember well a conversation with a friend who is a photojournalist. He said, "It doesn’t make any difference if it is clear. If you have the photo, it’s gold. But if it is good…"
Image of an era.
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Wimbledon Marathon Match: Mahut v Isner
Anyone watching this?
The match was carried over to today due to darkness yesterday.
As I write they are tied 38-38.
Records are being set.
Longest match in Wimbledon history.
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USA lives to play another day
Goals disallowed… hitting posts….
USA!
In case you are wondering… there were no baseball games on at this hour.
Technorati Tags: world cup
Richard McBrien’s favorite bishops! Make popcorn.
When John Paul II came to the See of Peter in 1978 the Church was in the verge of splintering. One of the late Pope’s greatest accomplishments was to drag us back from the edge of schism.
Over many years, … Continue reading
Alverno (Catholic) College has abortion advocacy groups on website
You might want to know about an online protest to Alverno College – a Catholic institution.
Here is the link.
Alverno College links to 10 abortion advocacy groups on their web site.
Since the Alverno College’s site is too fancy by half, you … Continue reading
Posted in SESSIUNCULA
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22 June 2010
A new Prefect of Palaver?
I understand the intrepid Andrea Tornielli says Basel’s Bishop Kurt Koch could be the new Archon of Alliteration … ehem… Administrator of Assonance, … no, that’s not it … the new Capo of Concord… the new Director of Dialogue… ugh… … Continue reading
Posted in SESSIUNCULA
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