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Monthly Archives: October 2010
22 October 2010
Anglican Archbp. Williams wants a joint commission to oversee Anglican conversions
A reader alerted me to the following story from the Telegraph:
Archbishop of Canterbury moves to flush out Anglicans plotting to defect to Rome
The Archbishop of Canterbury moved last night to counter secret plotting [!] among disaffected Anglicans who are planning … Continue reading
BLOG RENEWAL: mobile theme
I have had a few notes from readers complaining about the mobile theme view of the blog.
I have tried a couple different solutions in the last month. For the most part, they work pretty well for me.
I am willing to … Continue reading
Posted in SESSIUNCULA
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Followers of Fr. Feeney recently reconciled!
A reader alerted me this. It is significant enough to let everyone know about it. This is from 14 October!
For your Brick by Brick file.
All friends and supporters of Saint Benedict Center are hereby informed that Father David Phillipson has … Continue reading
Posted in Brick by Brick
Tagged Fr. Feeney, Manchester, Slaves of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
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21 October 2010
Blogs You Might Consider
I like Catholic bloggers who work and play well with other bloggers. Some don’t, you know.
Here are three who have lately caught my eye.
Les Femmes – The Truth – What man isn’t going to give that mystery a shot? Okay, … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs You Might Consider
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QUAERITUR: Is the SSPX just being stubborn?
From a reader:
Why is the SSPX still not in union with Rome? Especially with groups
like the FFSP what problem do they still have with us? They could
unite with Rome, and still basically continue as usual. Am I missing
something big? Are … Continue reading
A really old thing!
For the first time in a while I found something useful on the site of the National Catholic Fishwrap!
Headline: Oldest and most distant object in the universe discovered
No, this isn’t about Richard McBrien or even Joan Chittister.
Fishwrap is referring to … Continue reading
Getting from Washington DC to Rome
I noticed that the annual fall plenary session of the USCCB will be held 15-18 November.
But there will be consistory in Rome immediately thereafter. The Cardinals are supposed to be present, at least. It is a consistory … Continue reading
NPR fired Juan Williams
National Public (Liberal) Radio has fired commentator and columnist Juan Williams for remarks he made about Muslims.
Part of the story from NPR:
NPR News has terminated the contract of longtime news analyst Juan Williams after remarks he made on the Fox … Continue reading
Archbp. Nienstedt on being Catholic
USAToday has an article on Archbp. John Nienstedt of St. Paul and Minneapolis:
Minn. archbishop: No ‘lukewarm’ Catholics welcome
ST. PAUL (AP) — The Catholic archbishop for the Twin Cities defended his right Monday to speak to fellow Catholics on social issues, … Continue reading
QUAERITUR: parent won’t attend wedding without SSPX priest
From a reader:
My Fiancée’s family is SSPX. Since coming to college she has realized the error in their beliefs, so she is no longer SSPX.
We are planning on getting married next november We would absolutely love to get married with … Continue reading
POLL ALERT: WSJ on clerical celibacy and abuse of children
For your opportune knowledge, the Wall Street Journal is running an online poll today.
At the time of this writing these are the results:
UPDATE 1903 GMT:
Technorati Tags: poll, WSJ
Posted in Biased Media Coverage, Clerical Sexual Abuse of Children, POLLS
Tagged poll, WSJ
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Oh the … arbority!
My friend Fr. Ray Blake, the great P.P. of St. Mary Magdalen in Brighton has a new angle on the problem of writer’s for liberal Catholic publications who threaten to sue people who point out the flaws in their theology. … Continue reading
Don’t like the new translation? You have an option!
The discontents who are whining about the new translation as being deficient or flawed or ugly or mean or vulgar or awkward always have an option.
Ignore the new translation and just use Latin.
Latin can protect you from the affliction of … Continue reading
Posted in Liturgy Science Theatre 3000
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