Click and say your “Daily Offering”
Search Fr. Z’s Blog
-
How you readers are participating …
- asperges said @ Fr Augustine: Dominican tradition duly maintaine...
- liebemama said Thank you, Father! Thank you for posting the LENCA...
- tripudians said Are at least trad seminaries (SSPX/FSSP/etc.) actu...
- pinoytraddie said Will you do an EASTERCAzT?
- pinoytraddie said I was late(see above comment)because the driver ha...
- Marion Ancilla Mariae said ” marriage in our culture has been turned in...
- Angie Mcs said Historically, hatred and bigotry towards some grou...
- Suburbanbanshee said Heck, I’d even go for brown, or a tan like t...
- GrogSmash said Deo Gratias!
- Suburbanbanshee said It’s not the mosaic that’s a problem....
Help!
Help Monks in Wyoming, Fr. Z, and get great coffee too!
Please VOTE for this blog!
PLEASE RESPOND. Pretty pleeeease?
Loading ...WDTPRS POLL
Loading ...Buy “Say The Black Do The Red” stuff
Fr. Z likes his Kindle!
Our Lady of the Clergy, Pray for us!
Because you asked…
-
Recent Posts
- LENTCAzT 02: Thursday after Ash Wednesday – Let Christ be the pattern
- Vespers with no frills
- Chris Matthews: anti-Catholic catholic
- Animal activists annoy hunters with a flying drone. Guess what happened next.
- Ash Wednesday glimpses and papal liturgical music observations
- WDTPRS – Ash Wednesday (2002MR) – WAR!
- False accusations of priests
- ACTION ITEM! Help! An annual award for Catholic websites. VOTE!
- PODCAzT 128: “Veterum sapientia”! 50th Anniversary. On Latin in the Church. Wherein Fr. Z rants.
- “Today, I went to confession for the first time in nearly 27 years.”
- George Weigel offers a suggestion to liturgically narcissistic priests for Lent
- LENTCAzT 01: Ash Wednesday – Christianity includes the Cross
- The Holy Father and Card. Dolan’s mother. Fun.
- RECENT POSTS OF INTEREST and a reading reminder for Lent
- An edgy video about Pres. Obama’s lies
Using this search box to buy your stuff also helps Fr. Z.
Monthly Archives: March 2011
30 March 2011
Immarcesciblis gloriae corona
If a person can strive this hard for a moment of worldly glory and interior satisfaction, how much more should we strive for the “unfading crown of glory”?
A friend a benefactor of this blog alerted me to a … Continue reading
Reason #5648562 for Summorum Pontificum
Yes, I think we do need a New Evangelization.
Don’t watch any of what follows on a full stomach. Especially the part with the priest.
I found this through the blog Fides et Forma.
Sts. Peter and Paul parish in Oleggio near Nola … Continue reading
WDTPRS Wednesday 3rd Week of Lent: a polishing not a torture
COLLECT
Praesta, quaesumus, Domine,
ut, per quadragesimalem observantiam eruditi
et tuo verbo nutriti,
sancta continentia tibi simus toto corde devoti,
et in oratione tua semper efficiamur concordes.
A bit strange in its style, no? Well, this is of new composition for the Novus Ordo. … Continue reading
Posted in LENT, WDTPRS
4 Comments
Rumor volat
A reliable source in Rome tells me…
In a time when the Pope barely receives visiting Nuncii, the Pope is going to receive the head of the new Anglican Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham, Msgr. Keith Newton.
If true, and my … Continue reading
NYC: All-Night First Friday Vigil with TLMs and Exposition
I was alerted to this event in New York City at one of my usual haunts. This comes from a friend:
For all of you planning to be in (or near) New York City this weekend, you won’t want to miss … Continue reading
Today’s great blog posts you don’t want to miss
As you carry on with your blog slog today, be sure not to miss these items.
First, New Liturgical Movement has a very good article about the architectural-liturgical symbolism of the fascinating Basilica of St. Clement in Rome. You will learn … Continue reading
Posted in The Campus Telephone Pole
2 Comments
LENTCAzT 22: Wednesday of the 3rd Week of Lent
These 5 minute daily podcasts for Lent are intended to give you a small boost every day, a little encouragement in your own use of this holy season.
Today is Wednesday in the 3rd Week of Lent. … Continue reading
RADIO SABINA STREAMING – Rosary in Latin and Prayers for Pope Benedict
Z-Cam & Radio Sabina, or “Fr Z TV” is on the air most of the time!
Because of a special prayer intention right now I have just entirely Latin chaplets of the Rosary followed by the Litany of Loreto and also … Continue reading
Posted in LIVE STREAMING, The Feeder Feed, What Fr. Z is up to
Tagged birds, radio, The Feeder Feed, webcam
Comments Off
29 March 2011
QUAERITUR: Why pray to “confuse” enemies rather than “convert”?
From a reader:
Sometimes you write that we should pray for strength for the Pope but confusion for his enemies. Shouldn’t you pray for the conversion the his enemies?
Okay. Pray for conversion. By all means.
Perhaps I have read 19th century English … Continue reading
QUAERITUR: ideal measurements for vestments
From a transitional deacon:
I am wondering if there is such a thing as an ideal measure for sacred vestments, both in Gothic and Roman cuts. I am planning to buy some chasubles, but I am not sure what I should … Continue reading
Posted in "How To..." - Practical Notes, ASK FATHER Question Box
Tagged chasubles, vestments
19 Comments
Catholic Herald DIGITAL only £10 ($16) ending soon; sample from my column
I was wrong about something. The chance to subscribe to the digital edition of the Catholic Herald, the UK’s best Catholic weekly, does not end on 30 March. It ends on 31 March. They aren’t fooling around when, on 1 … Continue reading
Confirmed: UK will use new Roman Missal from 1st Sunday of Advent 2011
I just saw this on the site of the Catholic Truth Society, which is the UK publisher for the new, corrected Roman Missal.
The Roman Missal in its new English translation will be published by the Catholic Truth Society in Autumn … Continue reading
QUAERITUR: Children reading the Gospel during Mass
From a reader:
I am a curate in a busy city centre parish in the UK. I have just been told by my Parish Priest that I should be flexible [?] and pastoral [?!?] at Children’s Masses and allow them to … Continue reading
This leaves me deeply conflicted.
I suspect that nearly every one of these sisters either left their order or now run the Catholic Health Association.
Painful.
To atone for this, right now go buy some Mystic Monk Coffee!
The Wyoming Carmelites wear habits, but they will never sing … Continue reading


























