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Monthly Archives: October 2011
31 October 2011
The protesters were very young, very angry, and very well-dressed.
No, this is not about the Occupy Wall Street idiots, with their roasted beat with goat-cheese and spinach salads.
A friend sent me a note about this fun story from Breitbart.
You know that something has gone dreadfully wrong when young people … Continue reading
England: Confraternity of Catholic Clergy formed and now active!
Some time ago I mentioned in these electronic pages that in England some good, loyal, faithful, holy priests were forming a Confraternity of Catholic Clergy.
Here is an update received from one of their organizers.
British Confraternity of Priests Meets … Continue reading
What is your good news?
Let us know about some good news you can pass along!
For my part, I am enjoying beautiful and unexpected nice weather.
Also, I am very close to hitting my monthly donation goal/budget for the first time in a loooong time! Last … Continue reading
Posted in SESSIUNCULA
31 Comments
BISHOPS/PRIESTS PAY ATTENTION
From ANH:
Occupy Vancouver movement almost takes over Catholic church
Vancouver Archbishop Michael Miler [Miller] anticipated the march of protesters and requested extra police protection outside the cathedral to prevent the disruption of the mass.
Organizers of the Occupy Vancouver movement almost took … Continue reading
Posted in The future and our choices, Throwing a Nutty
Tagged idiots, Occupy Wall Street
16 Comments
Platitude Cookie Alert
Ugh. Isn’t there a Latin proverb that covers this?
Technorati Tags: Chinese Restaurants, Platitude Cookie
And what would you like with that stake?
Technorati Tags: All Hallows Eve, garlic
KC Star refuses to report other side regarding Bp. Finn and Diocese. Refuses even to take paid ad.
How deep can anti-Catholic bigotry run in the mainstream press? Read on.
At Serviam I noticed this, in reference to the situation of the Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph and the embattled Bishop Robert Finn.
I’ve said previously that the [newspaper – Kansas … Continue reading
John Rist on the “white paper” from the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace
Someone pointed out that Rod Dreher conveyed some remarks of a thinker to whom I do pay a great deal of attention. Apparently, John Rist, an eminent scholar of St. Augustine and a moral philosopher and ethicist, spoke about … Continue reading
Writing to priests, bishops, nuncio, Vatican offices with praise, rather than complaints
My friend Fr. Ray Blake posted to his blog about an outstanding idea (slightly edited).
[A] number of Scottish dioceses are going to become vacant soon, the same is true in England. What should one do? Write!
Write to the Congregation of … Continue reading
Your Sunday sermon notes
Did you hear a good point or, perhaps, more than one point in your Sunday sermon?
What was it?
Posted in SESSIUNCULA
21 Comments
30 October 2011
I dunno. You decide. Sensible or snobbery.
On the site of ZAGAT (I am looking for some reviews) I saw this. I was a little annoyed by it. Sure, some of the things on this list are clearly super cheap for ingredients and preparation but … Continue reading
USCCB doctrine committee confirmed its position on the theological work of Sr. Elizabeth Johnson
Remember Sr. Elizabeth Johnson? Teacher at the Jesuit-run Fordham University? She wrote some things about the Holy Trinity that seemed to the US Bishops not to be exactly in line with Catholic doctrine and was called on it. She objected. … Continue reading
Posted in Brick by Brick, Linking Back, Our Catholic Identity, The Drill
Tagged CNA, CNS, doctrine, Fordham University, heterodoxy, Sr. Elizabeth Johnson, USCCB
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