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Monthly Archives: December 2012
ADVENTCAzT 22: Sunday of the 4th Week of Advent
I am continuing with my 5 minute daily podcasts to help your preparation for the upcoming feast.
And so, here is ADVENTCAzT 22, for the 4th Sunday of Advent.
Technorati Tags: ADVENT, ADVENTCAzT, Joseph Ratzinger, St. Elizabeth of Hungary
Posted in ADVENTCAzT, ADVENTCAzT, Benedict XVI, PODCAzT
Tagged ADVENT, ADVENTCAzT, Joseph Ratzinger, St. Elizabeth of Hungary
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Z-CAM & RADIO SPTDV – Latin Rosary, some Advent music
You can reach the Ustream page of the Z-Cam & Radio SPTDV (olim Sabina) here.
I don’t control the ads that pop up, alas. I have found that “Ad Block” works on them, however.
Right now I have some Advent music and Latin … Continue reading
It’s A Wonderful Life II: REVENGE
From Savage Chickens:
Would this mean that he is, to his friends, “Harry Potter”?
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NYC 22 Dec – Solemn Mass 11 am Cabrini Shrine – Manhattan
A quick reminder about the Pilgrimage and Solemn Mass are sponsored by the Traditional Knights of Columbus Councils in New York City (Agnus Dei Council (#12361) and Regina Coeli Council (#423).
The Mass will be at the Cabrini Shrine in Manhattan (hint: … Continue reading
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ADVENTCAzT 21: Saturday of the 3rd Week of Advent
I am continuing with my 5 minute daily podcasts to help your preparation for the upcoming feast.
And so, here is ADVENTCAzT 21, for Saturday of the 3rd Week of Advent.
And there Advent disk …
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Technorati Tags: Benedict … Continue reading
A reader on going to confession
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I know you love to hear good things about Confession. I just wanted to share that I went to Confession today with a most humble, wise, and kind priest. I was on the verge of a panic attack … Continue reading
Medieval churches with stained glass were photocatalytic air purifiers with nanostructured gold catalyst. Yep. They were.
For your Just Too Cool file… a reader alerted me to a post at Daniel Mitsui’s blog.
This, if true, really is just too cool:
SOLAR-POWERED NANOTECH-PURIFIED AIR in MEDIAEVAL CHURCHES
Information Week:
The glaziers who created gold-painted stained glass windows for mediaeval churches … Continue reading
ACTION ITEM! HELP THE NcR (FISHWRAP) WITH THEIR OWN POLL!
The Fishwrap is having a dreadful time with their poll about their Person of the Year (even though they have already decided the outcome. I’ve been following it closely.
First, their poll was going one way. Then, all the results went … Continue reading
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Tagged Fishwrap. poll, Person of the Year
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ACTION ITEM POLL ALERT: Fishwrap’s Person of the Year – UPDATED
Why won’t NCR make “The Unborn” their ‘Person of the Year’?
UPDATE 21 Dec 20:19 GMT:
The Fishwrap’s webpage says at the top: “Update: Our poll was so popular our account with SurveyMonkey, which hosted our poll, topped off the number of … Continue reading
Posted in Liberals, Lighter fare, Magisterium of Nuns
Tagged Fishwrap, magisterium of nuns, Person of the Year
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Collecting a Spiritual Bouquet for Bp. Morlino’s birthday – 1 day left
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UPDATE 21 Dec 20:09 GMT:
Right now: 146 contributors have prayed 435 rosaries, 217 chaplets of Divine Mercy, 99.41 hours of adoration, stations of the cross 99 times, and have had 134 Masses offered for Bishop Robert … Continue reading



























