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Monthly Archives: January 2013
ALERT! Mystic Monk Coffee K-Cups are back!
When the Wyoming Carmelites added K-Cups to their coffee offerings, they sold out fairly quickly.
Their K-Cups are called “Monk Shots” and they are back!
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Midnight Vigils Blend
Breakfast Blend
Mystic Monk Blend
Cinnamon Coffee Cake
Royal Rum Pecan
Decaffeinated Arabica
Mystic Monk Coffee!
It’s swell!
And … Continue reading
A note on registration (which has been switched off)
I have been under siege by vile spammers who deserve to roast in the deep cinders of hell, as Dr. Maturin would put it.
As a result, I switched off registration for the blog in the hope of thwarting the reprehensible … Continue reading
Posted in "How To..." - Practical Notes, O'Brian Tags
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QUAERITUR: Blessing chickens
From a reader:
I’m planning on hatching chickens in the next couple of weeks. I’m using shipped eggs which have a higher mortality rate from being through the mail system. (but I simply can’t get what I want locally) Is there … Continue reading
Women Priests? No. An explanation.
CNS has posted a video of an interview with the Theologian of the Papal Household, Fr. Wojciech Giertych, OP. He talks about male only priesthood.
Technorati Tags: Fr. Wojciech Giertych OP, women’s ordination
Seminarian with brain tumor – good news!
From time to time I have asked you to pray for a seminarian, Philip Gerard Johnson, who has had an inoperable tumor in his brain.
Here is an update:
Medical Update
Thanks for everyone’s prayers during my doctor visit on Thursday. Since I stopped … Continue reading
Posted in Just Too Cool, Non Nobis and Te Deum, Pray For A Miracle, Seminarians and Seminaries
Tagged cancer, seminarian
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Opus Bono Sacerdotii – help priests who have no where else to turn
I have posted before about the Opus Bono Sacerdotii. They help priests who have no one else to whom they can turn. I know the people who started this organization and I have the highest confidence in them. I have … Continue reading
Tulsa Day 4 G’Bye
We had a presentation this morning, and some truly useful Q&A, followed by lunch.
Now I’m happily homebound for a few days in the SPTDV.
I warmly recommend this particular conference on exorcism to all priests and only those few others a … Continue reading
QUAERITUR: Confession to an SSPX priest a sin?
From a reader:
While doing research I came across something that said that one of the faithful who knowingly receives a Sacrament from a priest without faculties commits a sin. I have always attended SSPX chapels and gone to confession there. … Continue reading
Posted in "How To..." - Practical Notes, Liturgy Science Theatre 3000, Our Catholic Identity, SSPX
Tagged absolution, can. 1379, can. 966, confession, faculties, sins, SSPX, validity
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Some people are finally waking up to lefty hijacking of pro-life language in gun control debate
I have been saying for weeks now that the left has been hijacking pro-life language for their own ends. Right now, they are twisting their support for Pres. Obama (against people who “cling to guns or religion”) into a “prolife … Continue reading
Tulsa Day 3 Exorcism Conference
First, some tools if the trade.
That’s just a little exorcist humor.
Today we are looking more closely at angelology.
Angels and demons ARE REAL.
More later.
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Posted in Lighter fare, On the road, Our Catholic Identity, What Fr. Z is up to
Tagged D. Tulsa, exorcism
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