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1 Dec: St. Nahum, Prophet of the Old Testment
Many Old Testament figures are numbered among the saints by the Catholic Church. You can find them listed in the Martyrologium Romanum.
1. Commemoratio sancti Nahum, prophetae, qui Deum praedicavit cursum temporum regentem et populos in iustitia iudicantem.
Yes, folks, once again … Continue reading
Posted in SESSIUNCULA
Tagged 2 Kings 19, angels, Lord Byron, Nahum, Old Testament, Prophets, Roman Martyrology, Sennacherib
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TULSA, OK – 28-30 January: Workshop for Priests on Exorcism, Angelology, Demonology
Once again the Te Deum Institute of Sacred Liturgy, in Tulsa, OK, is sponsoring a workshop for priests on Exorcism, Angelology, Demonology.
I will remind you that Tulsa is where the outstanding Bp. Edward Slattery reigns felicitously. He has done a great … Continue reading
Posted in De Novissimis: Four Last Things
Tagged angels, Bp. Slattery, D. Tulsa, demons, exorcism
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On the priesthood by St. John Chrysostom
Today, looking for things about the Sanctus, I ran across this, which priests could incorporate into an examination of conscience:
From Book VI On the priesthood by St. John Chrysostom. My emphases:
4. [...] What manner of man ought [the priest] to … Continue reading
