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LENTCAzT 46 Holy Saturday
Today is Holy Saturday. Tonight the Triduum ends.
This podcast is longer, so that we can look at a few more dimensions of this special day.
We hear today about the ancient Roman Station, thoughts from St. Ambrose, St. Leo, Benedict XVI, … Continue reading
Posted in Benedict XVI, LENTCAzT, Liturgy Science Theatre 3000, Patristiblogging, PODCAzT
Tagged Benedict XVI, Holy Saturday, LENT, Leo the Great, Norcia, St. Ambrose, St. Leo, Triduum
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BIRRA NURSIA!
Here’s one for the Just Too Cool file.
The Benedictines in Norcia (ancient Nursia), whom I mention with some frequency here (they post their chanted monastic hours online), have inaugurated their new beer. A friend who is involved with them … Continue reading
Posted in Brick by Brick, Just Too Cool, Lighter fare, Our Catholic Identity
Tagged beer, Benedictines, Norcia
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REVIEW: Norcia Benedictines’ cool new calendar
I think the Benedictine monks at Norcia are wonderful.
They revived the Benedictine tradition, in a traditional way, in the place where St. Benedict is said to have been born. They make available, on demand, recordings of some of their sung … Continue reading
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Tagged Benedictines, calendar, Norcia, review
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The Hours chanted in Latin and reader feedback
It is nice to get positive feedback once in a while.
You might recall that not long ago I wrote about a couple sites where you can listen to the several of the monastic, liturgical hours chanted in Latin by Benedictine … Continue reading
Just Too Cool: Options for Divine Office sung in Gregorian chant – ONLINE
There are times when as I work or drive or walk I listen to the Office sung by Benedictine monks.
For those of you who would like to get to know more about Gregorian chant, or start a schola, I recommend … Continue reading
Of Beer, Norcia, Monks, Boars, Cheese, Truffles and the City of God
For your Just Too Cool file, the great Benedictines monks in Norcia, Italy (the place where it is said St. Benedict was born) are making BEER!
Birra Nursia!
I often go to their website to listen to the office chanted. They … Continue reading
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Tagged beer, Benedictines, Norcia
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The Feeder Feed: Death and Swallow on the Roof Edition. Wherein Fr. Z rants.
I saw a swallow today, but they move pretty fast and wasn’t able to get a photo. I’ll try again later.
The sighting of a swallow at the turn of the time from winter to spring is particularly auspicious.
(Get the pun? … Continue reading
Benedictine Monks at Norcia have a new video on their way of life: Quaerere Deum… To Seek God.
Since I regularly listen to Lauds sung by the Benedictine Monks at Norcia (and, I am glad to say, they may be correcting a tendency to go flat when singing psalms) I will happily from gratitude for what they do, … Continue reading
Summer 2012 – Norcia, Italy – Summer Programs
Since I sometimes listen to the office sung by the Benedictine Monks in Norcia, in gratitude I will post that they have a summer theology program coming up.
The Saint Albert the Great Center for Scholastic Studies is an organization dedicated to … Continue reading
iPhone app for Le Barroux
I sometimes listen the podcasts of the Benedictine monks at Norcia, in Italy. They record and post on demand recordings of their hours and Mass. Alas, they tend to go flat, a problem many groups have when singing psalms and … Continue reading
