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Monthly Archives: May 2007
A couple window views
Yesterday evening before heading out to supper (which some of you apparently think I should never eat, or at least must eat in a shabby sort of manner) the light was amazing and required photos. Here are a couple shots … Read More
Connecticut bishop blogs about abortifacients in Catholic hospitals
Over at Shouts I learned of the existence of an episcopal blog. H.E. Most Rev. William Lori, Bp. of Bridgeport, in Connecticut, is now blogging. As an interesting coincidence I also learned of a story on Lifesite entitled "Bishops Conferences … Read More
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Pastor’s Page of Fr. Welzbacher for Sunday 6 May
Once again, the Pastor’s Page of the Church of St. John in St. Paul (MN), where Fr. George Welzbacher presides, is worth your effort: Pastor’s Page By Fr. George Welzbacher May 6, 2007 In a recent ruling … Read More
“Send forth the experts!”
Over at Rorate there is a story about the SSPXer Bp. B. Fellay who in Lausanne (Switz.) made comments about the Motu Proprio. SSPXer Fellay claims that the Holy Father is sending… well… here is the piece. He [the … Read More
PODCAzT 25: Maximus of Turin, missing Motu Proprio, my gratitude
Today’s PODCAzT delves into s. 53 of St. Maximus of Turin (+c. 456) who shows up for our second selection in the Office of Readings for the 5th Sunday of Easter. I talk about the non-appearance of the Motu Proprio, … Read More
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Pope issues Latin letter for Fatima … no news… don’t worry
Pope Benedict sent a letter in Latin to Card. Sodano, whom His Holiness appointed as his delegate to the celebration for the 90th Anniversary of the Apparitions of the Blessed Virgin at Fatima. There is nothing in this letter about … Read More
Saturday 5 May – released!
Yes, it is finally out. Spiderman 3 has been released! Did you know that tomorrow is the anniversary of the Sack of Rome in 1527? It is the day the new Swiss Guards traditionally make their oaths of service to … Read More
Comprehensive answers
We are all having fun with conjectures about a date for the Motu Proprio. And it is fun isn’t it? Still we must be realistic about it as well as more than a little resigned. If we retain a sense … Read More
What the Pope is doing in his Audiences
The excellent and gentlemanly Sandro Magister has a good summary piece on the Holy Father’s weekly Wednesday Audience series on the Fathers of the Church he began on 7 March last. You should check it. There are some good … Read More
PODCAzT 24: Insomnia and Clement of Rome
Rome has conspired against my sleeping, alas. This can be a noisy City. Therefore, I chose to spend my time on another PODCAzT, this time on a selection in GREEK … (ugh… I don’t really like Greek), attributed to St. … Read More
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