In this PODCAzT we delved into s. 263A of St. Augustine of Hippo (+430) which is about the Lord’s Ascension. I also dig into uniting our sufferings to the Lord, especially in Holy Mass. Finally I talk about Card. Castrillion Hoyos’ remarks to the meeting of CELAM about the upcoming Motu Proprio to derestict the older form of Mass.
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on Adoremus: 12 points of “anti-liturgical heresy” and their counters: “Fr. Z. Saw this and thought of you. Hope you are doing well. Chess news… https://imperialtwilight.substack.com/p/a-chess-renaissance”
on Adoremus: 12 points of “anti-liturgical heresy” and their counters: “When I read ” confusion of the roles of priests and laity in liturgical reform…” I thought of “extraordinary ministers.”…”
on Adoremus: 12 points of “anti-liturgical heresy” and their counters: “Tagging along with Sandy, in reference to your Rome post for yesterday and today, it is incredibly edifying to read…”
on Adoremus: 12 points of “anti-liturgical heresy” and their counters: “Regarding your post after this one, Father, thank the Lord for those “God moments” such as the two you describe.…”
on WDTPRS – 28th Ordinary Sunday (Novus Ordo): Authentic “walking together”: ““ Grace goes before. God starts things. Even those initial glimmerings of faith that come before full fledged acts of…”
on Your Sunday Sermon Notes – 21st Sunday after Pentecost (N.O.: 28th) 2024: “Being out of town for my oldest son’s wedding, we attended the local NO church. The Gospel was of the…”
on Rome 24/10 – Day 13 & 14: A day of marvels: “White to move and mate in 3. NB: I’ll hold comments with solutions ’till the next day so there won’t…”
on Your Sunday Sermon Notes – 21st Sunday after Pentecost (N.O.: 28th) 2024: “I wish our priests would talk about this. I suspect it would only help.”
on Your Sunday Sermon Notes – 21st Sunday after Pentecost (N.O.: 28th) 2024: “The 11am Apostolic Mass was packed, mostly large, young families. Father preached about the necessity of preaching about Hell. We…”
on WDTPRS – 28th Ordinary Sunday (Novus Ordo): Authentic “walking together”: “This classic post just made me finally “twig” that in the beginning of the wonderful Book of Common Prayer Collect…”
on Your Sunday Sermon Notes – 21st Sunday after Pentecost (N.O.: 28th) 2024: “We had a wonderful sermon by an SSPX priest who was just ordained in June. In fact, this was considered…”
on Rome 24/10 – Day 12: Some flowers for Mary: “Something more interesting as well https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1845467052443828579?s=46”
on UPDATE AND THANKS: “This has been an eventful year for my family – a neighborhood fire that stopped a few yards before our…”
on Rome 24/10 – Day 12: Some flowers for Mary: “Beautiful roses, and beautiful peppers! I miss living in Italy! Please pray, Father Z and all who read this, for…”
on Rome 24/10 – Day 12: Some flowers for Mary: “Nf6+, … Black K has three possible moves … , Kf8 Qe8+,Kf7 Qxh8+, Kh6 Qxh7# … , Kh8 Nh5+, Kg8+…”
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Fr, The phone number thing sounds good! Like the podcasts too!
Wonderful! Thank you. …definetly listening, internalizing and using the works you put into the podcazts. The virtual phone numbers would be great … let’s do it! And…great use of a Beatles’s song.
Thank you Fr Z for all of the wonderful podcasts. Could you or someone tell me what organ music is played at the beginning of the 07_04_15 podcast? Thanks.
MikeJH: That is the grand organ in Notre Dame in Paris. The tune is the sequence Victimae paschali laudes. The album is Grandes Heures Liturgiques A Notre Dame De Paris
The disk is interesting. It features the Matrise of the cathedral and also you can hear the bourdon ring, one of the largest bells in the world. If I remember correctly, there is a warning on the disk to be careful with your volume level so you don’t harm your speakers… though I may have this mixed up with another disk.
Just wanted to say thanks for the podasts. You’re part of my morning routine along with coffee and toast.
Fr. Z,
Wow! Another great podcast. I didn’t get a chance to listen until last night. Please keep them coming. I learn so much here everyday.