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Monthly Archives: January 2011
A cautionary tale
I found this at CMR: You know there’s a looooooong history to a story like this. But here’s the upshot as it’s being reported. A priest had a mother and her daughter ticketed by police for tresspasing after it was … Read More
Z-CHAT EXPERIMENT (use the CHAT tab)
Z-CAM is ON. Click HERE to view it and go to the chat room. I recommend using the CHAT tab, rather than the SOCIAL STREAM tab. I think for CHAT you have to sign in to Ustream. I won’t be … Read More
QUAERITUR: How can a new deacon learn his role in a Solemn TLM?
From a reader: Fr. Z, my dad has recently been ordained to the permanent diaconate; however, he was never instructed in the Extraordinary Form. Are there detailed rubrics for the role of deacon in the EF, and where could I … Read More
Floods: pray for people in Australia, Sri Lanka, Brazil
Many terrible things happen to people in this vale of tears. I have seen a few film clips of the flooding in Australia. I heard that the flooding has affected a vast expanse and many people. I saw this good … Read More
ALERT! Blogger’s Choice Award for 2011
Can you help? When awards for websites come around, we want a Catholic blog to make a good showing. Please consider voting for WDTPRS in the Blogger’s Choice Award for 2011 in the Religious Blog category. Given the number of … Read More
The Catholic Herald’s William Oddie about critics of Benedict XVI’s Assisi confab
In the UK’s best Catholic weekly, The Catholic Herald, columnist William Oddie opines about people who are having a nutty over the Pope’s plan for an ecumenical meeting in Assisi… Assisi III. Before we plunge in, I must say that … Read More
Posted in Pope of Christian Unity, The Drill, Throwing a Nutty
Tagged Assisi, ecumenism, false ecumenism, William Oddie
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Trappists make and donate a casket for the little girl killed in Tucson
Via BadgerCatholic on Twitter I learned from the blog Sub Tuum, of the Cistercian monks at the Abbey of Our Lady of Spring Bank, that the Trappist’s of New Melleray in Iowa made and donated a casket for little Christina … Read More
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