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Monthly Archives: July 2011
LifeSite: A plea to U.S. Bishops: Please love enough to speak of the dangers of homosexuality.
LifeSite News has a piece by John-Henry Westen entitled: A plea to U.S. Bishops: Please love enough to speak of the dangers of homosexuality. Read the whole thing there, but here is the last part. […] The only answer that … Read More
A glimpse from the Tour de France
I usually follow the Tour de France. I did some biking when I was younger. The Tour got off to a rocky start today, with some drama toward the end: massive pile-ups in the peloton, etc. The TV coverage is … Read More
Austria – Where hell seems, in fact, to be prevailing.
When the Lord entrusted the Church to Peter and his successors He promised that it would endure. Hell will not prevail in the end. The Church will remain to the end. The Lord didn’t say it would remain everywhere. Andrea … Read More
RECENT POSTS
Some recent posts that have scrolled down. QUAERITUR: Pastor threatened by bishop after making liturgical changes NCR owes Bp. Finn an apology for an insulting analogy – follow-up More on the Etymology of Kumbaya Can Catholics preserve, for our own … Read More
“the terrible, satanic beef devil”
With a tip of the biretta to Against The Grain I point your prurient fascination for the insane to this great moment in American history. There is a story on Bad Mouth – and be aware that that site isn’t … Read More
Homer bombed.
Sometimes Homer – or vice Homer – the spell-checker nods. This was in a parish bulletin in Arkansas. The parish priest laudably is worried about his flock and wanted them to have, it seems, a civil defense drill. Duck and … Read More
Protected: NCR owes Bp. Finn an apology for an insulting analogy – follow-up
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1 July: Day for the Sanctification of Priests
Today is, in the post-Conciliar calendar, the Feast of the Sacred Heart. It is also the Day for the Sanctification of Priests. Please, friends and enemies alike, pray for priests. I ask a prayer for myself.
More on the Etymology of Kumbaya
From the Laudator: More on the Etymology of Kumbaya Eric Thomson writes: I found Michael Cervesarius’ Isidorian conjecture on the etymology of Kumbaya (LTA, May 31st) wholly convincing. Now I know why I need a drink every time I overhear … Read More
