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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Once you have multiple monitors/displays…
… you will never go back. My computing life changed with the addition of multiple monitors. Much of my work was simplified. I was able to multitask more effectively. My writing process (and I write a lot) changes when I … Read More
Fishwrap’s Sr. Maureen Fiedler’s little nutty about the appointment of Greg Burke. Fun!
Over at Fishwrap, the appointment of Greg Burke as the Holy See’s new Director of Communications has put the always-amusing Sr. Maureen Fiedler into a spittle-flecked nutty. This is pure fun. New Vatican spokesman follows the church’s latest trend by … Read More
Posted in Brick by Brick, Just Too Cool, Lighter fare
Tagged Fox News, Greg Burke, Opus Dei, Sr. Maureen Fiedler
20 Comments
20 Comments
Curious Curial Moves, including Pont. Comm. “Ecclesia Dei” and Cong. Divine Worship
Interesting news. American Archbishop Augustine DiNoia, O.P., is moving from the Congregation for Divine Worship to be the Vice President of the Pontifical Commission “Ecclesia Dei“. I am not sure where the present Secretary Msgr. Pozzo is going… or if … Read More
Posted in Ecclesiae unitatem, SSPX, SUMMORUM PONTIFICUM, The Drill
Tagged Archbp. DiNoia, Archbp. Jean-Louis Bruguès, Librarian, SSPX
31 Comments
31 Comments
“Bob, you’ve been traded to Diocese of Black Duck.”
I have watched Moneyball a couple times. The movie offers grist for our mill. In one scene Carlos Peña is curtly traded by the A’s to the Tigers because of internal team management (vision) conflicts. Priests are mostly treated like … Read More
The PC Police: Political Correctness v Police Chaplains
The secularist, dictatorship of relativism’s war on Jesus continues. From CMR Matthew Archbold gives us this: No Jesus Allowed for Police Chaplains Police chaplains in this North Carolina town are allowed to pray but they’re not allowed to pray to Jesus. … Read More
My preference for concelebration
Every time I post about concelebration and private Masses, interesting discussion evolves. This was sent by a reader. From this Pinterest page, these priests are saying their daily Masses during the annual Chartes Pentecost pilgrimage. On another note, here is … Read More
QUAERITUR: No group Rosary in church because it is “private prayer”
From a reader: A group of us wanted to recite the Rosary after Mass in church and our pastor said ‘No the Rosary is a ‘private prayer’ and cannot be said as a group in church…..your thoughts ??? Are you … Read More
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Very cool: Ancient Roman stuff found in a 5th century tomb in Japan
For your Just Too Cool file comes this from the History Blog: Roman jewelry found in ancient Japanese tomb Two glass beads that bear the characteristics of Roman craftsmanship have been found in a 5th century tomb in Nagaoka, near … Read More
Ages on I am not making this up. Could it explain about clerics from a certain country?: “A clown mass of another sort.”
