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- 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.”…”
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- 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…”
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If I want Catholic dissidence, disobedience and obtuseness, I’ll subscribe to the Archdiocesan (Dubuque) newspaper “The Witness” (or is it “Witless”?).
A perfect example of why running ‘Spellcheck’ does not alway save the day!
The real question will be the cost. This appears to be a new distribution deal of the same weekly English edition they’ve been publishing for many years, not a new edition. Until 2011, it had been distributed in the U.S. by the Cathedral Foundation, which I believe is the publishing arm of the Archdiocese of Baltimore. They’d done that for more than a decade. It was very expensive from the Cathedral Foundation, but I don’t remember the precise numbers. In 2011, they started handling and mailing subscriptions directly from the Vatican, which I don’t imagine made it any less expensive. The current subscription cost for the U.S. is $240.00/year, or almost $5.00 an issue.
“Ossundayvisitore Romano”
There, fixed the spelling.
OSV is selling subscriptions for $74.95 for 25 issues (weeks). $149 for 50 issues.
acardnal. That’s good news. Here’s a link to where you can “subscribe today” :) on the OSV web site.
This might be good for some folks. But I very rarely have any interest in looking at the weekly English print edition of LOR, founded in 1968. Most of the content that I would find useful (“the full texts of the Pontiff’s discourses, the documents of the Roman Curia, and other texts”) is available in multiple languages on the Vatican website, eventually; and it is much easier for repeated reference (online is so much easier than a stack of newspapers).
There are so many online news sources available, such as news.va from the Vatican, EWTNnews.com, and the NCRs each have online distribution channels. Even L’Osservatore Romano itself has an online English portal (osservatoreromano.va), as well as (for now, at least) free download of PDF of the daily Italian edition.
If I want an Italian journalistic perspective on church and cultural news, my personal choice is Avvenire, either in print if I am in Italy, or online, avvenire.it, either online or downloadable PDF, if I am not in Italy.
Here’s hoping the first states to be untied from the union are California, Delaware, Illinois and Vermont. This would have the added bonus of making folks from those states ineligible for federal office.