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I completed the novena to the Holy Spirit yesterday that you mentioned previously and will continue to keep the reconciliation between the SSPX and the Holy Father in my daily rosary intentions.
Just finished this litany. Thank you, Father, and finished novena (second) yesterday. I hope and I pray.
These setbacks give a good opportunity for more prayers!
On the daily rosary list, combining it with all other rosaries being said throughout the world.
Amen
This is one of those rare instances where you are “rooting” for both sides (Rome and the SSPX).
What an inoculation for the Church it would be….
So what exactly are they deciding at this General Chapter? I thought Bishop Fellay had already rejected the latest Preamble that Cardinal Levada had given him?
As usual, I started then novena and made it through five or six days before skipping–I hope the Holy Spirit will accept as a lesser offering my five-ena!
Michael Val
(who hopes to generate better movena habits on the future)
The was mentioned in SSPX chapels Sunday. Last week they were on retreate. The novena has been said after every Mass at the chapels. An interesting thing, not one person leaves the chapel until the novena is concluded. Don’t see much novena action in your typical NO parish, do you?
Well, we have a number of ladies who say the Rosary after each weekday NO Mass. The practice of no thanksgiving after Mass is certainly troubling. We should thank the Lord we know better, and strive to practice this habit of piety better each day!
Novenas are not in short supply in any Catholic parish I’ve ever been in. Publicized public novenas, not so much; but of course, we just had the US-wide, all-parish fourteena novena of the Fortnight for Freedom.
As usual, I started the novena and made it through five or six days before forgetting a night–I hope the Holy Spirit will accept as a lesser offering my five-ena!
Michael Val
(who hopes to generate better novena habits on the future)
Offered the Litany (which was uncharacteristically difficult, for some reason). Also am offering my lousy day. FWIW.
I hope your right Fr. Z. I hope your right
Let’s pray for the FSSP also.
They’re also having their chapter meeting in Denton, Nebraska during these days.
The Dominicans? Beware! http://nunsopsummit.org/blog
Sigh . . . I am so distractible! (I’m glad I’m not the only one). Even if I didn’t manage to complete the Novena, at least I added them to my Rosary (which I usually do manage to remember . . . but not always).
Continuing to pray. We need these good men.
Praying.