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on The pub that survived the Great Plague is shut down by Covid-1984Have they checked if the ravens are still at the Tower? 
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on The pub that survived the Great Plague is shut down by Covid-1984Why don’t the locals do something about this? If they won’t, maybe they deserve to lose it. 
on Daily Rome Shot 58@ThePapalCount...sadly, now that Trastevere has become the hot new boho scene in Rome, with marijuana dispensaries dotted here and there,...
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on ASK FATHER: Coming late to Mass and reception of Holy CommunionI have a family history about this question. I grew up in a somewhat odd milieu: my people had been...
on ASK FATHER: Coming late to Mass and reception of Holy CommunionFor those who believe one absolutely must receive communion at every Mass (a very 20th century concept, even if one...
on ASK FATHER: Coming late to Mass and reception of Holy CommunionI would add, as Fr. Z has pointed out before, reception of holy communion at Mass is not required. But...
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When the Benedictines at St. Augustine’s in Ramsgate were uncanonically auctioning their entire church monastic goods and relics, including some things like a chalice from the Recusant times, which were taken out of the sale at the last minute because laity and some priests protested, it is too bad people did not buy things for the other abbeys, like St. Michael’s. I would hope some of those precious things will make their way to Farnborough.http://supertradmum-etheldredasplace.blogspot.co.uk/2012/02/begging-because-of-sacrilege-if-someone.html
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Ushaw College, the seminary in the North East of England, was recently closed, and is now used by the University of Durham. It used to have many, many relics. Whatever happened to them? Who is responsible for such things on such occasions? Could they find their way to Farnborough? I think we should be told…
It’s a pity the CH didn’t keep up the excellent offer of the online version for a very low price over the last couple of year; something like £10 – but you can pay the £40 in 4 x quarterly payments which is a bit kinder on the pocket! Well worth it though.
I read the paper edition almost weekly, as I have access to free copies, although I have bought the odd one when the freebies went missing. It is expensive.
When something closes that is run by a diocese, the relics go back to the chancery. If it’s run by a religious order, they send them back to the motherhouse. There’s usually somebody in charge of this.
Admittedly, it would be nice to keep the faithful posted on these things.