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- on LENTCAzT 2025 – 17: Friday of the 2nd Week of Lent – Envy: “Great reflection and Lentcazt, Father. What/who sings the opening music? It was very beautiful.”
- on Daily Rome Shot 1274 – processions and more: “The intro is very long although very pretty. The Gammarelli episode really begins at 3:48.”
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- on Sterile faith v. living faith: “I suppose it depends on what one considers charitable outreach and how much they advertise their “good” works.”
- on Daily Rome Shot 1274 – processions and more: “That would make a great episcopal motto, “less jabbering”.”
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Daily Archives: 18 March 2013
What Does The Pope’s Motto Really Say? The Latin motto explained.
The motto of Pope, “Miserando Atque Eligendo” has aroused some people to send me questions. What’s with the Latin? What are those -nd- forms? Are they gerundives? People are getting some things wrong. “Lowly and chosen”, some have suggested. … Read More
Posted in "How To..." - Practical Notes, Francis, The Drill, WDTPRS
Tagged gerunds, miserando atque eligendo, motto, Pope Francis, stemma, Ven. Bede
77 Comments
77 Comments
I am thinking about those red shoes.
I am thinking about the infamous red shoes. I am thinking about the non-wearing of the mozzetta. I am thinking about the growing juxtaposition in some conversations of simple liturgy versus lofty liturgy. Some people are saying, “O how wonderful … Read More
Posted in Liturgy Science Theatre 3000, Our Catholic Identity, SESSIUNCULA, The Drill
Tagged gestures, priest, rubrics, solita oscula, victim
223 Comments
223 Comments
What Did St. Francis Really Say? – 3
Now that we have a Pope named Francis, and all sorts of people are making references to St. Francis of Assisi in an attempt to pigeonhole this new Pope, we should consider who Francis of Assisi really was, what he … Read More
Posted in Francis, The Drill
Tagged ecumenism, Pope Francis, St. Francis of Assisi, Sultan
50 Comments
50 Comments
Fr. John Zuhlsdorf on Daily Rome (video) 1275 – a trip to the tailor: “Especially the rook!”
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