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Monthly Archives: October 2013
28 Oct – Manhattan, NYC – Pontifical Mass, Conference on Bl. Karl of Austria
The last Pontifical Solemn Mass and Conference in the series on Blessed Karl of Austria is today. Kudos to the Traditional Knights of Columbus Councils for organizing this series of events. By the way, for your Brick by Brick file, … Read More
2014 Liturgical Ordo for the Extraordinary Form by the FSSP
The good people at the FSSP have sent me their Ordo for 2014. They are the first group to do so! Do you have your 2014 yet, Fathers? To order the FSSP’s Ordo, click HERE. This Ordo is especially useful … Read More
Getting All Hallows Eve right!
A reader sent:
Posted in Just Too Cool, Lighter fare, Our Catholic Identity
Tagged All Hallows Eve, Halloween
36 Comments
36 Comments
QUAERITUR: Pilgrimages
From a reader: Do you lead regular pilgrimages each year? If so, do you post these on your blog so we could also go? My husband and I try to go on pilgrimage once a year. God bless you! I … Read More
IRAN: Christians sentenced with 80 lashes for drinking communion wine
In North Africa during the reign of Diocletian, at Abitina, a group of 49 Christians were convicted of celebrating Mass. The local bishop had caved in to Diocletian’s anti-Christian edicts, but some Christians went ahead and worshiped on Sunday with … Read More
Posted in Hard-Identity Catholicism, Our Catholic Identity, Patristiblogging, Religious Liberty, The Coming Storm, The future and our choices, The Last Acceptable Prejudice, The Religion of Peace
Tagged Diocletian, Islam, Religion of Peace, sine dominico non possumus, Sts. Nunilo and Alodia
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4 Comments
Georgetown U (Jesuits) should be Catholic or lose the title – PETITION
I direct the readership’s attention to an item in the RSS feed of the Cardinal Newman Society which is on the sidebar of this blog. CNSNews.com Covers Blatty’s Canon Law Petition on Georgetown’s Catholic Identity CNSNews.com’s managing editor Michael Chapman … Read More
Errare est humanum.
Here are object lessons to priests and servers who make mistakes. We go one. Don’t lose your cool, move on. Deal with it. Keep moving forward. I saw a video that most of you have seen by now of James … Read More
Posted in "How To..." - Practical Notes, Just Too Cool
Tagged errare est humanum, James Taylor, Maria Joao Pires, mistakes
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11 Comments
QUAERITUR: Can a rector or bishop forbid seminarians or priests use of the cassock?
From a reader: In my diocese there are a small number of seminarians who wish to wear their cassock after their first year of study at the seminary. They have approached the bishop and rector about doing so, but both have refused to … Read More
Your Sunday Sermon Notes
Was there a good point in the sermon you heard for your Sunday Mass of precept? Let us know what it was. (Yes, I am indeed trying to get you to listen carefully and remember longer. I am also aware … Read More
Nice kitty!
The next time you see Felix your house cat line up on something and pounce, picture yourself in the forest with this kitty.
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