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Monthly Archives: August 2014
Wherein Fr. Z offers kudos to and agreement with…. PHYLLIS ZAGANO!
I find myself in complete agreement with Phyllis Zagano. [Those sounds you are hearing are jaws hitting desks, mugs of Mystic Monk coffee dropping to the floor with a crash and splash, astonished readers sliding off chairs in a swoon.] … Read More
Benedict XVI on military force to restore conditions of peace
One of the most useful document of Pope Benedict’s pontificate is his 2006 Message for the World Day of Peace. He had been elected in April 2005 and this Message was therefore one of the first things he did. The … Read More
FOLLOW UP: America Magazine interview
As you know I did an interview with Jesuit-run, liberal Amerika Magazine. The combox over there has been… interesting. I sincerely believed that doing the interview would be an “olive branch” moment. Today, I noticed that Amerika has an interview … Read More
LCWR continues to deflect inquiries about sexual abuse by nuns
The LCWR meeting is underway in Nashville! And I am not there, because they rejected me after I applied for credentials. Where’s the transparency? The Fishwrap is even concerned about their stonewalling. HERE But wait! There’s more! Also in Fishwrap (aka … Read More
Posted in SESSIUNCULA
Tagged LCWR, Leadership Conference of Women Religious, sexual abuse of children, SNAP, women religious
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NYC – Holy Innocents Church hosts prayer rally for Iraqi Christians
I saw this report about a prayer rally for Christians who are being persecuted, who are dying and on the run, in Iraq, murdered and tormented by Islamic terrorists. HERE This is what Pope Francis was talking about. ¡Hagan lío! … Read More
Blast From The Past: Mother Angelica 1993 – “My agenda is not hidden.”
Back in 1993 Mother Angelica blew up when, at World Youth Day (10-15 August), there was a mimed Stations of the Cross during which a woman portrayed Christ. Someone gave me a recording of her reaction. She called out the … Read More
Holy See’s statement to cowardly terrorists, calls out mullahs, imams
The Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue released a statement about the wave of terror washing across Syria and Iraq. The statement was in French. HERE Here is an English translation: The whole world has witnessed with incredulity what is now … Read More
15 Aug – D. Madison – Pontifical Mass at the Throne (& your Masses?)
On the Feast of the Assumption (a holy day of obligation) there will be a Pontifical Mass at the Throne celebrated by His Excellency Most Reverend Robert C. Morlino (aka the Extraordinary Ordinary), at Noon at the Bishop O’Connor Center. … Read More
VIDEO Rescue mission to Mount Sinjar
From CNN: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nm9vsXFQElY&feature=player_embedded
Posted in The Coming Storm, The Drill, The future and our choices
Tagged Iraq, ISIL, ISIS, Islam, Mt. Sinjar, terrorists, Yazidis
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