This is from October, but I am just seeing it now. I thought I’d share.
Arrogance incarnate?
About this blog…
“This blog is like a fusion of the Baroque ‘salon’ with its well-tuned harpsichord around which polite society gathered for entertainment and edification and, on the other hand, a Wild West “saloon” with its out-of-tune piano and swinging doors, where everyone has a gun and something to say. Nevertheless, we try to point our discussions back to what it is to be Catholic in this increasingly difficult age, to love God, and how to get to heaven.” – Fr. Z
Coat of Arms by D Burkart
ABORTION PILL RESCUE NETWORK
Everyone, work to get this into your parish bulletins and diocesan papers.
Polls
Loading ...
Donate using VENMO
GREAT BEER from Traditional Benedictine Monks in Italy
CLICK and say your daily offerings!
A Daily Prayer for Priests
Do you have a faithful Catholic website that needs competent and reliable tech support?
NEW OPPORTUNITY – 10% off with code: FATHERZ10
Fr. Z’s VOICEMAIL
Nota bene: I do not answer these numbers or this Skype address. You won't get me "live". I check for messages regularly.
WDTPRS
020 8133 4535
651-447-6265YOUR RECENT COMMENTS
on “They hate the Old Rite because the Enemy has set fear in their hearts.”: “This hits the nail on the head. I think when they complain about “rigidity” they are really talking about objective…”
on “They hate the Old Rite because the Enemy has set fear in their hearts.”: “For those who find the old ways,”ridged, sin-obsessed, oppressive and frankly frightening”, They have bigger spiritual problems than their objections…”
on “This has the logo of the Synod (“walking together”) of Bishops. ” Prepare for a rough ride.: “The should have hired Daniel Mitsui.”
on ASK FATHER: 1st Communion at a special Mass rather than at a regular Sunday Mass: “First Communion for myself was in second grade in December, yes December. 1966. My confirmation was third grade . Spring?…”
on ASK FATHER: 1st Communion at a special Mass rather than at a regular Sunday Mass: “We had a very strange practice of having two “First Communions”. Both were within the regular Sunday Mass, and both…”
on ASK FATHER: 1st Communion at a special Mass rather than at a regular Sunday Mass: “I am 56, so I received First Communion in what one priest called “the Silly Seventies.” I received First Communion…”
on ASK FATHER: 1st Communion at a special Mass rather than at a regular Sunday Mass: “Back in the mid-70’s when I received my First Communion, it was held at a special Mass because it was…”
on ROME 22/10 – Day 2: Still getting it together and an ASK FATHER question: “Thanks for the travelogue! Always enjoyable. I like the “phone” photo with the street lights reflecting off of the cobblestones.”
on ASK FATHER: 1st Communion at a special Mass rather than at a regular Sunday Mass: “When I received my First Communion in 1978, there were about 150 of us, and the crowd spilled out into…”
on ASK FATHER: 1st Communion at a special Mass rather than at a regular Sunday Mass: “My First Communion in 1979 was with my parochial school class, but it was at one of the regular Masses…”
on ASK FATHER: 1st Communion at a special Mass rather than at a regular Sunday Mass: “Oh, and another reason First Communion may happen at regularly scheduled Masses, rather than an added Mass, is that priests…”
This REALLY helps! And it’s great coffee (and tea)
I use this when I travel both in these USA and abroad. Very useful. Fast enough for Zoom. I connect my DMR (ham radio) through it. If you use my link, they give me more data. A GREAT back up.
This blog has to earn its keep!
PLEASE subscribe via PayPal if it is useful.
That way I have steady income I can plan on, and you wind up regularly on my list of benefactors for whom I pray and for whom I periodically say Holy Mass.
In view of the rapidly changing challenges I now face, I would like to add more $10/month subscribers. Will you please help?
For a one time donation...
Yes, Fr. Z is taking ads…
Use the coupon code...
fatherz10
Be a “Zed-Head”!
CHALLENGE COINS!
My "challenge coin" for my 25th anniversary of ordination in 2016.
Want one? I do exchanges with military and LEOs, etc.
PLEASE RESPOND. Pretty pleeeease?
Loading ...This is really useful when travelling… and also when you aren’t and you need backup internet NOW! I use this for my DMR “Zednet” hotspot when I’m mobile. It’s a ham radio thing.
If you travel internationally, this is a super useful gizmo for your mobile internet data. I use one. If you get one through my link, I get data rewards.
WDTPRS POLL
Loading ...Fr. Z’s stuff is everywhere
Help support Fr. Z’s Gospel of Life work at no cost to you. Do you need a Real Estate Agent? Calling these people is the FIRST thing you should do!
They find you a pro-life agent in your area who commits to giving a portion of the fee to a pro-life group!
GREAT causes to support
Help Monks in Wyoming (coffee – UPDATED LINK) and Norcia (beer) and the wonderful "Soap Sisters" of Summit, NJ!
Please follow me on Twitter!
Oremus; that Pres. Obama is the last president ever who “thinks” he knows everything.
Arrogant, indeed. Why can’t Obama be meek and humble like Donald Trump?
Not Pres Obama. He might have acquired some wisdom in avoiding making any comment on the Pres-elect’s staff choices.
Yeah. I don’t thing ANYONE is laughing about Trump becoming president. Though I have no doubt he will give SNL endless material… and that will make us laugh.
There is a pleasing synergy between this post and the post on schadenfreude.
One might even go so far as to call it a thing of beauty.
On the topic of arrogance, it will be refreshing to have someone in the White House who is not so self-aggrandizing.
That clip is included in a thoroughly delightful YouTube video called “In the Halls of the Trumpen President,” highly recommended as schadenfreude has been officially pronounced not-a-sin.
Obama behaved like a schoolchild throughout his presidency. He governed as if his ideas were the only ones worth considering. From making statements like: “republicans can come along for the ride, but they gotta sit in the back” . . . to referring to babies as “punishments” . . . from “we’re not a Christian nation” to his inciting remarks leading to police deaths and violence against whites; this president’s actions were far more divisive and violent than Trump’s words.
I’m definitely laughing. I went to bed at 9 Monday and got up to a whole new world. Let all God’s people say: YEE-HA!
oops, sorry, meant Tuesday, election day is always TUESDAY.
Never do the touchdown dance until you see the points on the scoreboard.
As long as we’ve got a moment for levity, this should smooth over all the frayed emotions at Ms. Clinton’s loss:
http://prntly.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/fb_img_1479103180671.jpg
HyacinthClare,
Indeed! – yet in some ways I prefer “In the Hall of the Trumpen King” (SMB Productions [2:24]): happily we can enjoy both without having to choose only one. (Voting preference probably complicates a lot, but I suspect anyone could enjoy a fictionalized analogue of them, if built into something like Chayefsky and Lumet’s movie, Network.)
The man never tires of being wrong.