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Monthly Archives: September 2017
Usher stops shooting attack in church
From the Possenti Society. “The St. Gabriel Possenti Society commends Robert Engle of the Burdette Chapel Church of Christ in Antioch, Tennessee for stopping with his handgun a mass murder of congregants during services on Sunday, September 24,” Society chairman … Read More
A veritable banquet of rich and useful reading: @RobertSRoyal and Kwasniewski
This morning I awoke to a veritable banquet of rich and useful reading. First, I direct your attention to a post at The Catholic Thing by Robert Royal, who never disappoints. (He also writes about Dante. YAY! US HERE – UK HERE) He … Read More
Posted in Francis, Hard-Identity Catholicism, Liturgy Science Theatre 3000, The Drill
Tagged Peter Kwasniewski, Robert Royal
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“Se mi sbaglio mi corrigerete!”
From 16 October 1978:
How a priest was changed by learning the Traditional Latin Mass
My friend Fr. Jeffrey Keyes, whom I just saw in Rome during the Summorum Pontificum Pilgrimage, with some of the wonderful Sisters in Santa Rosa, has this at his place. HERE He talks about learning the Traditional Form of Holy Mass, … Read More
Posted in "How To..." - Practical Notes, Mail from priests, SUMMORUM PONTIFICUM
Tagged Fr. Jeffrey Keyes, TLM
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Large group offers “filial correction” to Pope Francis for “seven heresies”.
UPDATE: 23 Sept: It is important to take all thoughts about this to prayer and perhaps with fasting. ____ Be careful about what you ask for. Pope Francis asked for “lío”. He got some more public “lío”. I had alluded … Read More
23 September 2017
Here it is from Madrid. The Sun is up and Virgo rises with the Crescent Moon at her feet. The other orbs are above in Leo forming 12 in all. Beautiful! And they just closed the door to my flight.
Sunday News? With some “correction”.
Rumors are bouncing and binging like pinballs. Ooo the excitement! What will it be? Sites are rushing to talk about sources and possibilities. How exciting it all is. “I’m first!” Sometimes that’s great and benign. Other times you are … Read More
Moving feedback from a “gay” reader
This is the kind of note that make all the flak worthwhile: A thousand times, thank you for your blog. I’m a Catholic in no small part because of this blog. When I first entered the Church ten years ago, I fell … Read More
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