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Daily Archives: 3 February 2018
3 Feb: St. Blaise – special blessings of candles and of throats
Today is the Feast of St. Blaise, about whom we know very little. We have only this very brief entry in the Martyrologium Romanum: Sancti Blasii, episcopi et martyris, qui pro christiano nomine Sabaste in Armenia passus … Read More
Comments on what happened with the liturgical reform after Vatican II
At The Catholic Thing today there is an engaging piece about what happened with the liturgical reform after Vatican II. On Grace, at Candlemas There is a special poignancy in a year like this, when Septuagesima precedes Candlemas; when preparations … Read More
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