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Yearly Archives: 2018
Day 1 #ActonU – Getting Started – Days and Deaths
There are some thousand participants from across the globe and many confessions and religion. The first evening involves checking in, a social hour, supper and an address. The first evening our speaker addressed us from Venezuela. She is forbidden to … Read More
“Disinformation” and some notes about the World Council of Churches
The Fishwrap (National Schismatic Reporter) is all excited about a visit His Holiness will make soon to the World Council of Churches in Geneva for its 70th anniversary. John Paul II and Paul VI both visited the institution. In turn, … Read More
Catholic? Why?
Quotes from the article that follows: Freely to assent to truth is the heart of what it means to be civilized. A human order is built on fidelity to tradition and principle. While there are signs of life in various … Read More
“Perdonamose!” Midsummer Snails, John’s Birthday Feast and You.
UPDATE: Thanks for “snail money” as JP called it, and to: GG ___ Your planet once again is whirling its way towards your solstices, Summer in the North and Winter in the South. Since the emphasis in Western Civilization has … Read More
Posted in Fr. Z's Kitchen, SESSIUNCULA
Tagged snails, St. John the Baptist, summer solstice
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Fr. Z’s Kitchen: The South
It has been awhile since I’ve cooked something interesting for myself. After my trip a few months ago which included Sicily, I’ve had a hankering for Pasta alla Norma. Today I saw that my DVR had picked up the Met’s … Read More
Pres. Trump and the Brown Scapular
This is really interesting. HERE The Governor of Guam, gave Pres. Trump a brown scapular for the First Lady. And he talks about a statue of Our Lady of Fatima.
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Surprise article at Commonweal about participation in the Traditional Latin Mass
There was a surprise at Commonweal, which generally leans left and against Tradition. It is about a week old, but I missed it: I don’t real Commonweal unless I can’t avoid it. It starts out with an off-putting reference to … Read More
Speaking of Eucharistic Processions…
This is too good not to share. Corpus Christi may have passed for this year, but that doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy the reportage, even from years ago. John XXIII on Corpus Christi 1960. Compare and contrast? Interesting details.
WDTPRS: 11th Ordinary Sunday – ‘firmness’ and ‘infirmity, ‘intention’ and ‘action’
This week’s Collect is pretty much the same as one in the ancient Gelasian Sacramentary and the prayer in the 1962 Missale Romanum used during the week after Trinity Sunday. Deus, in te sperantium fortitudo, invocantibus nostris adesto propitius, et, … Read More
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Tagged actio, auxilium, fortitudo, infirmitas, St. Augustine of Hippo, voluntas
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