As you know, the great Card. Zen is in NYC now for a great meeting and Mass. We will hear all about it. How I wish I could have been there.
That said, I just received a great photo from a friend in the NYPD. This is terrific.
Cardinal Zen with the NYPD Holy Name Society. (Of which I am proud to me an honorary member.)
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on Your Sunday Sermon Notes – SEPTUGESIMA Sunday (N.O.: 5th Ord) 2023 – Fr. Z POLL!: “We were given a very hard (but kind) homily on pre-Lent and Lent and why both are done by faithful…”
on CQ CQ CQ: Ham Radio – #ZedNet NOTE: “(FYI) Heard nothing tonight on TG 31429 (nothing heard, and no response to calls), and wasn’t able to join Fusion/wires-x…”
on Just for fun…. and scorn.: “Props for the Latin! Lol to the memes. They couldn’t shoot it down over Montana, it might have landed on…”
on Your Sunday Sermon Notes – SEPTUGESIMA Sunday (N.O.: 5th Ord) 2023 – Fr. Z POLL!: “Visiting priest from out-of-state. Touched on a number of things, but particularly “God’s work” – how God doesn’t just snap…”
on Just for fun…. and scorn.: “Not that the 80s were lacking in effiminacy, but the German singer Nena was actually a girl! :) https://www.dw.com/en/10-things-you-didnt-know-about-nena/a-43687740”
on Your Sunday Sermon Notes – SEPTUGESIMA Sunday (N.O.: 5th Ord) 2023 – Fr. Z POLL!: “We had the other of our two diocesan priests who offer the TLM. He started off explaining the Pre-Lent Sundays,…”
on Your Sunday Sermon Notes – SEPTUGESIMA Sunday (N.O.: 5th Ord) 2023 – Fr. Z POLL!: “Secular economies are founded on scarcity; the divine economy is grounded in plenitude. Think and act in keeping with God,…”
on Your Sunday Sermon Notes – SEPTUGESIMA Sunday (N.O.: 5th Ord) 2023 – Fr. Z POLL!: “Our NO priest said there are two kinds of Christians: thermometer one who go up and down as current opinions…”
on The Exorcist Files. Podcasts about real cases.: “Wait: are they planning on releasing the next episode?”
on Your Sunday Sermon Notes – SEPTUGESIMA Sunday (N.O.: 5th Ord) 2023 – Fr. Z POLL!: “Yes. They should be reinstated. I grew up attending the Novus Ordo Mass and had never heard about these Pre-Lent…”
on Just for fun…. and scorn.: “It brings to mind the installment of Winnie the Pooh, wherein he attempts to disguise himself as a rain cloud…”
on Just for fun…. and scorn.: “Why didn’t they shoot it down over land? Were they concerned the birds would eat the tainted fortune cookies?”
on Daily Rome Shot 653 and a change to links: “White to move. Black has offered a Queen trade. 1. Qxc7 Nxc7 2. Rd7 Bxg2 3. Rxc7 Rh4 Now mobilize…”
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Excellent picture.
The fact the altar boy steals the scene makes it all the better.
Dignity and respect for a Holy man, he makes me proud to be a Catholic.
Just to clarify, this is the NYPD Holy Name Society. It was a glorious Mass, Father. That little altar boy that stole the seen is my 9 year old son! Fidelis Ad Mortem!!
[Usque ad mortem!]
Some of you may be legitimately puzzled by the Cappa Magna.
In his book that has something to offend everyone, the late Prof. Paul Fussell wrote that the two main social divides (in the USA) are between those who entertain in their domestic premises, and those who do not, and those who read to be surprised, and those who read to have their notions confirmed:
The Cappa Magna in the Light of Nature, Rationality, and Mystery, by Professor Peter Kwasniewski.
I was there. It was a wonderful Mass, but there was so much incense that the fire alarm went off.
I was blessed to attend this Mass too — my first ever Pontifical High Mass — it was absolutely beautiful! I loved seeing all the NYPD in attendance – so inspiring.
There is a new interview with Cardinal Zen at the Catholic World Report site. I have made four attempts to post about this, and oddly, none of them go through.
On behalf of all of us Father, please know that your honorary membership with the NYPD Holy Name Society is alive and well. Please keep up the great work and know that we are praying for you and all of our holy priests!
Those flowing red robes STILL give me the heebie-jeebies. Thanks to Fr. Z for explaining
why!
“…rough men stand ready…”
Kerry: Indeed. God bless ’em all.
Beautiful day with my Holy Name Society Brothers. What a blessing to meet His Eminence Cardinal Zen. If anyone knows anything about the persecuted church its him. Praying for you Cardinal Zen
Good to know the Holy Name Society is not entirely a thing of the past!
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A little history on that particular cappa: it belongs to the Paulus Institute, the organization that has been presenting Pontifical Solemn Masses at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. We received it from William Cardinal Baum, our patron until his death in 2015, and he received it from his predecessor as Archbishop of Washington (1948-1973), Patrick Cardinal O’Boyle. Whether it has a provenance before Cardinal O’Boyle we do not know. Perhaps someone in this wide readership can enlighten us. We are most pleased and honored that it could be part of the celebration by Cardinal Zen.