This is rather amusing….
This is a screenshot from the Bolletino on 18 December 2021, which had the infamous Responses.
Let’s look at the last part more closely, with some emphasis.
As of the time of this writing, that’s still there. It may be changed… who knows.
‘Til then.
Hey! Typos happen.
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on “And I shall go in unto the altar of God.” A note from Anthony Esolen: “First, the Catholic Church determined the books of the Bible. Period. The concept of “iuventus” in the version in the…”
on “And I shall go in unto the altar of God.” A note from Anthony Esolen: “It’s an interesting and beautiful verse but it’s peculiar to Catholic bibles. There are two Vulgate choices: Introibo ad altare…”
on 12 September – Feast of the Holy Name of Mary, anniversary of the Battle of Vienna (1683): “JonPatrick: “Wasn’t this the occasion where the bakers made crescent shaped rolls to celebrate the victory (the crescent being the…”
on Daily Rome Shot 1119: “The will to disbelieve. All evidence is before them, obstinately choose otherwise. Recently there was a Mass at the local…”
on Daily Rome Shot 1119: “Firstly, I love Confession. We were taught in our youth to name the Comandment and how many times. The how…”
on 12 September – Feast of the Holy Name of Mary, anniversary of the Battle of Vienna (1683): “An interesting historical tidbit relating to King Jan III Sobieski’s journey to Vienna which I learned during a pilgrimage to…” on “And I shall go in unto the altar of God.” A note from Anthony Esolen: “Along the same lines as this post with its themes of aging and calling to mind our own, eventual, passing,…” on Daily Rome Shot 1119: “In chessy news… in Budapest the Chess Olympiad continues. It is more interesting than I thought it would be. There…”
on Daily Rome Shot 1118 – Fr. Z’s Konyha: “This puts me in mind of a dish I had several years ago in Prague (my one visit to Europe)…”
on Daily Rome Shot 1118: “What a photo! The colors. The architecture. The perspective. Thank you for sharing.”
on “And I shall go in unto the altar of God.” A note from Anthony Esolen: “Indeed, gives an entirely new meaning to “he turned his face to the wall.” Beautiful.”
on 12 September – Feast of the Holy Name of Mary, anniversary of the Battle of Vienna (1683): “I have been praying a novena in honor of the Holy Name of Mary for an important event which just…”
on “And I shall go in unto the altar of God.” A note from Anthony Esolen: “Are you reeeeeeally sure you want to be in Rome in Oct/Nov? Given all of the signs that keep piling…”
on Daily Rome Shot 1116 – BLACK VESTMENT PROJECT: “Thomas777 ‘ s mate in 2 does not work because, after: 1. R-h8+ . . . . K-f7 (forced) and…”
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‘Scared liturgy’ is like a Freudian if that is the applicable term here. Catholics who love the old Mass are experiencing bullying. It underlines the wisdom of Archbishop Lefebvre. If +Lefebvre had offered the compromise of one Novus Ordo with Paul VI, the SSPX would have canonically certain, but it would be just another target for the ‘Spirit of V2’ bully.
Scared certainly seems to be the way the Curia is acting right about now, or it could be that or the devils resident in Rome are now throwing in spelling errors on top of everything else to add an extra dubium to dubious dubia.
Actually, when you walk into some places, and the celebrant is masked to the eyebrows, everyone, including little kids, is seated 6 feet apart, and there is more hand sanitizing going on than in an ICU, «scared liturgy» seems quite apt.
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Typical Roche carelessness! There were spelling and grammatical errors in his reply to the Archbishop of Westminster’s letter. How did such a mediocre prelate get to have such a high position in the curia?