Daily Archives: 4 September 2026

4 Sept: St. Moses, Old Testament prophet, lawgiver, forerunner of Christ

Today is the feast of St. Moses, lawgiver and prophet in the Old Testament. Many people do not realize that may Old Testament figures are considered by Holy Mother Church to be saints. Many of them are listed in editions … Read More →

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3 Sept – Anniversary of the Death of Fr. Paul Mankowski, SJ. – Rest peace Mankus Chrysokalamus!

Today I saw a piece by Phil Lawler which reminded me that yesterday was the anniversary of the death of a truly fine human being Fr. Paul Mankowski – six years ago.   Such a loss. Lawler is entirely justified in … Read More →

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What Does The Prayer (Hymn) Really Say? Aeterna caeli gloria (Lauds on Fridays after Pentecost)

I did it yesterday, I’ve done it again today. Let’s have a look at the hymn for Lauds today, which id a “dies non” Friday in the “green” time after Pentecost. This is the Urban VIII tinkered version from the … Read More →

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