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Author Archives: Fr. John Zuhlsdorf
Your Sunday Sermon Notes – 4th Sunday after Pentecost (N.O.: 12th) 2023
Share the good stuff. It’s the 4th Sunday after Pentecost in the Vetus Ordo and the 12th Sunday of the Novus Ordo. Was there a GOOD point made in the sermon you heard at your Sunday Mass of obligation? Tell … Read More
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Chinese Wei Yi scored a third win in four games in the Tech Mahindra Global Chess League 2023 in Dubai. Magnus Carlsen beat fellow former World Champion Viswanathan Anand on day two, but Anand’s Ganges Grandmasters won the match and have the … Read More
“Perdonamose!” St. John’s Birthday Feast and Midsummer Snails
Hard to improve on this from a couple years ago. Little changes. 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 been … Read More
Check this blog post by a priest friend. Women clergy? The real point.
I alert the readership to a blog post by a priest friend and commentator here, Fr. Martin Fox. You want to check into this. I am mindful of a story I read at the National Catholic Register about how in … Read More
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Photo from M Welcome new registrants: mjanke TMInsall I am regularly celebrating Mass for the intention of my benefactors, including those who send things from my wish list. My sandwich yesterday was magnificently augmented by great mustard, which recently arrived. … Read More
Tumbling thoughts about the Nativity of St. John the Baptist including, wort, witches and a hymn
There are lots of customs for the Vigil and the Feast of St. John the Baptist. Romans eat snails. Romans also would gather certain plants that were mature by this point, such as what we call St. John’s Wort, along … Read More
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In other news, I think I found the perfect visual image of what sites like Fishwrap and the known papalotrous extremists are doing to their readers. This image is by Kiszkiloszki who also does some rather black humor things in … Read More
“I’m delighted – if that’s the right word – to see this morning…”
As I was doing the first triage on my email, culling with sangfroid, I saw in the list an article alert from The Catholic Thing to which all you readers should subscribe. I saw “The Devil, You Say” by Francis X. … Read More
