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Category Archives: My View
Lawler on Papal Off-the-cuff Remarks. Wherein Fr. Z rants.
Phil Lawler has some observations about what the Pope said the other day in his off-the-cuff remarks about marriage… and it seems also about priests. From Catholic Culture: The damage done (again) by the Pope’s statements on marriage During an address … Read More
Posted in "But Father! But Father!", HONORED GUESTS, The Drill
Tagged off the cuff remarks
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#ActonU – Day 2-3: Economics, Benedictine Option, and Physics
Day 2 (aka 1st full day) of Acton U was replete – as always – with great presentations. In the afternoon, I went to a talk about the Benedictine Option. This is not about the arrangement of candles and Crucifix on … Read More
#ActonU Day 1-2: For the study of religion and liberty
This time, my view for a while involved a windshield and, for a long stretch of Illinois and Indiana, Krazy Kaplan discount fireworks signs. I mean, there were literally dozens of big billboards, one after another. A bird’s eye view … Read More
Fr. Z’s Kitchen: Healthy and Not
In an earlier post, I affirmed my love of country. I think honorable men should love God, family and country. Today I love America also because of this. Last night at the parish we had a BBQ with a large … Read More
Prayers and Points about the Terror in Orlando
I was drafting something along these lines, but Fr. John Hunwicke has expressed also many of the points I wanted to get across (with my emphases and comment): Those who died in the most truly appalling events at Orlando … … Read More
Posted in Four Last Things, Mail from priests, Our Catholic Identity, PRAYER REQUEST, Si vis pacem para bellum!, Sin That Cries To Heaven, The Coming Storm, The future and our choices, The Religion of Peace, Urgent Prayer Requests
Tagged civil liberties, Combat Rosary, domestic terrorism, homosexualist agenda, Islamic terrorism, Orlando, rosary
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Death can strike at any moment of any day. Wherein Fr. Z begs bishops and priests to preach unvarnished truths.
Just the other day I was catching up on episodes of the series Blue Bloods (Catholic family, cops in NYC, etc.). In one episode a rep from the police force in London pressed the NYC police commissioner about what he … Read More
SPAIN: Some food – 1
Some really good food was consumed in Spain. I was pretty busy and not posting a great deal during the trip so here are some highlights. Little marinated shrimps. Iberico ham with the usual tomato smeared bread. Octopus. Eggplants. Sopa … Read More
My View For Awhile: “… tired but happy” Edition
Time to head home. I’ll say one thing about these early flight: things move faster. The taxi driver nearly broke a new BCN track record. I noted that he crossed himself as we zoomed pasted the cemetery. In the lounge … Read More
Spain Day 1: Jerónimo and Real Deal
I’m in a city and country I’ve never visited. Madrid, Spain. We got in late so we only had a couple snacks. This morning it was off to the Prado, by way of the nearby church San Jerónimo el Real. … Read More
Goals for Faithful Catholics in this time of confusion
A theologian friend feeds me stuff which I occasionally share here with some editing and editorializing. Perpend: Cardinal Raymond Burke gave a talk in Rome on May 7. I couldn’t attend, but the great organization, Voice of the Family, who … Read More
