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Just Too Cool: Traditional consecration or “baptism” of a new bell

At Messa in Latino we see images of the Vetus Ordo consecration of a new bell at Rome’s traditional parish Ss. Trinità dei Pelegrini.   Very cool. The consecration of a bell in the old rite, often called a “Baptism” is … Read More →

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Video by The Great Roman™ The children of the Traditional Parish in Rome had their “All Saints” recital today, each one dressed as a saint and explaining to all who they were.  Then there was a procession with them through … Read More →

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Daily Rome Shot 318

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Daily Rome Shot 317

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The BBC – if you can believe it – has an interesting audio story about: “Trying to save the Latin Mass in France” – UPDATED

The BBC – if you can believe it – has an interesting audio story about Trying to save the Latin Mass in France This is worth listening to.  Description: Communities that celebrate with the Latin Mass have prospered. Now, Pope … Read More →

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Daily Rome Shot 315

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Reviving a faded devotion. Photo by The Great Roman™

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Photo by The Great Roman™ Benediction.

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Your Sunday Sermon Notes: 22nd Sunday after Pentecost (30th Ordinary – N.O.)

Too many people today are without good, strong preaching, to the detriment of all. Share the good stuff. Was there a GOOD point made in the sermon you heard at the Mass for your Sunday obligation (or, maybe still none), either … Read More →

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