Category Archives: SESSIUNCULA

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Your Sunday and Holy Day Sermon Notes

Were the good points made in the sermon you heard during your Mass of Sunday obligation and at Mass for 1 January? Let us know. For my part, I spoke about the figure of the prophetess Anna, who was a … Read More →

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The official Parodohymnodist strikes again! “Baby it’s Springtime now!”

Newly received from the official Parodohymnodist, Fr. Tim Ferguson: Listening to one of my least favorite Christmastime songs, this popped in my head. I call it: “A dialogue between a traditionalist and a modernist” Baby it’s Springtime now! I really can’t pray … Read More →

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Your Sunday and Christmas sermon notes

Were there any good points in the sermons that you heard for your Sunday and for your Christmas Masses of obligation? Let us know. Yesterday, at Midnight Mass I spoke about what “good will” means in the angels proclamation of … Read More →

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Christmas greetings, dear readers!

There is time for the complicated, and there is time for the simple. Today we celebrate the moment in history when our God, entirely transcendent, lowered Himself to take our human nature into a bond with his divine nature that … Read More →

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YOUR URGENT PRAYER REQUESTS

Please use the sharing buttons! Thanks! Registered or not, will you in your charity please take a moment look at the requests and to pray for the people about whom you read? Continued from THESE. I get many requests by … Read More →

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HURRAY! Great news! “The Life of Little Saint Placid” is back in print.

I have a precious little book, published in the 1950’s called The Life of Little Saint Placid, originally in French, by Mother Geneviève Gallois. I had long hoped that it would be republished. IT HAS BEEN! St. Augustine Academy Press, who made … Read More →

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INTERNET PRAYER UPDATE: TURKISH!

A small pebble can start a rock slide. I received yet another language version of the well-know, widespread Internet Prayer.  Not Klingon, but almost as different. TURKISH LISTEN İnternet Duası Bizi kendi benzerliğinde yaratan; özellikle de tek Oğlun, Rabbimiz İsa … Read More →

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Your Sunday Sermon Notes

As Advent continues, was there a good point made in the sermon you heard during the Holy Mass in fulfillment your of Sunday Obligation? Let us know.

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Your Sunday Sermon Notes

As we begin this new liturgical year, was there a good point made in the sermon you heard during the Holy Mass in fulfillment your of Sunday Obligation? Let us know.

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Do today’s Jesuits aid and abet a militant anti-Catholic counter religion?

Today at The Catholic Thing (btw… did you know that was the title of a book by Rosemary Haughton?) there is a perspicacious offering called Pascal and the Jesuits [which could be the name of a discordant band] It seems … Read More →

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