Category Archives: SESSIUNCULA

Latin for: “a little group, meeting, company, assembled for amusement”

RECENT POSTS and THANKS

NOTA BENE: During this week I will have to do some on the blog, a migration from one server to another.  I hope for a software update as well. Remember to help each other with attention to… Your Urgent Prayer … Read More →

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John XXIII 50 years ago: St. Joseph added to the Roman Canon

“Something will be done for St. Joseph.” Thus, John XXIII. Did you know that a title for St. Joseph is “Terror of Demons”? I’ve been rereading The Rhine Flows Into The Tiber, about the inner workings of the Second Vatican … Read More →

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Do you have some good news?

The last couple weeks have been pretty hard.  Lots of bad news. Do you have some good new for everyone?

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Your Sunday Sermon Notes

Was there a great point from the sermon you heard for your Sunday Mass? Let us know!

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Reason #5466 for “Romanorum coetibus”!

In England, there is a new Anglican Archbishop of Canterbury. In the USA, in the Episcopal Church, I read thanks to a link sent by a priest friend, that there is a new Episcopal Bishop in the Diocese of Eau … Read More →

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Pontifical Academy for Latin established by Benedict XVI

You will all be pleased to know that the Holy Father’s Motu Proprio establishing the Pontifical Academy for Latin. The name of the Motu Proprio is, amazingly enough, Latina lingua! No!  Really! The new Academy will be under the aegis … Read More →

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Let the payback begin

We are not even a week from the election. The pay-back will now start and pick up speed. From the paper in Green Bay, WI: A Madison-based group that advocates the separation of church and state and once took on … Read More →

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A few views

On the outside wall if the medieval Santo Spirito complex there is a old turning door where people could leave things- or very small people – at the hospital. Just nice. Rabbit. A Vatican Post mailbox.

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After the Sack of Rome in A.D. 410

A priest friend in the great state of Texas sends: From a sermon by St. Augustine sometime after the sack of Rome in 410: “Do not hold on to the old man, the world; do not refuse to regain your … Read More →

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Errands

On my last full day, I am running some errands. It is as beautiful a Roman autumn day as I have ever seen. I went to the Campo de’ Fiori for some small items I have been lacking. This was … Read More →

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