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Category Archives: SESSIUNCULA
A bishop gets it: doing things is not necessarily active participation
I have written before in these electric pages about His Excellency Most Rev. Robert Vasa, Bishop of Baker Oregon. He has a column in The Catholic Sentinel, the instrument of the Archdiocese of Portland and the Diocese of Baker. His … Read More
A priest’s reflection on “The Land of the Living”
Here is a good piece in First Things from a priest friend in NYC, Fr. Gerald Murray pastor of St. Vincent’s (where as of tomorrow I will be spending a few days). Into the Land of the LivingNov 2, 2009Gerald … Read More
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Fr. Z POLL: All Souls vestment color
What color vestments did you see today in church if you went for Mass? n {democracy:32} BTW… do you remember the POLL I posted entitled: "When the time comes, what color vestments would you prefer for your own funeral?" The … Read More
Fr. Rutler on the Pope of Christian Unity
I have been proposing that we begin referring to Benedict XVI as the "Pope of Christian Unity". This is precisely what liberals do not want him to be, since it is likely that the sort of person Benedict will bring … Read More
What it’s all about in Rome… TLM… Cardinals… eye-candy…
I want to encourage you to visit Orbis Catholicus where my friend John Sonnen, whose parents I saw today after Mass, posted marvelous TLM eye candy from the visit of Card. Canizares to the Roman parish Ss Trinita dei Pelegrini. … Read More
Sermon, speaking of the USCCB’s project to motivate parishes – CORRECTED
In another entry I asked you about the response to the US bishops project to motivate parishes. There is a POLL. Here is how I mentioned the bulletin insert. UPDATED! CORRECTED!
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Pelosi’s health care bill: supported by late-term abortionist
From CNA: Nebraska late-term abortionist supports Speaker Pelosi’s health care bill Washington D.C., Oct 31, 2009 / 04:51 pm (CNA).- Nebraska late-term abortionist LeRoy Carhart was present at House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s press conference in support of her new health … Read More
Vatican Press Office issues clarification on Anglicans and celibacy
From the site of Holy See Press Office: CLARIFICATION BY THE DIRECTOR OF THE HOLY SEE PRESS OFFICE, FR. FEDERICO LOMBARDI, S.I., ON SPECULATIONS ABOUT THE CELIBACY ISSUE IN THE ANNOUNCED APOSTOLIC CONSTITUTION REGARDING PERSONAL ORDINARIATES FOR ANGLICAN ENTERING INTO … Read More
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