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Category Archives: The Drill
John Allen on Pres. Obama and Miguel Diaz
From the National Catholic Reporter, the ultra-left wing dissenting weekly, the nearly ubiquitous John L. Allen has some obervations about Pres. Obama and future Ambassador Miguel Diaz. My emphases and comments. With Diaz nomination, Obama passes major Catholic test [Passes … Read More
Posted in SESSIUNCULA, The Drill
Tagged Ambassador, Diaz, John L. Allen, Notre Dame, Pres. Obama
41 Comments
41 Comments
Kmiec: Sotomayor’s experience trumps all
If you think that Judge Sotomayor’s nomination wasn’t planned to be another wedge between Catholics with a clear identity and those who are rather on the Catholic Lite side, here is Doug Kmiec’s take in the, where else, National Catholic … Read More
Posted in SESSIUNCULA, The Drill, The future and our choices
Tagged Kmiec, SCOTUS, Sotomayor
24 Comments
24 Comments
Michael Novak rightly vents about L’Osservatore Romano
In National Review Online Michael Novak vents about the recent "Westpolitik" blunderings of L’Osservatore Romano. My emphases and comments. May 26, 2009, 4:00 a.m. All the Confusion Fit to PrintThe paper disappoints. By Michael Novak For several weeks now, L’Osservatore … Read More
Posted in SESSIUNCULA, The Drill
Tagged abortion, L'Osservatore Romano, Michael Novak, Pres. Obama
48 Comments
48 Comments
Weigel on L’Osservatore Romano’s “fideist credulity”
My friends – smart people – are angrily scratching their heads over the latest squishy musings in L’Osservatore Romano. I have posted about this here and here. In the second case, the editor, who is a fine fellow and doing … Read More
BOOK REVIEW: Reprint of travel size 1962 Missale Romanum
UPDATE (4 Sept): Be sure to look at “brendan”‘s comment below. He checked on the availability of this Missale. A while back I wrote that if you were looking for a perfect gift for a traditionally minded priest you might … Read More
Posted in Liturgy Science Theatre 3000, REVIEWS, SUMMORUM PONTIFICUM, The Drill
Tagged Missale Romanum, St. John Cantius, travel
14 Comments
14 Comments
