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Category Archives: The future and our choices
Dennis Prager: High School Principal’s Manifesto
In my email I received a forward of a piece written by American radio show host Dennis Prager, one of the smartest guys on the air. It may shock some of you to know that I am rather conservative. When … Read More
Critics of the new, corrected translation would have, back in the day, resisted also the King James Bible
It is often said, by liberals, that because in ancient Rome there was a shift from Greek to Latin for the Roman liturgy, and since Latin was the vernacular back then, we should abandon Latin now and use the vernacular … Read More
Posted in "How To..." - Practical Notes, Brick by Brick, New Evangelization, The Drill, The future and our choices
Tagged 1611, Douai Bible, Gas Board English, King James Bible, liturgical translation, Miles Coverdale, new corrected translation, r, Rachel Boulding, Richard Dawkins, William Tyndale
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32 Comments
The Archbishop of Glasgow on the Holy Father’s provisions in Summorum Pontificum
All day long people have been filling my email with requests for me to react to the opinions of His Excellency, nay rather, His Grace, Mario Conti, Archbishop of Glasgow, who has spoken about the Holy Father’s provisions in Summorum … Read More
D. Toowoomba: the power of prayer and adoration of the Bl. Sacrament
From CNA about the troubled Diocese of Toowoomba, whence Bp. William Morris was removed for his heterodoxy ideas and less than optimal governance. A liberal tumult has been raised since and Bp. Morris has become a cause célèbre. In Toowoomba, … Read More
The challenges of moving from print to digital
From Catholic Culture comes this. My emphases: Vatican newspaper: reflections on future of Catholic publishing In an essay that appeared in the June 6-7 edition of L’Osservatore Romano, the director of the Madrid-based Biblioteca de Autores Cristianos reflected upon the … Read More
Posted in The Drill, The future and our choices
Tagged digital, L'Osservatore Romano, print, publishing
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14 Comments
Card. Canizares with blunt speech and warnings in Spain
When is the last time you heard this sort of language from a Cardinal? From CNA: Moral conscience needed to overcome economic crisis, states Spanish cardinal Madrid, Spain, Jun 6, 2011 / 02:03 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- Cardinal Antonio Canizares has … Read More
A priest on his first publicly celebrated Solemn TLM
A week or so ago, I posted about the intention of a priest in Cincinnati to celebrate Holy Mass in the Extraordinary Form for the first time publicly. Here is a follow up. Fr. Kyle Schnippel posted a sermon from … Read More
Prayer before connecting to the internet – UPDATE! – New language
A long time ago now, I wrote a prayer for people to use before they got online and used the internet. Originally in Latin, it has been translated into many languages (sometimes more than once). I often forget to pray … Read More
D. Shrewsbury, England and the New Evangelization.
For your Brick by Brick File. From the UK’s best Catholic weekly, The Catholic Herald comes this, with my emphases and comments. A major centre for Eucharistic Adoration and the Old Mass? It’s the latest episcopal surge forward Bishop Davies … Read More
Senor Quixana on Pagliarani and Leo at Tanagra: “I suspect that most of this could be resolved in an afternoon if, instead of asking for an audience, Pagliarani…”
