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- Fr. John Zuhlsdorf on Daily Rome Shot 1499: “I don’t believe God will allow either of those to happen in the Church He founded. Were either of those…”
- on Daily Rome Shot 1499: “Unfortunately that vocal minority will keep pushing until they win their two goals – ordination of women and Church acceptance…”
- on Final Considerations of the 2nd Study Commission on the Female Diaconate: ““One of them insists that the ordination of the deacon is ” ad ministerium ,” not ” ad sacerdotium “”…”
- on Final Considerations of the 2nd Study Commission on the Female Diaconate: “@TheCavalierHatherly and R2D Perhaps the Church should require all Catholic blogposts and comments to be written in Latin or Greek.…”
- on Final Considerations of the 2nd Study Commission on the Female Diaconate: “@R2D They should be forced to speak Latin. If they can’t, they shouldn’t say anything. This would greatly reduce the…”
- on Daily Rome Shot 1499: “Synodality: Listening to a vocal minority of elite homosexual Germans hostile to the Catholic faith.”
- on Final Considerations of the 2nd Study Commission on the Female Diaconate: “Sorry fr, the unicode link did not work for me”
- on Final Considerations of the 2nd Study Commission on the Female Diaconate: “@ TheCavalierHatherly: eh, if you have a choice between Italian and English for writing international documents, just about nobody would…”
- on Final Considerations of the 2nd Study Commission on the Female Diaconate: “Before Vatican II You took vows as a Sub Deacon. Then a Deacon . Then an Ordained Priest. No “Lay…”
- on Final Considerations of the 2nd Study Commission on the Female Diaconate: “@R2D Hoc disputo. Est lingua prolix mendaxque. Discendum est clericis dilucide cogitare.”
- on Final Considerations of the 2nd Study Commission on the Female Diaconate: “The chin wagging and word salads will continue, as a previous commenter noted, until someone somewhere wearies of the constant…”
- on Final Considerations of the 2nd Study Commission on the Female Diaconate: “Now if only “Spiritus Domini” (2021) would be reversed…”
- on Final Considerations of the 2nd Study Commission on the Female Diaconate: “This is more of a question than a comment. What sort of woman, do you suppose, advocates of women priests…”
- on Final Considerations of the 2nd Study Commission on the Female Diaconate: “The untold great gift of the current pontificate is the expansion of English as an acceptable business language by the…”
- on Final Considerations of the 2nd Study Commission on the Female Diaconate: “Like that old bishop our reverend host often quotes, I think more talk is not what we need, but there…”
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Tag Archives: Annunciation
“…yea thou art now Thy Maker’s maker,…”
Annunciation by John Donne (+1631): Salvation to all that will is nigh; That All, which always is all everywhere, Which cannot sin, and yet all sins must bear, Which cannot die, yet cannot choose but die, Lo, faithful virgin, yields … Read More
HOLY LAND TLM PILGRIMAGE – Day 0-1: Sunset, Sunrise, Son of God
Last night before my flight I saw the sun go down on Manhattan from Brooklyn. This morning I saw it rise over the Sea of Galilee. Fishermen were pulling in nets this morning. The place we are staying is right … Read More
Posted in On the road, What Fr. Z is up to
Tagged Annunciation, pilgrimage, Tabor, Transfiguration, Wedding at Cana
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10 Comments
The Annunciation – The 1st Joyful Mystery
Because the vagaries of your planet’s progress around your yellow sun, and because of the whirling of it’s largest satellite, this year the Feast of the Annunciation fell on Palm Sunday. Hence, our celebration of this great mystery has been … Read More
Posted in Our Solitary Boast, Patristiblogging, Patristic Rosary Project
Tagged Annunciation, BVM
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4 Comments
WDTPRS – Lady Day: The very Feast of the Incarnation
This is the very Feast of the Incarnation. Today we celebrate that moment when our Lord elevated our humanity by taking our human nature into an indestructible bond with His Divinity. In the Incarnation God opened for us the path … Read More
Posted in Liturgy Science Theatre 3000, Our Solitary Boast, WDTPRS
Tagged Annunciation, Incarnation
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I say that we are wound With mercy round and round
This year Good Friday fell on 25 March, and thus the Feast of the Annunciation was transferred to today, Monday after Sunday “in albis“, after the close of the Easter Octave. On 25 March, I posted the John Donne poem “Upon the … Read More
Patristic Annunciation
This year the Sacred Triduum fell across the 25 March Feast of the Annunciation. Therefore, our celebration of the Annunciation was translated to the next available day, the day after the close of the Octave of Easter. Once upon a … Read More
Posted in Our Solitary Boast, Patristiblogging, Patristic Rosary Project
Tagged Annunciation, St. Ambrose of Milan
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3 Comments
Lady Day and Good Friday – Of the Angels’ ‘Ave’ and the ‘Consummatum est’.
Today, 25 March 2016, is simultaneously the Feast of the Annunciation and Good Friday. Liturgically we celebrate the Annunciation later. In ancient times there was a tradition that Christ died on the 8th day before the Kalends of April: 25 March. … Read More
1st Joyful Mystery: The Annunciation
This is from my old Patristic Rosary Project Because October is dedicated in a special way to the Most Holy Rosary of the Blessed Virgin Mary, during the month I, as a dedicated patristiblogger, will work my way through the … Read More
WDTPRS: Annunciation – Lady Day
This is the eve of Feast of the Incarnation. On 25 March we celebrate that moment when our Lord elevated our humanity by taking our human nature into an indestructible bond with His Divinity. In the Incarnation God opened for … Read More
Posted in Liturgy Science Theatre 3000, WDTPRS
Tagged Annunciation, Blessed Virgin Mary, Incarnation, Lady Day
14 Comments
14 Comments
Fr. John Zuhlsdorf on Daily Rome Shot 1499: “I don’t believe God will allow either of those to happen in the Church He founded. Were either of those…”
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