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Tag Archives: Assumption Grotto
Beautiful Pontifical Mass with Bp. Athanasius Schneider in Detroit – PHOTOS
This last weekend in Detroit there was held the annual Call To Holiness conference, with which I have been involved in the past. This year, Bp. Athanasius Schneider was a speaker and the celebrant for a Pontifical Mass at the … Read More
Fr. Perrone: The greatest weapon within the grasp of every Catholic is the keeping of a well-ordered soul
How many times have I written here that, if you are upset with what you see going on in the Church, then “GO TO CONFESSION!”? I just read a sermon from this last Sunday by Fr. Eduard Perrone of the … Read More
Posted in Four Last Things, GO TO CONFESSION, Mail from priests
Tagged Assumption Grotto, Fr. Perrone
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Flash back with Stravinsky’s Mass
Over at the increasingly-valuable Crisis there is a great piece about the composer Igor Stravinsky and his sacred music. Yes, Stravinsky wrote truly sacred music, and I find it quite compelling. Stravinsky was a deeply religious soul and at times he … Read More
Posted in Both Lungs, Linking Back, Liturgy Science Theatre 3000
Tagged Assumption Grotto, Igor Stravinsky
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“What then to say of Pope Francis?”
Many people are confused by this Pope. Some are angry. Some are elated. Some are nearly unhinged in spittle-flecked nutties. My friend Fr. Eduard Perrone of Assumption Grotto in Detroit delivered a thoughful sermon about Pope Francis. Thus… Fr. Perrone. … Read More
Posted in Francis, The Drill
Tagged Assumption Grotto, Fr. Perrone, Long View Approach, parenthesis, Pope Francis
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VIDEO: Online Gregorian Chant course!
My good friend Fr. Eduard Perrone of mighty Assumption Grotto, that liturgical oasis in troubled Detroit, is a fine musician. He is putting his extensive training and experience to work with social media. Here is the first installment of a … Read More
Fr. Perrone’s Sexagesima Sunday sermon on spiritual pride
On Sunday 3 February at Assumption Grotto parish in Detroit, my friend Fr. Eduard Perrone gave a fine sermon during the Sunday High Mass in the Extraordinary Form on forms of spiritual pride. He touches on the topic of those … Read More
UPDATED: Bp. Sample’s (D. Marquette) sermon for Call To Holiness Conference
Please use the sharing buttons! Thanks! UPDATE: I added a lower resolution version of the video. It should be easier to download. UPDATE: I added an AUDIO ONLY version of the video. See the players below. ORIGINAL POST 15 October … Read More
Posted in Benedict XVI, Brick by Brick, Just Too Cool, Liturgy Science Theatre 3000, New Evangelization, Our Catholic Identity, PODCAzT, Priests and Priesthood, SUMMORUM PONTIFICUM, The Drill, The future and our choices, Vatican II, What Fr. Z is up to, Year of Faith
Tagged Assumption Grotto, Bp. Sample, Call To Holiness, D. Marquette
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Pontifical Mass at Assumption Grotto
Getting ready in the sacristy. Another brick for building the New Evangelization.
Detroit: 13 October – Call To Holiness Conference
Once again the Call To Holiness Conference will be held near Detroit. Here is the information so that you can mark your calendar. Celebrating Vatican II in the Modern Era The 50th anniversary of Vatican II is the topic for … Read More
Geoffrey on WDTPRS: a “liturgical unicorn” – 2nd Sunday after Epiphany (N.O.: 2nd Ordinary): “In the Ordinary Form, the Gospel for all three cycles is taken from St John. Only next Sunday do the…”
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