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Omnium Gatherum: Card. Müller, “gay” stuff, demonic attacks, Card. Zen v. commentator, video recommendation

Some things that caught my eye. Firstly, about the present atmosphere around the Vetus Ordo, His Eminence Gerhard Ludwig Card. Müller ordained priests for the traditional Institute of the Good Shepherd in Courtalain, France.  This is a good group.  I … Read More

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Omnium Gatherum: Of chilling out, new revelations, and Job’s job

Some quick views of bits and pieces. First, Michael Cook is editor of MercatorNet. He offers is a piece that we should all just “chill out” over The Present Crisis. He manages to make a few decent points, but the … Read More

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BAD REASON #873 for not going to confession

From the 24 March 2017 print edition of The Catholic Herald, the UK’s best Catholic weekly… for which I, by the way, write a a rather unheralded short weekly column.  The title: Omnium Gatherum BAD REASON #873 for not going to confession when you know … Read More

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Omnium Gatherum

First, another plea for free advertising. Thanks again for everything from last week. If it’s not too much, I’m hoping to ask a favor from you: a friend and I are starting a new blog that’s all about the Sacred … Read More

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Omnium Gatherum

Here is an article about electronic surveillance and you. I have always liked Montana. Montana the first state to pass spy law Montana made history this spring after passing the first state law to prevent the government from spying on … Read More

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Colligite Fragmenta: an Omnium Gatherum

For a while now I had intended to have a post once a week into which I could gather bits and pieces of interest that have come up. Let’s start with a link to Laetificat, a blog by a frequent … Read More

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