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Tag Archives: Peter Kwasniewski
Fr. Z’s Gold Star For The Day: Dr. Peter Kwasniewski
At The Remnant my friend the talented Dr. Peter Kwasniewski wrote about the recent tyrannical moves of Bp. Christensen of Boise against the Traditional Roman Rite, against priests, against lay people, especially the elderly. I wrote about that HERE. It … Read More
Posted in Fr. Z KUDOS, Lighter fare
Tagged Bp. Christensen, D. Boise, limerick, Peter Kwasniewski
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PODCAzT 180: Kwasniewski on how Vatican II reversed the order of priority, exalting “active participation” over proper liturgical worship of God
I found a great article at LifeSite by Peter Kwasniewski which screamed to be made into a podcast. Sometimes I do this with good articles to make sure the content is more available to those who are pressed for time … Read More
PODCAzT 179: Kwasniewski on the myth of ancient Communion in the hand
We welcome as our guest… Peter Kwasniewski and an article he recently posted at LifeSite about Communion in the hand. Not long ago, surveys from the Pew Research center uncovered that a huge number of Catholics do not believe in … Read More
Posted in "How To..." - Practical Notes, Decorum, Hard-Identity Catholicism, Liturgy Science Theatre 3000, PODCAzT
Tagged Athanasius Schneider, Communion in the hand, Klaus Gamber, Lex Orandi Lex Credendi, Mystagogical Catecheses, Peter Kwasniewski, St. Cyril of Jerulsalem, We Are Our Rites
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ASK FATHER: Why didn’t Benedict XVI say the #TLM? How can we get one? What does the future look like?
From a reader… QUAERITUR: Thank you for your blog. I get so much from it! Never stop! I know you like one question at a time, but maybe you’ll do this. I heard a podcast at 1 Peter 5 with … Read More
PODCAzT 165: Liturgical battles lost and won… and lost; don Camillo (Part X)
In today’s PODCAzT I read just a bit of a fairly recent book by Peter Kwasniewski: Noble Beauty, Transcendent Holiness: Why the Modern Age Needs the Mass of Ages US HERE – UK HERE It has a foreward by the great Martin Mosebach, author … Read More
Posted in Liturgy Science Theatre 3000, PODCAzT
Tagged don Camillo, Peter Kwasniewski, podcast, PODCAzT
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We Are Our Rites! Wherein Fr. Z rants after reading Peter Kwasniewski
At NLM, PK has a good offering. (“Ho hum!”, you are saying, because I have to write that so often.) Starting with Nietzsche and his famous “God is dead”, he spins up a good argument about “modern” liturgy, liturgists, etc., … Read More
Peter Kwasniewski: “Can anyone deny that there is a de facto schism in the Church?”
ME! ME! ME! I! I! I! MINE! MINE! MINE! We are living in an age when many people think they can do whatever the hell they want and there should be no consequences for them. DO whatever they want? HAH! … Read More
Posted in The Coming Storm, The Drill, The future and our choices
Tagged John Paul II, Peter Kwasniewski
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Kwasniewski instructs @MassimoFaggioli about real “rupture”
Recently Massimo “Beans” Faggioli has attempted to stir up a pingle and, with it, attention for himself, by denigrating our Catholic Tradition – nay, rather – by denigrating the people who desire our Catholic Tradition. His latest clickbait shtick, which … Read More
A veritable banquet of rich and useful reading: @RobertSRoyal and Kwasniewski
This morning I awoke to a veritable banquet of rich and useful reading. First, I direct your attention to a post at The Catholic Thing by Robert Royal, who never disappoints. (He also writes about Dante. YAY! US HERE – UK HERE) He … Read More
Posted in Francis, Hard-Identity Catholicism, Liturgy Science Theatre 3000, The Drill
Tagged Peter Kwasniewski, Robert Royal
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What Did Council Fathers REALLY Say About LATIN?
Dr. Peter Kwasniewski wrote to me the other day to alert me to his post at NLM about the Second Vatican Council and the Latin language. It is MUST READ reading. HERE A taste to get you in… The documents … Read More
Posted in Liturgy Science Theatre 3000, The Drill
Tagged Latin, Peter Kwasniewski, Second Vatican Council, Vatican II
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