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- gsk on “And I shall go in unto the altar of God.” A note from Anthony Esolen: “Indeed, gives an entirely new meaning to “he turned his face to the wall.” Beautiful.”
- on 12 September – Feast of the Holy Name of Mary, anniversary of the Battle of Vienna (1683): “I have been praying a novena in honor of the Holy Name of Mary for an important event which just…”
- on “And I shall go in unto the altar of God.” A note from Anthony Esolen: “Are you reeeeeeally sure you want to be in Rome in Oct/Nov? Given all of the signs that keep piling…”
- on Daily Rome Shot 1116 – BLACK VESTMENT PROJECT: “Thomas777 ‘ s mate in 2 does not work because, after: 1. R-h8+ . . . . K-f7 (forced) and…”
- on 12 September – Feast of the Holy Name of Mary, anniversary of the Battle of Vienna (1683): “Some years back I was told that the date for tragedy of 9/11 was chosen by the terrorists to commemorate…”
- on Daily Rome Shot 1118: “Reading your chessy news I found myself wondering if Hikaru is still world #2 (when he first hit it years…”
- on 12 September – Feast of the Holy Name of Mary, anniversary of the Battle of Vienna (1683): “Love that scene from the movie; it brings tears to my eyes because we are in that kind of battle…”
- on 12 September – Feast of the Holy Name of Mary, anniversary of the Battle of Vienna (1683): “Went to daily mass (NO) this morning and was happy to see this feast celebrated. I had forgotten that this…”
- on 12 September – Feast of the Holy Name of Mary, anniversary of the Battle of Vienna (1683): “SUPERIOR MOVIE!!! O, HOLY NAME OF MARY, HELP US, PROTECT US, AND SAVE US.”
- on Daily Rome Shot 1118: “In chessy news, the 45th Chess Olympiad ignited Wednesday in Budapest. 197 Teams are in the Open. Some teams couldn’t…”
- on “The young are more to be pitied, since they know not of what they have been deprived.”: “Chili, Thank you for sharing the letter. For what it’s worth – The Synod of Rouen in the year 650…”
- on “The young are more to be pitied, since they know not of what they have been deprived.”: “Chili quotes “I, indeed, communicate four times a week, on the Lord’s day, on Wednesday, on Friday, and on the…”
- on “The young are more to be pitied, since they know not of what they have been deprived.”: “stdaniel, I found your tribute very moving and poignant. Very. The ending is crushing, but hopeful as well. Well done.…”
- on I’ve got a Secret… from the Votive Mass for the Sick: “Honest theological question here; what you write about the “sacrament of the living” suggests that one needs to be in…”
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Tag Archives: Scotland
ACTION ITEM! New TARTAN for the Personal Ordinariates of Walsingham, St. Peter and O.L. of the Southern Cross
On a lighter note, I received this interesting tid bit today. You know about the Ordinariates formed to receive Anglicans, etc., in the Church, preserving their traditions, etc. There are three at this point, for the UK, North American and … Read More
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Tagged Anglican Ordinariate, Personal Ordinariate, Scotland, tartan
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Scottish young people’s Letter to a Synod bishop
The UK’s best Catholic weekly, the Catholic Herald, has the text of a letter signed by 107 “young people” (18-35) in Scotland, to Archbp. Cushley of St Andrews and Edinburgh in Scotland. Some of their statements are, I think, not what the … Read More
Scotland: priests attacked
From the Scottish Catholic Observer: Priests under attack By Ian Dunn and Martin Dunlop An arson blaze and robberies show that Scotland’s priests are, once again, being targeted by opportunistic criminals. [Again?!?] Priests in Scotland are increasingly living in fear … Read More
“FREEEDOOOOOM!”
For the Just Too Cool file, I read on The History Blog that the only surviving documents connected to William Wallace are returning to Scotland. Included is the Lübeck Letter and is the only surviving document we have that was … Read More
Scotland’s Bishops to deploy the new, corrected translation in September
My emphases in this story from CNA: Glasgow, Scotland, Apr 12, 2011 / 07:19 pm (CNA).- Scotland’s bishops have become the latest to give their backing to the new English translation of the Roman Missal. The bishops said the new … Read More
Summorum Pontificum in Scotland
Damian Thompson, whom I was able to see in NYC but not in London for some reason, posted this enlightening entry: Why is Summorum Pontificum a dead letter in Scotland? I’ve been contacted by a student at St Andrews University … Read More
Composer James MacMillian explains what happened before the Papal Visit
Here is a story from The Telegraph about the trouble distinguished composer James MacMillian had with the liturgical establishment before the Holy Father’s visit to Scotland and England. James MacMillan is a Scottish composer whose symphonies, concertos, operas, sacred music … Read More
Benedict XVI’s presser on the airplane to Scotland
On the airplane winging to Scotland, the Holy Father took a few questions from journos during a brief presser. Q. – Your Holiness, … during the preparation for this journey there have been contrary discussions and positions. The country has … Read More
Liturgical wrangling in Scotland
There is some tension in Scotland over the upcoming visit of Benedict XVI and the inevitable committee designed mega-Mass which must ensue. I wonder if there would be, could be, so much tension and, surely, animosity, were the older form … Read More
Papal visit to Scotland: rumors about defiance of “Benedictine arrangment”
Damian Thompson posted this over at his place. My emphases and comments. The Pope’s Mass in Glasgow: are Benedict XVI’s liturgical wishes being ignored? Pope Benedict XVI likes to celebrate Mass on an altar bearing six candles, or seven if … Read More
Benedict XVI will use Latin when in Scotland
In case anyone missed it, I object to the term "the Latin Mass" when used to indicated the Traditional Latin Mass, otherwise called the Extraordinary Form or a whole raft of other things. I object to "the Latin Mass", because … Read More
Scotland: Antiquity confers solemnity in shape of Latin mass
Here is something from The Herald of Scotland with my emphases and comments: Antiquity confers solemnity in shape of Latin mass Cate Devine Published on 17 Jan 2010 Attending a traditional Latin mass in Glasgow yesterday was a chilling experience. … Read More
gsk on “And I shall go in unto the altar of God.” A note from Anthony Esolen: “Indeed, gives an entirely new meaning to “he turned his face to the wall.” Beautiful.”
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