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Monthly Archives: October 2012
Feast Day of St. Wolfgang
Today, most people are having fun of Halloween, but rarely anyone knows that it is also the Feast Day of St. Wolfgang, a Missionary Bishop of the Early Middle Age. Americancatholic.org gives us a concise description of this Saint. Wolfgang … Continue reading
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Wednesday General Audience: Dwelling in the Church’s living Tradition
(Vatican Radio) “In a world where individualism seems to regulate relationships between people, rendering them increasingly fragile, faith calls us to be people of God, to be Church, and bearers of God’s love and communion for all mankind”, said Pope … Continue reading
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Five Heretics That Every Catholic Should Know and Why They Matter Today
From: http://ascentofcarmel.blogspot.co.uk Oftentimes, what appears to be a newfangled spiritual movement within Christianity is often simply a regurgitated (and usually verywatered-down) heresy from many centuries ago. In the spirit of that statement, I thought it might be a good idea … Continue reading
Theomachs (again)
Heiromonk Seraphim Rose “Atheism, true ‘existential’ atheism burning with hatred of a seemingly unjust or unmerciful God, is a spiritual state; it is a real attempt to grapple with the true God Whose ways are so inexplicable even to the … Continue reading
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The Hard Road to Jerusalem
From Roman Catholic Spiritual Direction “Poverty is true riches. So precious is poverty that God’s only-begotten Son came on earth in search of it. In heaven he had superabundance of all goods. Nothing was lacking there but poverty.” – St. Anthony … Continue reading
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The Rape and Murder of Pakistan’s Christian Children
Our thanks to the Transalpine Redemptorists on Papa Stronsay (and a few other Christian blogs) for opening our eyes to this horrific and outrageous situation of our brothers and sisters in Christ in Pakistan. Few world news agencies have given … Continue reading
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A ‘sign of peace’? (Some thoughts on the “handshaking kerfuffle”)
In one of the comment threads on the blog yesterday, when the subject of the Novus Ordo Mass came up, I happened to mention how I disliked the “handshaking kerfuffle” (my words) that take place at the ‘sign of peace’. … Continue reading
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Pope: Homily at Mass concluding the XIII Ordinary Assembly of the Synod of Bishops (full text)
(Vatican Radio) Below, please find the full text of Pope Benedict XVI’s homily at the Mass concluding the XIII Ordinary Assembly of the Synod of Bishops for the New Evangelization. Dear Brother Bishops, Distinguished Ladies and Gentlemen, Dear Brothers and … Continue reading
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Biblical Reflection for the Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Master, I Want to See! By Fr. Thomas Rosica Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time – October 28, 2012 The readings for this Sunday are: Jeremiah 31:7-9; Hebrews 5:1-6; Mark 10:46-52 Mark’s healing stories of the blind man of Bethsaida (8:22-26) … Continue reading
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Science and Religion: An initiation from CERN’s director general Rolf-Dieter Heuer
The following is an excerpt from an article of New Scientist, author: Michael Brooks. Click here to read the whole article. Religion is clearly another big part of culture. Heuer’s idea is that science might engage better with culture through … Continue reading
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How to Make the Internet Safe for Children
I have protected my family from internet obscenity since they first started browsing. Firstly, I installed a website blocker program on the family PC, but this was expensive, and was not easily scalable as more computers and devices joined the … Continue reading
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Message of the Synod of Bishops to the People of God. Full Text.
(Vatican Radio) – During the Twentieth Congregation held today, Friday, October 26 2012, the Synodal Fathers approved the Message of the Synod of Bishops to the People of God, for the conclusion of the XIII Ordinary General Assembly of the … Continue reading
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MY BABEL MOMENT
Another humorous and thought provoking article by Fr. Isidore Clarke O.P. (from his own blog) Have I gone mad? Or is it the rest of the world that’s gone crazy? That disturbing question was forced upon me when I was doing some … Continue reading
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Catholics and Sarcasm: Be Careful
From the Catholic Phoenix By April Yearger I am worried by the dominance of sarcasm in our culture. My personal choice to adopt a sarcastic attitude began in the late 70s. I was attempting to be funny and witty and … Continue reading
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Wednesday General Audience: The nature of faith.
Vatican Radio) On Wednesday Pope Benedict XVI began the second instalment in his general audience catechesis on faith, by putting a series of questions to the thousands of pilgrims and visitors to St Peter’s Square. He asked them: What is … Continue reading
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