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Christ, you walked on the sea
The recently posted article on CP&S Six Cultural Trends That Challenge The Modern Evangelizer, written by Monsignor Pope, for me was pretty scary. I wonder too how many of us thought that Mons. Pope had stolen all our best original ideas? … Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics, Evangelism, James McAuley, Spiritual Life, Uncategorized
Tagged James McAuley, Music, religion
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Adeste Fideles and other treasures at St Edmund’s College, Ware
from:http://www.newliturgicalmovement.org by Charles Cole Set in the green countryside of Hertfordshire to the north of London lies St Edmund’s College, Ware. St Edmund’s, the oldest Catholic college in England, was originally opened as a seminary and later also became a … Continue reading
Pope Emeritus’s Unexpected Homily on Humility
from:http://www.ncregister.com by Edward Pentin Benedict XVI with Archbishop Gaenswein in a photograph taken on Sunday. – Giovanni Tridente Although the full text has yet to appear, Benedict XVI’s homily during Mass for his former students on Sunday is one of … Continue reading
Posted in Popes
Tagged Benedict XVI, current-events, Edward Pentin, giovanni tridente, human-rights, Politics, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVi, religion
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Shakespeare on the Traditional Mass
from: http://www.lmschairman.org I have mentioned before Clare Asquith’s book Shadowplay and her argument about the coded messages in Shakespeare relating to religious matters. It can easily sound a bit Dan Brown-ish but actually a lot of it is common sense. If … Continue reading
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Tagged Chairman Latin Mass Society, current-events, human-rights, religion
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Mary’s Hospitality Is Not Idleness But Love – Lectio Divina: 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C
By Monsignor Francesco Follo (Zenit.org) – 1) Mary’s hospitality was not dictated by laziness but by love. Not only Martha but also Mary “did” something for Christ. In fact she has chosen the best way “to do”. Let’s proceed in … Continue reading
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Tagged abraham and sarah, Lectio Divina, religion, roman rite, Zenit.Org.Monsignor Francesco Follo
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Catholicism Pure & Simple 