I think the time has come for all priests to take things in their own hands and stop waiting for permission to do what their hearts and minds are telling them to do. The '98 translation that the bish
Tumbling over 'prevenient grace' in tonight's preface... not sure if any of the parishioners huddled together on a cold winter's night or their priest understood it all.... maybe we are not meant to..
"Replenished by the food of spiritual nourishment" -- just one of thousands of phrases of this "sacred language" the bureaucrats find so uplifting. It is a soggy mess that far from raising the mind dr
What the bishops still do not realize is that churches now are in a situation of open competition. A church that cannot put on a meaningful liturgy will be abandoned by its customers for one that can.
Now you tell us!
This prayer is new to me and sounds like a slap in the face to any married couple:
"By the power of this sacrifice O Lord, accompany with your loving favour what in your providence yo
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Thank you soooo---- much! It's a GREAT help for me to browse on your website. Every time I need the Prayers of the faithful, I have to go to a church to get a copy for o
Willie@7 an excellent and succinct analysis as always. This editorial this week from the National Catholic Reporter has a lot in common with your analysis and, even though, it deals primarily with the
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“Sacred Language” or Trojan Horse?
December 6 2015I think the time has come for all priests to take things in their own hands and stop waiting for permission to do what their hearts and minds are telling them to do. The '98 translation that the bish
“Sacred Language” or Trojan Horse?
December 6 2015Tumbling over 'prevenient grace' in tonight's preface... not sure if any of the parishioners huddled together on a cold winter's night or their priest understood it all.... maybe we are not meant to..
“Sacred Language” or Trojan Horse?
December 6 2015"Replenished by the food of spiritual nourishment" -- just one of thousands of phrases of this "sacred language" the bureaucrats find so uplifting. It is a soggy mess that far from raising the mind dr
“Sacred Language” or Trojan Horse?
December 6 2015What the bishops still do not realize is that churches now are in a situation of open competition. A church that cannot put on a meaningful liturgy will be abandoned by its customers for one that can.
“Sacred Language” or Trojan Horse?
December 6 2015Part I: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxZeTtRK3_J5QUJjTnNQMU4yS2c/view?pli=1
“Sacred Language” or Trojan Horse?
December 6 2015This looks good: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxZeTtRK3_J5RWVjSDJrckF2cEU/view?pli=1
“Sacred Language” or Trojan Horse?
December 6 2015Now you tell us! This prayer is new to me and sounds like a slap in the face to any married couple: "By the power of this sacrifice O Lord, accompany with your loving favour what in your providence yo
Presider’s Page for 8 December (Immaculate Conception)
December 8 2016Good day & Happy Week end! Thank you soooo---- much! It's a GREAT help for me to browse on your website. Every time I need the Prayers of the faithful, I have to go to a church to get a copy for o
The Pact of the Catacombs
November 28 2015Willie@7 an excellent and succinct analysis as always. This editorial this week from the National Catholic Reporter has a lot in common with your analysis and, even though, it deals primarily with the
The Pact of the Catacombs
November 28 2015"Four years from now" : In four years acts of courage and principle, including speaking the truth, will be just as difficult as now.
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