It says a lot about the editorial policy of the ACPI that they publish the views of sarto2010 and Torquay, both of which are characterised by inflammatory ad hominem argumentation and an avoidance of
I wonder what motivates JoeO'Leary to break with blogging convention to divulge my name? I have chosen a username that allows anyone who wishes to find out who I am, so to do without too much difficu
I don't think Patricia McKeever (aka EditorCT) is doing much good by her inflammatory postings. The rage against Vatican II and the liturgical changes implemented by the Pope and bishops of Vatican II
Having just read the "Objectives" of your Association, I am curious as to why you have the unmitigated temerity to call yourselves Catholic priests. Every single one of your objectives is either heres
Mr Fallon is a prime example of what Scottish seminaries (Drygrange? Gillis? Chester's? Scotus?) produced and why I, for one, rejoice that there is no longer a major seminary in Scotland sowing the se
There is at least one thing to look forward to: the return of the bees in the Exultet. The reference was lost in the 1973 translation:
"On this, your night of grace, O holy Father, accept this candle,
Father Fallon's ignorance of just about everything ecclesiastical, is breathtaking.
He clearly does not know that Vatican II retained Latin as the official language of the Church and the liturgica
Joe, I have yet to find a single defender of the new translations who actually quotes the texts and points out their merits (other than the perpetrators themselves or bishops who have painted themselv
Joseph O'Leary:
"those who are looking forward to the new translations are the people who have not read them"
Not so in my case. I have read and considered a number of the new texts. You need to be a
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Two Items from Scottish Priest, Mike Fallon, relating to liturgical texts
April 20 2011It says a lot about the editorial policy of the ACPI that they publish the views of sarto2010 and Torquay, both of which are characterised by inflammatory ad hominem argumentation and an avoidance of
Two Items from Scottish Priest, Mike Fallon, relating to liturgical texts
April 20 2011I wonder what motivates JoeO'Leary to break with blogging convention to divulge my name? I have chosen a username that allows anyone who wishes to find out who I am, so to do without too much difficu
Two Items from Scottish Priest, Mike Fallon, relating to liturgical texts
April 20 2011I don't think Patricia McKeever (aka EditorCT) is doing much good by her inflammatory postings. The rage against Vatican II and the liturgical changes implemented by the Pope and bishops of Vatican II
Two Items from Scottish Priest, Mike Fallon, relating to liturgical texts
April 20 2011Having just read the "Objectives" of your Association, I am curious as to why you have the unmitigated temerity to call yourselves Catholic priests. Every single one of your objectives is either heres
Two Items from Scottish Priest, Mike Fallon, relating to liturgical texts
April 20 2011Mr Fallon is a prime example of what Scottish seminaries (Drygrange? Gillis? Chester's? Scotus?) produced and why I, for one, rejoice that there is no longer a major seminary in Scotland sowing the se
Two Items from Scottish Priest, Mike Fallon, relating to liturgical texts
April 20 2011Is anybody apart form Joe O'Leary allowed to comment on this blog?
Press Statement from ACP: Monday, March 28th
March 28 2011There is at least one thing to look forward to: the return of the bees in the Exultet. The reference was lost in the 1973 translation: "On this, your night of grace, O holy Father, accept this candle,
Two Items from Scottish Priest, Mike Fallon, relating to liturgical texts
April 20 2011Father Fallon's ignorance of just about everything ecclesiastical, is breathtaking. He clearly does not know that Vatican II retained Latin as the official language of the Church and the liturgica
Press Statement from ACP: Monday, March 28th
March 28 2011Joe, I have yet to find a single defender of the new translations who actually quotes the texts and points out their merits (other than the perpetrators themselves or bishops who have painted themselv
Press Statement from ACP: Monday, March 28th
March 28 2011Joseph O'Leary: "those who are looking forward to the new translations are the people who have not read them" Not so in my case. I have read and considered a number of the new texts. You need to be a
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