Morning Roundup - Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary - Missa 'Signum Magnum' - August 15th, 2011

• ADW Blog >> Does God Harden Human Hearts? (Msgr. Charles Pope)
• Catholicseeking >> Solemnity of the Assumption
• CatholicVote.org >> Senator Hatfield: “prophetic and Christ-like actions” (Tom Crowe)
• chantblog >> Free Responsorial Psalm • VIGIL of the Assumption, ABC on Vimeo
• Coming Home >> The First Coming Home Golden Coconut Award of 2011
• Creative Minority Report >> The Horrible Meanings Behind Nursery Rhymes
• First Things >> Zombies Are Us (Ethan Cordray)
• First Thoughts >> First Links – 08.15.11 (Joe Carter)
• Insight Scoop >> "For myself, I have never doubted the doctrine of the Assumption...
• LES FEMMES - THE TRUTH >> It's a Horrible Life: Children in Hollywood
• Liturgia Latina >> 15th August, Assumption of Our Blessed Lady
• Mulier Fortis >> Active Participation... (Nice Post!)
• New Liturgical Movement >> On the Assumption of the Virgin Mary
• Ordo recitandi >> The Assumption of the Mother of God
• Roma locuta est >> New Translation Monday: Eucharistic Prayer II, Part I (Preface)
• RORATE CÆLI >> Victoria Beatae Mariae Virginis
• RORATE CÆLI >> Hodie sacra arca Dei viventis requiescit in Templo Domini
• Secondhand Smoke >> In a “Choice Revolution” There Are No “Ethical Boundaries”
• SHIRT OF FLAME >> FATHER JOE: A U.S. ARMY CHAPLAIN RESPONDS
• Standing on My Head >> The Red Dragon or the Lady in Blue?
• The Catholic Thing >> Room for the Devil (Brad Miner)
• The Liturgical Pimpernel >> An uhappy feast for some
• The New Theological Movement >> Fr. Ryan Erlenbush - The Jewish heart of Christian prayer, Sermon of Aug 14th
• The New Theological Movement >> The death of the Blessed Virgin Mary, a Latin tradition
• Vultus Christi >> Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
• Vultus Christi >> The Things That Are Above
• Vultus Christi >> Blessing of Herbs and Flowers
• What Does The Prayer Really Say? >> QUAERITUR: Sunday rest from servile work for the children
• What Does The Prayer Really Say? >> QUAERITUR: older men and priesthood