Evening Roundup - St. Barnabas, Apostle - S. Barnabae Apostoli - Missa 'Mihi Autem' - June 11th, 2012

• Accepting Abundance >> A Place Where Children are Safe
• Caritas in Veritate >> Corpus Christi Procession, Gwinn
• chantblog >> "People will actually sing if you let them" 
• Coming Home >> Fortnight for Freedom: Novena to the Holy Spirit (Day Seven)
• Creative Minority Report >> Why You Shouldn't Laugh at the CDF
• Holy Souls Hermitage - Fr. George David Byers >> On the INDIRECT breaking of the Seal of Confession: NEFAS EST! Do it, and you’re done
• Insight Scoop | The Ignatius Press Blog >> The Holy Eucharist: Central Sacrament Pre-figured in the First Passover
• LES FEMMES - THE TRUTH >> The Children of Darkness are Shrewder than the Children of Life
• MyBrokenFiat: A Journey Towards the Divine Will >> Pronouns and God - Why "He" is for Me!
• New Liturgical Movement >> Fr. Aidan Nichols: The Future of the Church in England
• RORATE CÆLI >> The future fate of Syria's Christians?
• RORATE CÆLI >> The Pope to future papal diplomats: be faithful and trustworthy
• RORATE CÆLI >> Adapting modern architectural forms to traditional sacred art: an intriguing example from Cyprus
• RORATE CÆLI >> Rome-SSPX: Against the Rumors. Part 1 of Angelus Press Interview with Fr. Arnaud Rostand
• RORATE CÆLI >> For the record - Fr. de Tanoüarn: what now?
• Secondhand Smoke >> NYT: Killing Obamacare Won’t Matter
• Standing on My Head >> Radical Religion
• Te Deum laudamus! >> UPDATED | The "Rotten Tomatoes" site awaits your review of, "For Greater Glory" 
• The Chant Café >> Someone missed the boat, read the memo! 
• The hermeneutic of continuity >> Sodality of the Five Holy Wounds pilgrimage to Ramsgate
• The Path Less Taken >> Why even wear a mantilla? "Wearing a mantilla is a lot like being a bride..."
• The Sensible Bond >> A Good Counsel about walking
• Vultus Christi >> Sit laus plena, sit sonora
• What Does The Prayer Really Say? >> QUAERITUR: Priest walking around the church during his sermon
• What Does The Prayer Really Say? >> QUAERITUR: Priest follows new translation but continues to say “for all” rather than “for many”