Evening Roundup - St. Ignatius of Loyola, Confessor - Missa 'In Nomine Iesu' - July 31st, 2014

• ABYSSUS ABYSSUM INVOCAT / DEEP CALLS TO DEEP >> GINGER
• ABYSSUS ABYSSUM INVOCAT / DEEP CALLS TO DEEP >> SO OFT IT CHANCES IN PARTICULAR MEN
• A Priest Life (Fr. Kevin Cusick) >> Fast and pray August 1 for Persecuted Christians: "We need more than words now, we need concrete actions"
• A Priest Life (Fr. Kevin Cusick) >> Catholics and Christians caught in the middle, again: Gaza myths and facts, what American Jewish leaders won't tell you
• Aggie Catholics (Marcel) >> 15 Secrets To Transforming Your Prayer Life
• Catholic Answers  (Trent Horn) >> The Bible Does Not Forbid Alcohol
• Catholic Stand (Nicholas Senz) >> How Not to Run an Experiment
• Catholic Stand (Andrew Kassebaum) >> Scientific Geniuses and Their Jesuit Collaborators
• Daily Meditations with Fr. Alfonse >> Mt 13:47-53 A Work In Progress
• Da Mihi Animas (Padre Steve) >> Padre Pio: "The Madonna is the shortcut to get to God"
• DecentFilms.com (Steven D. Greydanus) >> Post: Snowpiercer [video] (2014)
• DecentFilms.com (Steven D. Greydanus) >> Post: Planes: Fire & Rescue [video] (2014)
• DecentFilms.com (Steven D. Greydanus) >> Post: Deliver Us From Evil [video] (2014)
• Eye of the Tiber >> Parishioner Can’t Begin To Explain How Important All The Symbolism Is In Tridentine Mass
• Fr Ray Blake's Blog >> Man stuff  ("...The Lectionary of the Old Rite certainly seems to be clearer than that of the New, quite a lot about the evils of fornication and unchastity in the Epistles, and quite a lot about how to live a 'good' life in the Gospels, whereas the New Rite Lectionary, certainly on Sundays, presents morally ambiguous extracts from the Old Testament, a rather massaged series of extracts from the Epistles and Gospels. The theology is different, the selection of readings rather than organically developing over centuries gives us a very definite 'Christ of the Council', or at a least a Christ, a Christology and Ecclesiology taken from the decade or so over which the Lectionary was compiled and of those involved in its manufacturing. It comes from a time when ambiguity was fashionable, the Christ that is presented to us is ambiguous, or at least it is different from the morally and theogically directive Christ of the old Lectionary. That is not surprising considering the old Lectionary came into being in a time of real theological debate and ecclesial growth whilst the new Lectionary was put together by men who were essentially conciliatory towards what was then the 'modern world'....")
• Fr. Z's Blog (Fr. John Zuhlsdorf) >> 31 July: St. Ignatius of Loyola – Of the Church Militant and book shredding
• Lectio Divina Notes (Kate Edwards) >> St Luke 8:1-21
• MyBrokenFiat: A Journey Towards the Divine Will (Gina) >> Bloggers are Real People, Too
• New Liturgical Movement (Fr. Robert C. Pasley, KCHS) >> Mater Ecclesiae's 14th Annual Assumption Mass
• Psallam Domino (Kate Edwards) >> Introduction to the Gradual Psalms/2 - The Gradual Psalms in Scripture
• RORATE CÆLI (New Catholic) >> A Brave Open Letter, by the Syriac Catholic Archbishop of Mosul  Do not give in to alarm or fatalism: Jesus has conquered the world.
• Standing on  My Head (Fr. Dwight Longenecker) >> Playing the Blame Game
• Standing on  My Head (Fr. Dwight Longenecker) >> The Five Stages of Persecution
• The Deacon's Bench (Deacon Greg Kandra) >> Meriam Ibrahim to begin new life in the U.S.
• The Deacon's Bench (Deacon Greg Kandra) >> What we have come to: language blogger fired for writing about “homophones”
• The Imaginative Conservative (Bradley J. Birzer) >> Christopher Dawson: The Historian of the Twentieth Century
• Traditional Catholic Priest (Fr. Peter Carota) >> Rebellion Against God Is Only Rebellion Against One’s Own Nature
• Traditional Catholic Priest (Fr. Peter Carota) >> Critique Of Novus Ordo Catholic Mass By Dietrich Von Hildebrand
• Transalpine Redemptorists at Home >> To all who have faith in Jesus Christ
• Views From the Choir Loft >> "Convent Mass" For Two Sopranos — A. E. Tozer (1911)
• Word on Fire Blog >> The Book That Converted St. Ignatius of Loyola