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Morning - St. Paul of the Cross, Confessor - Missa 'Christo Confixus' - April 28th, 2010

ADW Blog >> Angels Don’t Sing (Angels are pure spirit but can assume physical presence... that would be my answer) Catholic Hour >> Don't Get Mad, Get Holy ! Damian Thompson >> Did the Vatican let Benedict XVI take the rap for the child abuse scandal in order to protect the memory of John Paul II ? Domine da mihi hanc aquam >> Let's disobey God ! First Thoughts >> Were the Church Fathers Pacifists ? (Matthew Lee Anderson) Insight Scoop >> The Novelist and the Great Story | An Interview with Michael D. O'Brien Meeting Christ in the Liturgy >> Wednesday, Easter Wk 4: "I came into the world as light " New Liturgical Movement >> Dominican Antiphonal for Liturgia Horarum Updated New Liturgical Movement >> Gregorian Chant Network, Report from 2009 Standing on My Head >> Ghosts, Demons and Deliverance The hermeneutic of continuity >> Pontifical Mass - child's eye view The hermeneutic of cont

Afternoon Roundup - Friday, August 22nd, 2008

FIRST THINGS: On the Square >> Meeting God as an American (Fr. Richard John Neuhaus) LatinMassNetwork >> Feast of the Immaculate Heart of Mary RORATE CAELI >> Traditional Latin Mass Update in the Philippines St. Peter Canisius Apostolate >> Friday With the Church Fathers: Make Your Way by Faith The New Liturgical Movement >> "Benedictine" Altar Arrangement in Chile The New Liturgical Movement >> Support Sacred Music

To Ponder....Eschatology

Earlier today, a blog posited that other blogs stayed away from this subject as if it were "the third rail." As fools rush in where angels fear to tread, here is a reading list for your enlightenment which is by no means exhaustive. Amazon.com could provide a library for one to study: "Eschatology: Death and Eternal Life" (Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger) The Last Things: Judgment, Heaven, Hell, Purgatory (Fr. John Corapi, S.O.L.T.) Eschatology (William G. Most; EWTN, 1994) Life Everlasting (Reginald Garrigou-Lagrange; EWTN) The Church Fathers on Purgatory (Phil Porvaznik; Phatmass) Cathechism of the Catholic Church (Section 2, Article 7) Eschatological Fact and Fiction (Carl Olson) Hell & The Devil/ Eschatology (Last Things) (Coming Home Network)

Early Roundup - Friday, August 1st, 2008 - Feast of St. Alphonsus Liguori

WDTPRS >> CDW’s Archbp. Ranjith on Pope Benedict’s plan with the liturgy WDTPRS >> Catholic League response to U of Minnesota's support of publicly anti-Catholic bigot Faith & Family Live! >> Contracepted Priesthood ( this prior post, an EWTN Classic, may have relevance in this regard ) FIRST THINGS: On the Square >> Living Between the Now and the Not Yet (Fr. Richard John Neuhaus) St. Peter Canisius Apostolate >> Fridays With the Church Fathers: Beacons of Light

Late Afternoon Roundup: July 12th, 2008

Breviarum Romanum >> A new blog dedicated to the Roman Breviary (take the online poll!) Hat Tip: WDTPRS RORATE CAELI >> Anglo-Catholic leader: "There's quite a strong chance that we will join the Catholic Church" Standing on My Head >> Wot the English Do Best The Way of the Fathers >> Patrologia Graeca Update The Way of the Fathers >> Cata-Chism (new book on the Catacombs) The Way of the Fathers >> Perpetua Light (new book on Saints Perpetua and Felicity)

Thursday, May 22nd: Rocco and Amy

Whispers in the Loggia >> "Sing a New Song " (Rocco Palmo) Whispers in the Loggia >> What Makes a Bishop ? (Rocco Palmo) Charlotte Was Both >> Catching up with the Fathers (Amy Wellborn)

Catholic Answers: Library - Fathers Know Best

Catholic Answers is an apostolate that is a true gem . There's a free newsletter by Karl Keating, a superb apologist , Catholic Answers publishes "This Rock," a great Catholic magazine, and it has online Forums that are monitored for those with questions on the Faith. Catholic Answers relies on donations to support their mission; their mission is spelled out admirably . Please check to see what that mission is! Here is just one example of what they offer : a Catholic Library in which the "Fathers Know Best ." Have a question on the Faith? Check here first !

A treasure trove for information on all things Catholic

I have just added another item to the Blogroll and Favorite Websites to the right side. The site is New Advent . It is listed in menu as a Catholic Encyclopedia but it is far, far more . New Advent is a compilation of encyclopedia , the Summa Theologica , the Church Fathers , the Douay-Rheims Holy Bible (Challoner) and a Library . If you want to find out about the Council of Chalcedon, it is there . If you want to look up Good Friday, the Easter Vigil, a particular saint, Church history, whatever--it is here. This is a treasure trove and I find myself browsing on it from time to time. I just wanted you to know it is here.

New Advent: the Catholic Treasure Trove

Okay, so it's 3:44 AM and you can't sleep. So, what's to read? Suppose you have a hankering for " Dominicae Cenae " by Pope John Paul II? Or, perhaps it's been a while since you've perused " Humanum Genus " by Pope Leo XIII. The New Advent Catholic Library is an incredible resource . From Church Encyclicals to "quick questions" from This Rock magazine...it's all there. And, if you want to read the Summa , check out St. Catherine of Siena on the New Advent Encyclopedia or read some of the Church Fathers , the links are just along the right upper margin. Now, get some sleep. There's time to read in the morning...