Traditional Latin Mass in Maryland

A Priest Life >> Pope calls for end to "homologous" priesthood ADW Blog >> Update on Washington Post Article: Solemn Latin Mass Still Scheduled but a New Celebrant is Sought Food for thought >> A "Peace" of Chicken (this is a new feature--please explore the site of this apostolate; Fr. Leo is a priest of the Archdiocese of Baltimore and a gourmet cook. Good luck finding "Old Bay" seasoning in some areas of the country!) Insight Scoop >> Contraception, deception, and retrospection New Liturgical Movement >> Exhibition of Recusant Chapel and Vestments of All Saints Wardour Castle OSV Daily Take >> On health care reform, the bishops got it right (Russell Shaw) Patrick Madrid >> I have a dear friend who was sexually molested by her father... SECRET HARBOUR >> The Prayer of Jesus on Earth The Anchoress >> The Great Prostration; Count Me In The Curt Jester >> Dietrich von Hildebrand Legac

A Priest Life >> Andrew M. Brown: “Why can’t the media treat the Pope fairly? ” Bill Petro >> History of User Interfaces: iPad, the 5th Generation In Rebus >> E pluribus Unum Insight Scoop >> "Christ's Easter is the supreme and insuperable act of God's power. " OSV Daily Take >> Magister decodes accusations against pope OSV Daily Take >> Confess contraception Priests for Life >> Death Has Been Conquered ! Secondhand Smoke >> HBO Kevorkian Movie–They Don’t Know Jack The Anchoress >> Popping in for Adoration; Te Deum !

A Priest Life >> Elements of Continuity ADW Blog >> Critical Keys for Catholic Catechesis: Discipline and Content Ars orandi >> Collect of the Day: Wednesday of the Second Week in Lent Catholic Spiritual Direction >> St. John of the Cross – Principles for Detachment Insight Scoop >> What Is Success For a Priest ? Meeting Christ in the Liturgy >> S. Katharine Drexel: "I stood before you to speak in their behalf " New Liturgical Movement >> Stational Churches of Lent: Wednesday after the Second Sunday in Lent Opus Dei News >> Letter from the Prelate (March 2010) Reflections of a Paralytic >> TOB Tuesday: Lent Standing on My Head >> Contraception and the Vocations Crisis The Catholic Medical Student >> Bishops Say "Pelosi Is Wrong " The Divine Life >> First African-American priest considered for sainthood The Spiritual Exercises >> XII. The Prodigal Son: Discovering Mercy Vultus Ch

Breviarium Romanum >> Pange Lingua Gloriosi (YouTube) Breviarium Romanum >> Feria IV post Dominica Passionis: "Oves meae * vocem meam audiunt: et ego Dominus agnosco eas." www.Chiesa.com (Sandro Magister) >> The Patriarch of Venice Has a Dream: A "Mestizaje" of Civilizations FIRST THINGS: On the Square >> The Myth of the Contraceptive Compromise (Cathy and Austin Ruse) FIRST THINGS: On the Square >> For Those Who Desperately Need Organ Donations (Michael Novak) Meeting Christ in the Liturgy >> "We will not serve your god" OSV Daily Take >> Notre Dame repeats U.S. Church's 'reprehensible' error? The Catholic Thing >> «Notre Dame Commencement, 2010» (Mary Eberstadt) The New Liturgical Movement >> American Gradual Update The Recovering Choir Director >> A Simple Gradual for Mass (Lent B) / Un Graduale Simple Para la Misa (Cuaresma B)

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

Creative Minority Report >> White House Says Contraception May Be Abortion (this should get very interesting...) WDTPRS >> WYD is underway - videos WDTPRS >> NLM reports about a good book coming out in English AmericanPapist >> Report: "Major U.S. city officially condemns Catholic Church "

Some messages are classics. Rev. Paul V. Mankowski, S.J., Professor of Biblical Studies at the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome, published this article in the Spring 1993 issue of "Faith & Reason" . It is now in the EWTN Library and it still resonates with profound truth. [...] Suppose for a moment that a Catholic comes to believe that the teaching Church is wrong in condemning contraception but right about everything else. How does he judge the Church wrong in the one case? As we have seen, by reference to some standard that is more reliable than the Church. But how does he judge the Church to be right in the other million-and-one instances? Obviously, only in virtue of the same standard by which he found her defective. It is absurd, not to say insane, to claim that one obeys, or is faithful to, the Church in those areas in which he happens to agree with her because "happens to agree" is the operative phrase. If my pocket calculator has prove