Traditional Latin Mass in Maryland

A Priest Life >> 1993 Conference for 25th Anniversary of Humanae Vitae: Together in the cause for Human Life A Trail of Flowers >> The path of petals Catholic Spiritual Direction >> The Joy of Full Surrender – Abandonment to Divine Providence First Thoughts >> In Defense of Human Exceptionalism The Curt Jester >> "President Obama's statement on Supreme Court's historic abortion decision " The Divine Life >> From the March WDTPRS >> Pope Benedict invites priests to give a ’soul’ to the fabric of the ‘Web’

ADW Blog >> The Wisdom of Humanae Vitae: Time Has Proved Where Wisdom Lay A Trail of Flowers >> Tota pulchra es Maria: The Feast of the Immaculate Conception FIRST THINGS: On the Square >> The “European Street” on Minarets (David P. Goldman) Insight Scoop >> Immaculate Mary, Matchless in Grace Meeting Christ in the Liturgy >> Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception: “Hail, full of grace! " New Liturgical Movement >> Ambrosian Chant RORATE CÆLI >> News from the FSSP Parish in Rome RORATE CÆLI >> On the loss of Latin -- and bringing it back Shouts in the Piazza >> New Archbishop of Birmingham The Catholic Thing >> The Immaculate Conception (James V. Schall, S.J.) The Recovering Choir Director >> Second Sunday of Advent, Year C The League of Bearded Catholics >> Chesterton and Christmas WDTPRS >> Nooo… Liberation Theology isn’t “okay” now . WDTPRS >> Calgary Communion Controversy Conclud

www.Chiesa.com (Sandro Magister) >> "According to the Scriptures." How to Read the Most Widely Read Book in the World Seminarians for Life >> The Humanae vitae Prophecies The Anchoress >> Souter will scooter…(round-up) The Catholic Thing >> "Full of himself " (Fr. James Schall) The Recovering Choir Director >> SMTV Vol. II, No. 5.1. - Caelitum Joseph (Gregorian chant) Traditional Latin Mass Propers in English >> Saint Joseph the Workman WDTPRS >> Dere go da judge... WDTPRS >> W. Hollywood - 1 May - TLM (St. Victor's, 8 PM) WDTPRS >> Annotated timeline of Notre Dame’s downward slide Whispers in the Loggia >> Survey says...

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H. E. Archbishop Edwin O'Brien in his column, Thoughts on Our Church , continues his series discussing the backdrop to Humanae Vitae . His latest column documents the period of discussion and then the publication of the encyclical by Pope Paul VI: 5. On June 28, 1968, Pope Paul issued “Humanae Vitae,” acknowledging the commission’s recommendations and thanking them for their efforts, while insisting that nothing could relieve him as supreme teacher of the Church from the duty of making the final decision. After no little thought and prayer, the Pope came to the conclusion that the Church’s long-standing tradition was, in fact, true to both the laws of God and to the nature of human love: “It is necessary that each conjugal act remain ordained in itself to the procreation of human life.” 6. Even before receiving the text of the encyclical, 10 faculty members of The Catholic University of America circulated a “Statement of Dissent” which overnight gained signatures of 72 other Cath

Last week, H.E. Archbishop Edwin O'Brien posted a column in " Thoughts on Our Church " entitled "Shall We Dance ." One poignant segment stated: Most in our culture, including Catholics, see laws as threatening their freedom, limiting rightful options, interfering with their privacy. No dancing in the street here! Our theology, on the other hand, sees man wounded by sin and in need of salvation. Divine help comes to us in Christ through the law that guides us and the grace that sustains us. This week, Archbishop O'Brien, after citing the previous column on the role that law plays in our lives, discusses Humanae Vitae and its implications for today in a column entitled, "Work Ardently and Incessantly ." He writes, And there is more. The dissent which followed Humanae Vitae has itself spawned a generation of Catholic thinkers and theologians who have claimed that not only was the Church wrong about the Pill, it is wrong about sterilization, wro

HV ex-priest protester from 1968 comes around (Fr. Thomas Euteneuer reported this moving story) Call and Response (Thoughts on the TLM at the Merton College, Oxford) Walney Thoughts on the Merton Conference (More detailed summary of the Conference at Merton)

This is one I should have seen coming! And now, the didacticism must be brought in. Latin as a language underwent development as in any other language. The Church uses a pronunciation called "Ecclesiastical Latin." Many of the courses taught to young people reading Caesar and Virgil were taught the "Classical Latin" pronunciation. Here are two great sites to check Latin pronunciation. The first is focused on pronouncing Ecclesiastical Latin--Church Latin . This site has a nice listing of Latin prayers including more basic prayers such as the Pater Noster (Our Father) . The pronunciation would utilize that taught by the Church and used in the Mass. This site is the National Shrine of the Franciscans in San Francisco and does a splendid job in differentiating "ecclesiastical Latin" pronunciation from "classical Latin ." So, what does this have to do with " humanae vitae ?" The Church pronounces the phrase using the "eccl

The New Liturgical Movement >> DVD of a Solemn Mass in the Dominican Rite The Hermeneutic of Continuity >> Some pics and news from Merton Faith & Family Live! >> 40 Years of Humanae Vitae

AmericanPapist >> Unearthed Vatican Letter to Bishops Emphasizes Choice of Defiance (that also brings this retrospection by Cardinal Stafford into the fore once again ) AmericanPapist >> Text: Excerpt of Vatican's communique to ex-bishop Lugo Update : Here is a link to the "unearthed letter" mentioned by Thomas Peters above . It is startling to say the least.

WDTPRS >> NYT - John L Allen's op-ed on Humanae vitae WDTPRS >> Oshkosh & Appleton, WI - regular TLMs FIRST THINGS: On the Square >> Atheism and Evil (Michael Novak) FIRST THINGS: On the Square >> When Mother Comes Home (Frederica Mathewes-Green) The New Liturgical Movement >> Sights from Merton College, Oxford Standing on My Head >> Waffle House

WDTPRS >> The NCR dissents from Humanae vitae, the Church’s moral teaching (This is a very disturbing report ...) WDTPRS >> Quincy, IL: TLM parish to be established (In case you wondered, this is the home page of the F.S.S.P. and here are the Apostolates within the U.S. )

Catholic Citizens of Illinois has a very nice summation of the recent Convocation of the Confraternity of Catholic Clergy held in Baltimore . In addition to summarizing the six unanimous resolutions posted on the Confraternity's website , the CatholicCitizens.org site adds a note of background from the meeting itself posted on the Christian Newswire. It is worth reading !

AmericanPapist >> Humanae Vitae 40th Anniversary Post FIRST THINGS: On the Square >> The Anniversary of Humanae Vitae (Joseph Bottum) The Hermeneutic of Continuity >> Ironia pós-conciliar The New Liturgical Movement >> Fœderatio Internationalis Juventutem - Report following WYD WDTPRS >> LA STAMPA: Hans KÜNG on Pres. Bush and Pope Benedict XVI

Faith & Family Live >> Humanae Vitae: Lasting Truth The Hermeneutic of Continuity >> Genuine Ecumenism The Hermeneutic of Continuity >> Sunday High Mass (video montage) WDTPRS >> Liverpool: bad TLM news ( Please read the last line of this post carefully; it may prove most helpful to many . ) WDTPRS >> Let's all pitch in and buy the Pope more ermine

AmericanPapist >> On leaving Mass right after Communion AmericanPapist >> Confraternity of Catholic Clergy defends Humanae Vitae on its 40th Anniversary The Black Biretta >> News Bytes: Clash of Opinions on Humanae Vitae (NB: Fr. John Trigilio who posts the blog, The Black Biretta , is President of the Confraternity of Catholic Clergy) www.Chiesa : Focus >> From the "New World" Symphony of Benedict XVI. An Anthology (Sandro Magister) FIRST THINGS: On the Square >> Christopher Nolan's Achievement: The Dark Knight (Thomas S. Hibbs) The New Liturgical Movement >> More from the recent ICRSS Ordinations The Way of the Fathers >> Virtual Bible (namely, the Codex Sinaiticus) Traditional Latin Mass Propers in English >> Saint Mary Magdalen

WDTPRS >> The Pope's WYD vestment - wonderful! AmericanPapist >> Tip: Resources for preaching/teaching Humanae Vitae Charlotte was Both >> WYD Update FIRST THINGS: On the Square >> Babylon, Then and Now (Fr. Richard John Neuhaus) Standing on My Head >> Biblical Criticism Standing on My Head >> Kitty Stands Up for Tradition ! Traditional Latin Mass Propers in English >> Saint Camillus of Lellis, Confessor

The New Liturgical Movement >> What Cardinal Castrillon Hoyos Said about the Usus Antiquior's Presence in Parishes Charlotte was Both >> Joy to My Youth Charlotte was Both >> Our new favorite word AmericanPapist >> Save the Date: Humanae Vitae Today (Sep. 20) --Sacred Heart Major Seminary

RORATE CAELI >> Will the Pope celebrate a Traditional Mass? Don Guido answers it - or maybe not RORATE CAELI >> "The Truth of Humanae Vitae does not change" The New Liturgical Movement >> More Exploration of Re-Enchanting the Parish Sanctuary (Shawn Tribe)

The Black Biretta: Catholic Clergy to honor Humanae Vitae's 40th at Annual Gathering. Father John Trigilio , President of the Confraternity of Catholic Clergy , has posted an important announcement on Holy Thursday , the "birthday" of both the Priesthood and of the Holy Eucharist. As the post states, the Convocation is special this year for several reasons shown below: THIS YEAR MARKS THE BICENTENNIAL OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF BALTIMORE and the 40th ANNIVERSARY OF HUMANAE VITAE tentative invited speakers include: Archbishop Edmund O'Brien archbishop of Baltimore Fr. Thomas J. Euteneuer President, Human Life International Fr. Frank Pavone National Director, Priests for Life Dr. Janet Smith Chair of Life Ethics, Professor of Moral Theology Sacred heart seminary, Detroit, MI Dr. Alveda King Director of African American Outreach for Gospel of Life niece of Dr. Martin Luther King The event is scheduled for July 14 to 17th, 20