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Late Afternoon - St. Elizabeth of Portugal - July 8th, 2009

American Papist >> Video: Canadian Prime Minister pockets consecrated host! The Anchoress >> Summer Reading Lists for 2009 The Foundry >> We're Not Laughing The Foundry >> North Korea May Be Behind Cyber Attack on US and South Korea The Hermeneutic of Continuity >> Ecclesia Dei reshuffle Traditional Latin Mass Propers in English >> Some News for us who love the Traditional Latin Mass: The New Ecclesia Dei (Robert Moynihan) WDTPRS >> John L. Allen of NCR on the restructuring of the PCED

Afternoon Roundup - Friday, February 6th, 2009

NCRCafe.org >> Transparency: The watchword in the Catholic world this week (John L. Allen, Jr.) RORATE CAELI >> Decree of the Archdiocese of Manila regarding the Missal of 1962 RORATE CAELI >> News agencies: SSPX expels Father Abrahamowicz RORATE CAELI >> The turning tide: The Bishops of Poland congratulate the Pope The New Liturgical Movement >> New (and free) propers online from Fr. Columba Kelly

Saint John Bosco - Saturday, January 31st, 2009

RORATE CAELI >> Nel mare ora regna una grande calma (Saint John Bosco's "Dream of the Two Columns") The New Liturgical Movement >> The Sacred Liturgy: The First School of Faith The New Liturgical Movement >> Nicola Bux and Salvatore Vitiello on the Revocation of the SSPX Excommunication: an Act of Real Ecumenism WDTPRS >> EWTN picks up the ball on the CatholicVote.org pro-life ad WDTPRS >> John Allen’s take on the SSPX excommunications WDTPRS >> Vatican to Visit U.S. Women Religious Institutes Whispers in the Loggia >> First, the Seminaries... Now, the Convents: The Visitation Returns

Afternoon Roundup - Friday, January 30th, 2009

NCRCafe.org >> The Lefebvrite case: What was the Vatican thinking ? (John L. Allen, Jr.) RORATE CAELI >> Note The New Liturgical Movement >> Tridentine TV (added to the Blogroll and Favorites!) WDTPRS >> The Tablet on Rome and the SSPX - revealing their true fears WDTPRS >> S. African Jesuit argues against the new liturgical translation WDTPRS >> Need another reason to reconcile the TAC and SSPX?

Afternoon Roundup - Friday, November 28th, 2008

RORATE CAELI >> A new friend of the Traditional Mass in the French hierarchy NCRCafe.org >> Benedict on interreligious dialogue: How religions talk with each other (John L. Allen, Jr.) The Hermeneutic of Continuity >> A cautionary video Standing on My Head >> Fr Elijah and End Times WDTPRS >> "What's wrong with this picture? " WDTPRS >> Rose for the coming Advent

Early Roundup - Friday, November 21st, 2008 - Feast of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary

FIRST THINGS: On the Square >> The Deadly Convenience of Christianity Without Culture (Fr. Richard John Neuhaus is in our prayers) In the Light of the Law >> Copernicus: Motor terrae, solisque Stator In the Light of the Law >> "Same-sex marriage" in medieval canon law NCRCafe.org >> The context of Cardinal Stafford's stark language (John L. Allen, Jr.)

NCR Cafe.org: Postmortem of the bishops' meeting; U.S. relations with the Holy See

I was not able to watch much of the USCCB Conference but do respect the opinion of John L. Allen, Jr. Here is his "postmortem" on the Plenary Meeting . It will be interesting to watch to what degree Archbishop Burke (soon to be Cardinal Burke, I pray) has on this situation with his increasing influence in Rome. To say that he knows the situation in the U.S. in detail is an understatement.

NCR Cafe.org: Remembering Paul VI, the superhuman pope

John L. Allen, Jr. in his weekly column "All Things Catholic" does a wonderful essay on Pope Paul VI . Here is a snippet from his column: "Bit by bit," Benedict said, "as our view of the past expands and our understanding deepens, the merit of Paul VI in presiding over the council, leading it happily to its conclusion, and then governing the turbulent post-conciliar phase, appears ever greater -- indeed, I would say, almost superhuman." Thus RAI, the Italian national TV network, may have its title: Paolo VI: Il papa sovrumano ("Paul VI, The Superhuman Pope.") The term seems a fitting act of justice on behalf of Paul VI, who began to be enveloped in neglect almost from the moment of his death. Consider that when John Paul II died, The New York Times devoted a special section to the pope, including an obituary of some 13,500 words; when Paul VI died, his passing merited a lone obit of scarcely more than 1,000 words, which began by characteri...

Noon Roundup - Friday, August 1st, 2008

WDTPRS >> Benedict XVI and WYD: pastoral v. intellectual - a look back NCR Cafe.org >> Benedict's vacation spot is significant in his history (John L. Allen, Jr.'s weekly column) The Recovering Choir Director >> Personal Juventutem, WYD and Australia 2008 highlights

Early Roundup - Tuesday, July 29th, 2008 - Feast of St. Martha

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