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Morning Roundup - Feria After Ascension - Missa 'Exáudi, Dómine' - May 21st, 2010

Ars orandi >> An Image of Tradition: Perpetual Profession of Vows A Trail of Flowers >> Some rain Catholic Hour >> Virtue on the Mount Creative Minority Report >> Priest Questions Bishop Olmsted Creative Minority Report >> Is The Pope Rewriting History First Things >> Dwelling in the Possibilities of a “Win-Win ” (Elizabeth Scalia..."The Anchoress") First Thoughts >> USCCB Cuts Ties With LCCR (Meghan Duke) In Rebus >> Latin in Iron Man 2 . Mulier Fortis >> Tomato Soup Update... OSV Daily Take >> Pope Benedict: 'We are all pilgrims .' Standing on My Head >> On Earth as it is in Heaven SECRET HARBOUR >> The Heart of Jesus: Source of the Supernatural Life Whispers in the Loggia >> The Home Stretch Word on Fire >> Faith Seeks Understanding: Why Did God Create the World ?

Morning - First Sunday in Lent - Missa 'Invocabit Me' - February 21st, 2010

ADW Blog >> Temptation Station Just Ahead Ars orandi >> Collect of the Day: First Sunday of Lent A Trail of Flowers >> Christian virtue Insight Scoop >> Who Creates Anew? A Lenten Reflection Mulier Fortis >> Time For A Little Humor... (this is not just funny, it is profound!) Ordo recitandi >> First Sunday in Lent Transalpine Redemptorists at home >> First Sunday in Lent The Spiritual Exercises >> Total Praying Whispers in the Loggia >> "Electric City"... Eye-Popping Debt

Afternoon - Feria of Advent - December 14th, 2009

Anna Arco's Diary >> Wise Blood (1979) (Flannery O'Connor...a movie...wow!) A Priest Life >> Senate plays "Herod" for DC infants: Funds Planned Parenthood, UNFPA, Ditches Abstinence Ed A Trail of Flowers >> Take Heaven Insight Scoop >> "St. John of the Cross" by Fr. Thomas Dubay, S.M. Insight Scoop >> Fr. Larry Richards guests today on "Kresta in the Afternoon " Meeting Christ in the Liturgy >> S. John of the Cross: "who gave you this authority? ” Mulier Fortis >> "But... For Wales ...? " (Paul Scofield...St. Thomas More...'nuff said) New Liturgical Movement >> A Short Reflection on the O antiphons New Liturgical Movement >> Guadete Sunday and a Rorate Mass The Catholic Truth >> Rejoice Always...Are You Kidding ? Whispers in the Loggia >> In Minnesota, Mitre Monday Whispers in the Loggia >> Pope on the Crib: Tradition "Is Not Enough "

Seven Things I'd Like To See Happen...

Seven Things I'd Like To See Happen... Mac of Mulier Fortis has "tagged me" for a list of "Things I'd like to see... " She added this slight "nudge": Deo Volente, compiling lists of Traditional Latin Masses in Maryland, just in case he wants to have a go in between cutting and pasting Mass propers... though he probably won't. "What are the seven things that we, as Catholics, want or would like to see happen?" Okay, here is my list of Seven Things I'd like to see... : I am in agreement with Fr. Thomas Euteneuer, President of Human Life International . I would love to see the USCCB by " unanimous agreement " ask the U.S. faithful to recite the "Prayer to Saint Michael the Archangel" after every Sunday Mass for the cessation of abortion in the U.S. and around the world. The prayer cards are available on the HLI.org website . I am in agreement with Fr. John Corapi who has labeled abortion as "genocid

Mulier Fortis: "New Mass" Given The Once-Over...

Mac posts a great story from Seraphic Spouse that gives a step-by-step analysis of experiencing the Usus Antiquior . It is something that others have asked for. Please check her site today and also check out Seraphic Spouse . Also, thank the Lord for her rapid recovery from surgery!

Visitors ask..."What is it like to attend a Traditional Latin Mass?"

From time to time, I receive a comment asking, " why the Latin Mass? " or words to that effect. I have also been approached by those who simply ask, "What's it like?" How does one answer that? The blog, " Mulier Fortis ", has done all of us a favor by producing a helpful "pocket guide" that indicates/reveals the rather overt differences between the Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms. She called her post, " The Laywoman's Guide To The Usus Antiquior . " It should not be construed as applying only to women! I must say, it is remarkably helpful. I'd bookmark this one especially for those near a college campus who have been asked the questions I mentioned above. One might respond, "read Mac's post!"

Early Afternoon Roundup - Saturday, July 12th, 2008

The New Liturgical Movement >> The Reform of the Reform: Quo Vadis? (an excellent article by Shawn Tribe) WDTPRS >> NCRep: ‘No’ to women priests is definitive, Vatican consultor says (what part of "no!" don't you understand?) WDTPRS >> UK Bishops considering priest bloggers? (see below also) WDTPRS >> Pope Benedict: another re-innovation ? (Half-sleeve cassock alert) Mulier Fortis >> Bishops Contemplate A Bit of Blogger (Spike the stats on this link alert!)