Traditional Latin Mass in Maryland

Standing on My Head >> No Country for Old Men (I largely agree with Fr. Longenecker and found this to be a deeply nihilistic movie. However, check the links in the first Comment. One of those links is listed below and has some interesting commentary.) First Principles (ISI Web Journal) >> No Country for Old Men : Demonic Evil and the Limits of Traditio n (by Carson Holloway) The Hermeneutic of Continuity >> Traditional Vocations Blog (Awesome links from Fr. Finigan!) The New Liturgical Movement >> Rorate, and the Genius of the Chant Tradition

Okay, here is a quick check on how to make the most out of this blog. Someone was looking for "TLM vocations blog." The Google search engine plopped them here, and away they went. If you look in the right menu , you'll find this title, " Traditional Vocations Blog ." Aha! So, I posted something on this blog at some point and when I do, I usually mention that I have added it to the right menu "Blogroll and Favorite Websites." As Paul Harvey would say, "that's the rest of the story!" Check out the Tradional Vocations Blog. It has a ton of good things including links to every conceivable Traditional religious order. If the original searcher had gone to the upper left where it says, "search" and entered "traditional" and "blog" , I bet the correct link would have shown up in the list of items returned ( like here !) We have everything on this blog someplace (or will eventually, Lord willing)... We eve...

The New Liturgical Movement Features Blogs for Vocations to Two Orders or Societies Promoting the Usus Antiquior (one is linked to my Blogroll) Fr. Zuhlsdorf celebrated a Missa Cantata at St. Benedict's Chapel in Norfolk, VA (he needs some photos to post, my friends!) Fr. Zuhlsdorf has some photos of BB-64, the USS Wisconsin from his trip Fr. Zuhlsdorf - Quaeritur : Going to SSPX chapel when you could go to legitimate chapel

A new blog called Traditional Vocations Blog is now linked to the Blogroll on the right menu . The blog concentrates on vocations to both men's and women's traditional Religious Orders . One recent post featured a link to Monasteries, for example . Have a look!