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Laus Deo! Ad Orientem...again!

The New Liturgical Movement >> The Restoration of a High Altar -- and more importantly: Ad Orientem WDTPRS >> More ad orientem joy ! Thrown Back >> Restoring the Sacred at St. Stanislaus

Washington Coalition Against Assisted Suicide Website

A friend asked me to please link to the "No 1000 Assisted Suicide," an initiative of the Washington Coalition Against Assisted Suicide . The State of Washington is considering a law permitting "assisted suicide ." This site has ample news articles attacking this proposal and seeks donations to assist in the effort to defeat this law. Here is a link to those who are working FOR the Coalition Against Assisted Suicide . The effort is in great need of funding. If you are a blogger and find this link, please spread the word by placing a link on your blog. Assisted suicide is the antithesis of compassionate treatment. Only God has the power to give Life and to take it.

Evening Roundup - Friday, September 5th, 2008 - In the Path of "T.S. Hannah"

Transalpine Redemptorists at home >> The Pro Papa League (a new website promoting prayers for the Holy Father!) WDTPRS >> QUAERITUR: “novus ordo” vestments without orphreys for TLM Creative Minority Report >> Great New Video on the Nashville Dominican Sisters (from PBS yet!) Creative Minority Report >> Novak: "My Brain Tumor " (a moving story from Robert Novak, a recent convert...)

Afternoon Roundup - Friday, September 5th, 2008

AmericanPapist >> Archbishop Niederauer invites Pelosi to "a conversation" {updated} FIRST THINGS: On the Square >> The "Soul" of a Nation (Fr. Richard John Neuhaus) WDTPRS >> Washington wymynpryst worship worries Wuerl WDTPRS >> Bend, OR: Bp. Vasa - forceful statement about Pelosi’s persistent errors on life NCRCafe.org >> Benedict hopes to tap the 'creative minority' of French Catholics (John L. Allen, Jr.)

Catholic Review Online: How the Cafeteria Opened

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

Evening Roundup - Thursday, September 4th, 2008

AmericanPapist >> Eve of the 5th: All Eyes on Archbishop Niederauer Standing on My Head >> The View from London (Fr. Longenecker finds a gem of an article from the Times of London by Gerard Baker on Sarah Palin)

ePriest.com - A Resource for Catholic Priests

I received this link from ePriest.com today from Trinity Communications . It is a resource for priests done by Regnum Christi. Have a look!

Five Star Edition: Thursday, September 4th, 2008

www.Chiesa.com >> Transplants and Brain Death. "L'Osservatore Romano" Has Broken the Taboo (Sandro Magister) RORATE CAELI >> Leading Medjugorje priest falls under interdict The Hermeneutic of Continuity >> Spera in Deo new - TLM resource The New Liturgical Movement >> The continuing spread of the Benedictine of the Arrangement Altar WDTPRS >> QUAERITUR: Roman Canon "Memento" of the living FIRST THINGS: On the Square >> Grotesquerie and Grief: Abortion in Horror Media (Eve Tushnet)

Nine Star Edition - Wednesday, September 3rd, 2008

The Black Biretta >> Protecting the Flock The New Liturgical Movement >> The Carthusian Nun and the Use of the Maniple and Stole for Professions WDTPRS >> REVIEW: Charbel Vestments: hand embroidered and beautiful

Please Consider This...

Using my best Rod Serling voiceover ("The Twilight Zone"), perhaps this story has legs so as to put an end to this kind of story . It would make Liturgical sense, it would be an "end run," and it would be most dearly welcomed by the many . Just curious...