Monthly Archives: January 2008

Good news from Hawaii

You know I don’t mean the outcome of the game with Georgia, I think. Read this good piece in the Hawaii Catholic Herald with my emphases and comments. Bishop, vicar general, others learning Latin Mass By Patrick Downes | Hawaii Catholic … Read More

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Good news from St. Louis

I received this nice note by e-mail from Fr. Gregory Lockwood (edited): Greetings from the Archdiocese of Saint Louis; [THERE WERE PHOTOS… but embedded in the e-mail and too time consuming for me to edit and then upload to my … Read More

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At the Sabine Farm

There’s a certain slant of light,On winter afternoons,That oppresses, like the weightOf cathedral tunes. Heavenly hurt it gives us;We can find no scar,But internal differenceWhere the meanings are. None may teach it anything,‘Tis the seal, despair,-An imperial afflictionSent us of … Read More

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I have nightmares like this

Vincenzo is up to his old tricks again, with some flotsam from The Crescat. O Lord…. …  I have nightmares like this.   

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PODCAzT 48: Athanasius on Mary and Christ; Gamber, Schuler and turned around altars

In this first PODCAzT of a new year of salvation, and the first in a long time, we hear from that lion of bishops, St. Athanasius (+373), about the Blessed Virgin and the true humanity of Christ.  We talk about … Read More

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The Pope, the Jesuits, the Gesù, and the Te Deum

I am musing about something. Usually the singing of the solemn Te Deum at the end of the year on 31 December was executed at the great Jesuit church the Gesù, in the centro. The Pope would go to the … Read More

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