Monthly Archives: June 2008

Here are a few very recent posts of interest: Bp. Trautman doesn’t think you are smart enough to understand the proposed new translation of Mass President Bush meets with Pope Benedict Excommunicated SSPX Bp. Williamson speaks Acton University: Day 1 … Read More →

Normally when the Pope meets a head of state, there is a special protocol to be followed.   The same goes for when the President meets with a head of state.  When Pope Benedict came to the USA, he received very … Read More →

This is in from ANSA in my translation: Ruini pre-announces his farewell to the Diocese [of Rome] He should be leaving governance of the diocese of Rome at the end of June CITTA’ DEL VATICANO, 12 June – The words … Read More →

This morning’s session of the annual Acton University sponsored by the Acton Institute in Grand Rapids, MI, (392 people participating from 51 countries).  People map out their own courses.  Today, I began with a presentation by Kishore Jayabalan, head of … Read More →

Over at our friends of Rorate there are excerpts of an interview with the ecommunicated SSPX Bp. Williamson. Rorate has quite a few excerpts, and you should go there to see them, but I want to lift and post some … Read More →

I saw in L’Osservatore Romano‘s daily edition in Italian that the Pont. Council for Laity has approved the statutes of the Neo-Catechumenal Way. In the past, the Neo-Cat Way has had some fairly serious liturgical aberrations as part and parcel … Read More →

I have been in conferences all morning and the Internet was down at my hotel. Thus, I am posting from my phone… again! The Acton University has been excellent. I will finish my post on the first day and start … Read More →

We are participating here in Grand Rapids, MI, at the annual meeting of the Acton University sponsored by the Acton Institute.   Some 392 people are here for the conference from, I am told, 51 countries.  Acton Institute is a very … Read More →

We went over 3 million visits, since I have been keeping stats that is, sometime today. Thanks to all of you for making this such an interesting and dynamic place. It depends on you for much of its good character … Read More →