Daily Rome Shot 1125

I had to smile today at the Collect for the Feast of St. Joseph of Cupertino in the 1962MR.

Deus, qui ad unigenitum Filium tuum exaltatum a terra omnia trahere disposuisti: perfice propitius; ut meritis et exemplo seraphici Confessoris tui Iosephi supra terrenas omnes cupiditates elevati, ad eum pervenire mereamur:….

Fun.

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In churchy news,

Cardinal Burke has scored a new director for the beautiful Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe.   Don’t forget the NOVENA he invited us to make.  He did a video about it for me.  HERE  Also, it seems that the cardinal prefect in charge of appointing bishops has some problems.  HERE  Meanwhile the persecution continues.  The Arlington Latin Mass Society announced that they’ve been informed of another step in the pogrom.  The bishop has at three of the locations remaining cancelled one Sunday TLM per month to force them to attend the Novus Ordo in Latin… because the higher-ups think that’s the same.  A group of Carmelites in Texas has affiliated with the SSPX HERE.  There is a billboard campaign from a Catholic group which has invoked St. Michael to protect us along with a patriotic background and the iconic image of Pres. Trump with hand raised after he was shot in July.

Nice people! Great service!

UPDATE: The company CANCELLED the billboards!

I saw an interesting tweet the other day stating that the 1st attempt in the now-candidate Trump was on the anniversary of the 3rd Apparition at Fatima.  Also, there was a Catholic parish nearby with a statuary group of the Fatima apparition in line with the shooters position and the podium.  Then, on 8 Sept he made a comment about it being the Nativity of Mary. “Happy Birthday Mary!” the presidential candidate posted on his social media platform, alongside a photo of “Our Lady of Guadalupe.”  HERE The second thwarted attempt was on the Feast of Our Lady of Sorrows.   Whatever this all means, it is interesting!  I pray for his conversion.

In lighter fare, there’s this.

Okay, Popes can’t sentence people to Purgatory, but it is still funny.

In chessy news… HERE

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8 Comments

  1. White to move and mate in 2.

    NB: I’ll hold comments with solutions ’till the next day so there won’t be “spoilers” for others.

    In Budapest at the Olympiad, yesterday was a rest day. Hostilities recommenced today with Round 7. I have only a few more rounds to make either Chicken Paprikas or
    Pörkölt. I have the fixins for cucumber soup. My gulyas the other day was outstanding.

    Today USA plays Greece. I read about Greece the other day that they are on about the worst population replacement trajectory of any country anywhere. They are contracepting and aborting themselves out of existence. India v. China. That should be good.

  2. Gladiator says:

    And the 2nd attempt was on the feast of Our Lady of Sorrows

  3. Tony Pistilli says:

    Probably easy to get carried away here, but saw this morning Trump is visiting the National Shrine of Our Lady of Czestochowa in PA. At the very least he’s got someone who knows their stuff in his ear telling him how to appeal to Catholics.

    https://catholicvote.org/trump-to-visit-national-shrine-our-lady-of-czestochowa-pa/

  4. waalaw says:

    1. Q-c6
    If . . . . . . R×c6+
    2. B×c6# (discovered)
    If . . . . . . R- d6
    2. B-d7# (also discovered)
    Else
    2. Q-d7#

  5. amenamen says:

    Ha ha. Smile.

    Jesus was “lifted up from the earth.”
    Sometimes, St Joseph Cupertino was, too, almost like the Seraphim.
    Let us be lifted above evil desires.

  6. amenamen says:

    Rather, above all earthly desires

  7. Aquinas_the_Wise says:

    Is the first picture showing the Forum of Caesar?

  8. This is near the Theatre of Marcellus

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