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The "sign of peace" during Mass in the Ordinary Form...
- I dread it as it approaches and think of ways to avoid it. (36%, 9,555 Votes)
- I tolerate it. (35%, 9,195 Votes)
- I hate it so much I won't go to Mass where it is done. (12%, 3,205 Votes)
- I like it and am happy to do it. (11%, 2,955 Votes)
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Should the Bishops of the USA have us return to obligatory meatless Fridays during the whole year and not just during Lent?
- Yes, and I think this is very important. (81%, 15,546 Votes)
- Yes, I guess so. (9%, 1,716 Votes)
- No, I hesitate about such a move. (5%, 900 Votes)
- No, this would be a really bad idea. (3%, 511 Votes)
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- What's penance? (1%, 152 Votes)
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Category Archives: On the road
Miracle Near 34th Street: My and your Christmas plans. WDTPRS POLL ALERT!
There is a POLL at the end! Where will you be for Christmas this year and at which Mass do you plan to assist? For Christmas this year, I will again be in New York City to celebrate the Miracle … Read More
The Bronx is up and the Battery’s down
I am heading back to the place where the people “ride in a hole in the ground”. No… but wait… that is what they do here in London. In any event, back to NYC.
Manhattan Sunday TLM and Mystic Monk Convivium
This coming Sunday is the last “green” Sunday after Pentecost. Can it be true? Advent begins the Sunday after. At Holy Innocents Church in Manhattan there will be a Mass at 10 am in the Traditional Roman Rite (37th Street … Read More
London: Going into Town
Yesterday I spent a glorious afternoon in the Victoria and Albert Museum in the galleries for the Medieval and Renaissance periods. If you haven’t been, do go. Today I believe I must go to the Tate Britain. I understand there … Read More
The Feeder Feed: Renaissance Siena edition
I was at the V and A today. The Sienese painter Bernardino Fungai (+c.1516) and his Virgin and Child with Two Saints gives us a nice Christological Goldfinch. I think this is a Renaissance variation of “I am as happy … Read More
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Tuesday: Going to London
For you Londoners or others who are around town today… finally it isn’t raining. I will meet a friend for lunch. Then probably wend my way across town to the British Library for the exhibit on the English language. I … Read More
Day in London
Chilly windy rainy… then just windy. Then rainy again. Having sent my article for the paper, I headed into town to meet the wonderfully persistent Anna Arco of the UK’s best Catholic weekly, The Catholic Herald, for lunch. This isn’t … Read More
Journey to the place of the Strong Shield
Sunday’s are, inter alia, good days for adventures. Having left Gotham and the nearby Flatiron, I went in search of the Strong Shield. I caught a redeye… For some countryside. A view from the train form King’s Cross Station to … Read More
On The Road: back in Manhattan… some views and news
I rose at oh dark hundred this morning, did my chores, and headed to the airport. Off through the LSD TUNNEL OF LIBERAL NEW AGE LOVE in the Detroit airport. Our approach into NYC. A great view of the park. … Read More
October Horse and Noble Horse, from Ancient Rome to Ancient China
I was reminded by roguecatholicism that today is the Idea of October and therefore the day for a different sort of Oktoberfest, the ancient Roman rite of the “October Horse”. Rite of the ‘October Horse’ — one of the many … Read More
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