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Monthly Archives: October 2016
Fishwrap rots from the head down
I am sure that by now you have heard about how the anti-Catholic Clinton campaign’s anti-Catholic manager John Podesta helped foment dissent in the Church and revolt by establishing anti-Catholic, catholic organizations. HERE Undermine the Church as a moral force, push … Continue reading
Posted in SESSIUNCULA
Tagged dissent, Fishwrap, John Podesta, National Catholic Reporter, subversion
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Are you hurt, disoriented, frustrated about what’s going on in the Church? Wherein Fr. Z rants.
Two things struck me with special force today. Today I said the traditional Mass in the Duomo of Florence at the altar of St. Joseph, Patron of the Church, who protects the Church now just as he protected the Holy … Continue reading
NYC 16 & 18 Oct: Talks by Fr. John Hunwicke on great topics
It would be nice to be somewhere near New York City in order to be able to attend these great talks by my friend Fr. John Hunwicke, of the Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham. Most erudite?
Rome-Assisi – Day 4-5: Francis, Prayer and Exile
This is what is in the window of Gammarelli right now. You can tell that they are getting ready for a consistory. Off to Assisi. First stop, Santa Maria degli Angeli and a visit to the little Porziuncula church. \ … Continue reading
Posted in On the road, What Fr. Z is up to
Tagged Assisi, St. Clare of Assisi, St. Francis
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Feingold (D-WI): Hillary Might Issue Executive Order on Guns
Both the up-ticket and down-ticket races this election are important. For me, an overriding issue is appointments to the SCOTUS and judiciary. Next, and related to it, is to halt the erosion of our civil rights. One of the rights … Continue reading
Posted in Going Ballistic, Pò sì jiù, The Coming Storm, The future and our choices
Tagged 2nd amendment, confiscation, Feingold, guns, US Constitution
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An Archbishop speaks: “What should Catholics do when we vote in November?”
When Archbishop Samuel Aquila of Denver was a medical student, he had a couple harrowing run ins with abortion. He reflects on these dreadful experiences and applies them to how to choose how to vote in the presidential election. HERE … Continue reading
Rome Day 3-4: sculpture and spies
I’ve been struggling with moving photos around and with wifi, so posting is a little tricky at the moment. Anyway, some shots. A wide angle view of our lunch spot from yesterday. I had rabbit for my second, but here’s … Continue reading
The Anti-Catholicism of the Clinton Campaign
I can’t stand these people. From the UK’s best Catholic weekly: Clinton campaign chief helped start Catholic organisations to create ‘revolution’ in the Church John Podesta said: ‘We created Catholics in Alliance for the Common Good’ to help change the … Continue reading
Posted in The future and our choices, The Last Acceptable Prejudice
Tagged anti-catholic, Hilary Clinton, SCOTUS
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Reginald Foster’s 1st Latin book FINALLY out!
Nota bene, all you former Reggie students. At long last… after many delays… Fr. Reginald Foster’s Latin book is printed, released and shipping on 18 October! I’ve added it to my list. Ossa Latinitatis Sola ad Mentem Reginaldi Rationemque: The Mere … Continue reading
Day 2-3: books and beauty
A quick shot from yesterday evening as I headed to the Vatican Museum to meet the group for the private visit. One of the most important statues in the history of Western art. And another one. And then there’s this … Continue reading
Posted in On the road, What Fr. Z is up to
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