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Category Archives: Liturgy Science Theatre 3000
The elation of a good confession humbly made
At The Catholic Thing there is a piece by Regis Martin about the Sacrament of Penance. When was the last time you went to confession? When was the last time you made that good and complete confession of all mortal sins … Continue reading
Solemn Mass Green Eye Candy
As Prez of the Tridentine Mass Society of the Diocese of Madison, I want to leave it all on the field. We are doing our best to SAVE THE WORLD, one Mass at a time. We want Holy Mass to … Continue reading
ASK FATHER: Can absolution be granted when no purpose of amendment exists?
Under another entry here a commentator asked: Can absolution be granted where no purpose of amendment exists? If granted, with no purpose of amendment, does it even ‘take’? No. And No. In normal circumstances, when there isn’t danger or some … Continue reading
ACTION ITEM! Pontifical Vestments Fund Raising UPDATED!
UPDATE: The fabric has been delivered, thanks to a clerical intermediary, to Gammarelli in Rome. On Monday I will send in the order, directions of what to do, and get back the estimate of costs. So… you need to step up now! … Continue reading
14 January: Happy Feast of the Ass!
Rev. Mr. Greg Kandra reminds us that today is the Feast of the Ass. Wikipedia HERE I wrote about this back in 2012 HERE There are medieval liturgical rites which ought to be revived… not just on this day but … Continue reading
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The knock on effect of small acts performed with love
At both the blog of my friend Fr. Jeffrey Keyes (Beauty Evangelizes … so true) and repeated at NLM there are photos of how the sister who sets up Father’s Mass vestments in the sacristy arranges the ties of the amice. … Continue reading
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ASK FATHER: “I was filling out a family liturgical calendar and got to thinking…”
From a reader… This doesn’t really apply to next year, but I was filling out a family liturgical calendar and got to thinking. My wife and I have recently started abstaining meat on Fridays. We were married on the Feast of the Dedication of … Continue reading
Magister: Comments on the state of the Curia
Some time ago I issued a serious rant. HERE I think you should take it to heart. From Sandro Magister: A Firing, a Demolition: Behold the New Curia The reform of the Vatican curia that Pope Francis is carrying out … Continue reading
