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Category Archives: Liturgy Science Theatre 3000
Your (Corpus Christi) Sunday Sermon Notes – POLL
Far and wide the celebration of the Feast of Corpus Christi, which properly fell last Thursday, has been transferred to this Sunday. Was there a good point made in the sermon you heard for your Mass of Sunday Obligation? Let us know. … Continue reading
Posted in Liturgy Science Theatre 3000, POLLS, Save The Liturgy - Save The World
Tagged Corpus Christi
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Pope Benedict XVI on Corpus Christi processions
In many places the Feast of Corpus Christi gets an “external celebration” on Sunday. It is wonderful to see the multiplication of Eucharistic processions especially with the growth of the Traditional Latin Mass. TLM began, processions generally followed. In 2008 … Continue reading
NCReg: In 2023 the Form of Absolution Will Change for US Catholics.
NCReg: The Prayer of Absolution Will Change for US Catholics in 2023. Here’s How […] The Catholic bishops of the United States in 2021 voted in favor of the new translation of the prayer, with 182 votes in favor, 6 … Continue reading
Posted in GO TO CONFESSION, Liturgy Science Theatre 3000
Tagged form of absolution, sacrament of penance
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What US Churches could look like. What would it take?
#Iraq On June 3, 2022. 172 of our children, 99 boys and 73 girls, received the first #HolyCommunion in #Baghdida #Qaraqosh The region that was heavily attacked by Isis militants a few years ago to exterminate Christians, scream out loud … Continue reading
Archd. of Chicago: bubbles
In Chicago, the Traditional Mass is being suppressed. No. The people who want the TLM are being suppressed: lots of large young families of committed Catholics, etc. But this… Dear @CardinalBCupich , They are at it again. Please help. pic.twitter.com/reOWZvvUkV — … Continue reading
Posted in Liturgy Science Theatre 3000, SESSIUNCULA, You must be joking!
Tagged Archd. Chicago
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Pentecost Tuesday: a reflection
Tuesday in the Octave of Pentecost. Another little ramble. The Octave has Roman Stations. As the last two days honored St. Peter at churches bearing his name, one would expect now that St. Paul, the Apostle to the Gentiles should … Continue reading
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Tagged Octave of Pentecost, Simon Magus
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Pentecost Monday: a reflection
I celebrated Mass in the afternoon, so my thoughts about the readings are coming together. Being away from home I don’t have so many resources and notes. I’ll just jot a few things down for you and if you find … Continue reading
ACTION ITEM! Must see brief VIDEO Alert! What was done to the Mass?
Part 2 of the trilogy Mass of Ages is out. I have some mixed feelings about this second part, to which I will perhaps give voice in the future. Keep in mind that I’ve been writing and commenting on these … Continue reading
Bishops with… wherewithal!… back up Archbp. Cordileone and can 915
UPDATE: Since I am traveling it is hard for me to update the list of bishops who have issued supportive statements about what Archbp. Cordileone did. Perhaps a reader or two might keep an eye and provide in the combox … Continue reading
