Month September 2007
Progressives Turn Back the Clock—Everything old is new again. Progressives are doomed to repeat the worst mistakes of the past. Extraordinary Form for Extraordinary Parish——The Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite comes to Long Island courtesy of Summorum Pontificum and… Continue Reading →
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat…no other description can do justice.
In reading about the political landscape this election cycle I am repeatedly confronted by the word “progressive.” It seems to apply mostly to the extreme liberals. The “progressive” vote is evidently up for grabs with Barack Obama, John Edwards, and… Continue Reading →
With little fanfare or theatrics, the Pope’s motu proprio is opening doors. St. Matthew’s Roman Catholic Church in Dix Hills, NY was founded in 1965 with the Parish building completed in 1968. The church was built at the height of… Continue Reading →
Priests Turn Their Back on the People, Says Critics——What about all the other professions that turn their back to the people? Good Reporting is Possible——Secular reporter shows that it can be done. A well balanced and interesting report. Rock Star… Continue Reading →
I’m getting a little tired of all the criticisms in the press of Summorum Pontificum and the liberalization of the Latin Mass. I love most how critics never fail to mention that the “priest has his back to the people.”… Continue Reading →
There is a very interesting article in the Denver Post about Phil Webb. Webb, a husband and father, is a former Episcopalian priest who is now considering ordination to the priesthood under the pastoral provision. This article struck me in… Continue Reading →
Rock Star Pope——Woodstock like event calls for peace, love, and Pope. Jindal Doing Well Despite Anti-Catholic Ads——Attack ad backfires. Bishop Lucas Of Springfield Il Responds to the Motu Proprio——Another ‘wide and generous’ response to the Motu Proprio. Breaking News: Catholics… Continue Reading →
Thousands stood there listening to the man on stage. They were all rain-drenched but they showed up anyway like a Woodstock in the mountains of Europe. The man stood up in front of thousands and told them to love each… Continue Reading →
There is a really interesting piece on Bobby Jindal, the Republican running for Governor of Louisiana, in the Wall Street Journal. Jindal, raised in his parents’ Hindu faith, is a convert to Catholicism. Although southern Louisiana, with its French and… Continue Reading →