Author Patrick Archbold
Whatever happened to the declarative sentence?
The Holy See has issued a clarification aimed at all those house of formation who tried to argue that somehow the 2005 Instruction that said No Homosexuals in the Seminary did not actually mean No Homosexuals in the Seminary. The… Continue Reading →
The Most Reverend Mark Coleridge, Archbishop of the Diocese of Canberra and Goulburn in Australia has written a fascinating letter about the liturgy. The Archbishop is one of the people in charge of the new translations of the missal and… Continue Reading →
Priest Invents Technology For Better Liturgy—Cures Phil Donahue-itis Obama The Christian (When Convenient)—Obama takes pandering to a whole new level. Attorney Calls Pope to Testify on Sex Abuse—Frivolous does not begin to describe this lunacy. Vatican: It’s OK to Believe… Continue Reading →
Presidential candidate Barack Obama, while campaigning in West Virginia this past week, was seen wearing a flag lapel pin. It had been noticed previously that Obama did not wear a lapel pin. He had derided the notation of the lack… Continue Reading →
Vatican: It’s OK to Believe in Aliens—Mulder, Scully, and Pope Benedict? Right to Life For Plants, Not People—I’m giving up. The world has gone mad. Mad, I tell you! Haugen Locuta Est – Causa Finita Est—Marty Haugen responds and closes… Continue Reading →
In a strange and well … strange email to Jeff Miller (the Curt Jester), Marty Haugen has voiced his displeasure over the criticism he has received. Primarily, Haugen is writing in his defense after oft being accused of single-handedly destroying… Continue Reading →
The best evidence yet that the drumbeat against public support of pro-abortion Catholic pols at Catholic institutions is having an effect appears in the Boston Globe of all places. The Globe tells us how the personally opposed prevaricators are just… Continue Reading →
Some months back we wrote about the quest for unity of the Traditional Anglican Communion (TAC). The TAC is a breakaway group of orthodox Anglicans seeking full, corporate, and sacramental union with the See of Rome. Essentially, they wished to… Continue Reading →
What Traditional Anglicans Wrote To Rome—The contents of the letter seeking full, corporate, and sacramental union with the See of Rome. Maybe Clericalism Wasn’t So Bad—I am beginning to think that Maureen Martin might be a long lost sister of… Continue Reading →