Author Patrick Archbold
In the third century, when it seemed that the whole world had adopted the Arian heresy, one man, a bishop, defended, even unto exile, the true faith. So vigorous was his defense of the truth and so widespread was this… Continue Reading →
via Al Arabiya For the first time in history, Islamic prayers and readings from the Quran will be heard at the Vatican on Sunday, in a move by Pope Francis to usher in peace between Israelis and Palestinians. Francis issued… Continue Reading →
Over at the Register, I get to wondering about what the Novus Ordo would have looked like if the reform had taken place according to the documents of Vatican II? I think it is an interesting exercise. Please go check… Continue Reading →
Heh. I’m at the breaking point,” said Gretchen Gardner, an Austin artist who bought a 1930s bungalow in the Bouldin neighborhood just south of downtown in 1991 and has watched her property tax bill soar to $8,500 this year. “It’s… Continue Reading →
Amen and amen. Pope Francis on the family. “Families are the home Church where Jesus grows. He grows in the spouses’ love and in the children’s lives. For this reason, the enemy attacks the family so much. The devil does… Continue Reading →
In an interview, Fr. Joseph Breen of Nashville directly contradicts Church teaching and breaks his promises to multiple Bishops. In 2010, Fr. Joseph Breen posted a video to the internet in which he contradicted Church teaching on a number of… Continue Reading →
I went to Ascension Thursday mass at lunchtime today at parish near my workplace. The pastor there seems like a generally good guy and this story is not to pick on him, but I did find what happened kinda funny,… Continue Reading →
Sometimes you just have to laugh. A little gallows humor on the state of the liturgy. I am sure most of you remember Deacon Sandy and the Good Shepherd parish in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin. We documented several liturgical abuses and… Continue Reading →
My 5th grader saw ‘the video’ last week. They show this video to all 5th graders at the end of the year, boys and girls separate with different topics, of course. The video shows them some of the changes to… Continue Reading →