Sacrosanctum concilium – what we have done, what we have failed to do An address by Mgr Andrew Wadsworth to a study session of priests of Westminster Diocese. May 22, 2013.
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Sacrosanctum concilium – what we have done, what we have failed to do
2013-05-23 Vatican Radio (Vatican Radio) Pope Francis has invited Catholics around the world to pray on Friday especially for the Church in China.
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From a reader:While visiting my parents’ home (they are not Catholic; I am a convert), I was invited up to look at something on Mom’s prayer table. I forget what it was … but out of the corner of my eye, something white caught my eye.
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QUAERITUR: I found a Host at my mother’s house. Wherein Fr. Z rants a little.
Vatican City, 13 May 2013 (VIS) – This morning, Cardinal Secretary of State Tarcisio Bertone S.D.B., and Archbishop Angelo Becciu, substitute for General Affairs, presented the Holy Father with the 2013 edition of the “Annuario Pontificio” (Pontifical Yearbook, the Holy See’s annual directory), in the presence of the officials responsible for compiling and printing the volumes.
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I saw in WaPo that the homosexual Episcopalian ex-bishop of New Hampshire is telling Catholics what their doctrine and discipline should be.This serves as a follow-up to my post about Protestants who deign to determine for Catholics what ordination really is and what Mass really is. That is to say, when Protestant churches host a women-priest circus, they are either blatantly protesting the Catholic Church concerning her most sacred rites, or they are dictating to the Church what Catholics ought to believe.So much for ecumenism!Similarly, the openly homosexual Robinson takes it upon himself to tell Catholics what to do
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WaPo: Homosexual Episcopal bishop dictates to Catholics what we should believe
Don’t Jump Ship: Love Christ and the Church with Your Whole HeartBy Fr. Daniel E
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15 April 2013, 14:02 | Society-digest | | | Code for Blog | | 12 April 2013 The EconomistMETROPOLITAN Hilarion of Volokolamsk, a bishop of the Russian Orthodox Church, recently expressed hope that the new pope, Francis, will continue the policy of rapprochement with the Orthodox Church and will not support, what he calls the expansion of the Ukrainian Greek Catholics.
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Pope Francis has not fared too well since his election.
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Is the Papacy being manipulated by various dissident groups?
From an e-mail I sent today to one of my closest friends, who is concerned that I am causing unnecessary division by castigating fellow Catholics who turn a blind eye to antisemitism in the traditionalist community:I would like to ask you to prayerfully reflect upon your concern that I am being divisive.You had also expressed concern that I was being divisive when I criticized Christopher West. In that case, the issue over which I was criticizing fellow Catholics was their unwittingly falling into a way of thinking that is condoned by secular society, i.e
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As you you know, These Stone Walls is a finalist for the Catholic About.com Best Catholic Blog award, and we are grateful for your overwhelming support. This has been a bit surreal for me as the editor, because three of my daily blogs of obligation are finalists.
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We will update this post with various official statements by different Catholic organizations on the election of the new pope. __________________________ First, Holy Cross and Opus Dei: This is a moment of great joy for Catholics all over the world.
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Brompton Oratory are having Forty Hours for the Conclave. There Catholics are watching before the Lord, whilst the rest of us have joined with worlds media and turned into chimney watchers
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Browse > Home / Latest News Releases / QUINNIPIAC POLLSTERS MISLED THE PUBLIC – Catholic League QUINNIPIAC POLLSTERS MISLED THE PUBLICMarch 11, 2013 by admin Filed under Latest News ReleasesBill Donohue comments on how the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute misled the public on a serious issue:On March 8, I issued a news release on the findings of a new Quinnipiac survey of Catholics. In particular, I took aim at a subject that was the source of much media interest, namely the finding that Catholics support same-sex marriage by a margin of 54-38 percent.After observing that Catholics were asked 14 questions, with responses broken down on the basis of church attendance, I took note of the one exception: the poll did not disaggregate the data on the basis of church attendance regarding same-sex marriage
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Don’t miss this — it’s really good!Meanwhile: “What secret process?What can a pope change? More and less than you think.What would you do if you were pope?
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…Dagenais says her daughter reacted negatively during an exam in the religion class, where her response to a question was “F— all Catholics. I am gay, and God loves me.” The Catholic board handled the situation, which according to Mulligan, resulted in a three-day suspension.
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Papa B, we love thee Poll finds strong approval for Pope Benedict, Catholic traditionA woman prays in a pew at a Catholic shrine in Champion, Wis., in October. New data from the Pew Research Center shows many U.S
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For the next week or so, things are going to be horrible for Catholics. I almost envy the Cardinals their secluded Conclave – no outside information, no papers, no radio, no internet……Well,I did say almost…!The abdication of the Holy Father seems to have encouraged those opposed to Pope Benedict’s reforms to speak out
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Catholics around the world are watching the lead-up to the election of a new Pope. It will be a pivotal moment, as the movement for new openness meets the urgent need for tradition, conservation of values, and maintenance of all the authority of the office whose origins are with Peter 2000 years ago.
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