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The Mass of the Five Wounds
The Roman Rite today celebrates the Feast of the Sacred Heart, which is absent from any missal prior to the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries – including Sarum. However, the medieval devotion to the Five Wounds of Jesus celebrates in a … Continue reading
Monsignor Entwistle
It was predictable, but I think Rome has made an excellent choice in naming Fr Entwistle as Ordinary for Australia. See here for my source of information. We will be hearing a lot more soon. In the meantime, I extend … Continue reading
They’re really getting to work!
I am very encouraged. Canon Gray has just posted his June newsletter here. * * * My Dear Friends, One of the most striking features of the Queens Diamond Jubilee year has been the constant reference about her as a … Continue reading
Rebuilding the waste places
I had just about given up on the The Traditional Anglican Church (England) website, when I found Canon Gray’s new monthly letter informing us of work going on in England. There are some aspects that I find very positive. This letter … Continue reading
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Tagged Anglicanorum coetibus, Archbishop Hepworth, Continuing Anglicanism, Roman Catholicism, TAC
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Inclusive?
I recommend the new article by Jonathan Munn – Catholicism: Not a church for anyone. The issue of inclusiveness is actually linked in the minds of many on the bandwagon with homosexuality. No one who is reasonable doubts that it is … Continue reading
An article on the question of conservatism
Jonathan Munn, Lay Reader in the UK diocese of the Anglican Catholic Church has written a fine article – The Skeleton of Conservatism, Fleshly Liberality and Procrustean Polemics. I detect that he has been reading my writings and other things, … Continue reading
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Tagged Conservatism / Liberalism, Religious fanaticism, Religious pathology
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Your search terms
Here are some more interesting search terms since the end of May 2012. I have deleted the title of this blog or searches for its URL. old catholics – Of course, Old Catholicism means different things to different people. bishop … Continue reading
The Ninth Wave
This morning, I looked for some music by Delius and found his Sea Drift composed right in the midst of the Impressionist era. I am very fond of Walt Whitman’s poetry, especially the text he wrote that was set to … Continue reading
More ideas about jury-rigged Catholicism
Over the last few months, as I have been writing, I have been asking many questions and seeking the answer not in false certitude, but in a much deeper quest. I find the same malaise among many people in our … Continue reading
Sarum Ordo for June
June 2012 Date 1 Fri Ember Friday 2 Sat Ember Saturday 3 Sun Trinity Sunday. 4 Mon Augustine, Apostle of the English. Inferior Double. transferred 5 Tues Boniface & Companions, MM., Double Invit. 6 Wed Norbert, Bp & Conf. 7 … Continue reading
The Blue Flower 