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Thanksgiving
Pope Francis has said: “Friar Junípero was one of the founding fathers of the United States.”
Cardinal Sarah Visits The Monastery of Solesmes
If you read French, you’ll understand these homilies.
Sonnen: “I’ve never seen such a fine work of art.”
Spot an ancient chasuble or rare picture of St. Wojtyła? Odds are it came from John Paul Sonnen.
Dr. Jennifer Donelson Conducting Seminarians
Kevin Allen’s beautiful “Domine, Non Sum Dignus” has also been sung for Vatican Masses.
“For Immediate Release” • Re: Society for Catholic Liturgy Conference in Los Angeles
Archbishop Gomez will still speak, but the venue for Saturday has changed.
Impressive Video — “Ad Orientem” Celebration
“Do it gradually, with proper catechesis, to avoid shocking the people.” —Most Rev’d Gracida
Photograph • Robert Cardinal Sarah “Ad Orientem”
“Dear Fathers, we should listen to the lament of God proclaimed by the prophet Jeremiah: «They have turned their back to me» (2:27). Let us turn again towards the Lord!”
The Vatican Has Already Responded To Cardinal Nichols Regarding “Ad Orientem”
“No preference is expressed in the liturgical legislation for either position.”
Cardinal Sarah “Reform of the Reform” (5 July 2016) • Full Address in French & English
Breathtaking statements from the Vatican’s chief liturgist who—while on retreat—goes 72 hours without food or water.
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Rev’d Fr. Adrian Fortescue (1874-1923)
At the time of his death, Fortescue was Professor of Church History at St. Edmund’s College, Ware—the oldest Catholic school in England.
“Savior of EWTN” According To Raymond Arroyo
“Karol Cardinal Wojtyla asked me hundreds of questions. We became friends. I have a cherished place for him in my heart.” —Bishop Gracida
Saint Nicholas — “Identity Theft”
Since we are getting closer to Christmas …
Gregorian Chant for All Saints (November 1st)
“Gaudeamus” is a wonderful Gregorian chant.