It’s What We Do
Explaining how to handle death at so many funerals.
Articles
“The Church has been called to move on.” — GIA’s Worship IV Hymnal
What is the purpose of a Procession? Is this statement true?
Reason #6634 “Sing To The Lord” Was Not Submitted To Rome For Approval
Why should something invented in 1968 be “preferred” to the immemorial tradition of the Catholic Church?
Catholic Line Art, Black and White • Installment #46
I will be releasing hundreds of these B/W religious line art drawings for free and instant download. These beautiful Catholic “woodcuts” were done with magnificent skill. “Download Free Traditional Catholic Clipart”
Francis Clashes With Former Head Of Liturgical Institute
In my humble opinion, Pope Francis is spot on.
Impatiently Awaiting the Publication of the English Translation of von Hildebrand’s Aesthetics
Finally, English-speakers will able to read Hildebrand’s examination of the splendor of beauty.
Florida Priest Named Head Of USCCB Divine Worship Secretariat
Please note: It’s Fr. Michael J. Flynn … not Michael J. Fox! 🙂
Tallis Scholars Live
In Praise of A Polyphonic Credo
Mode 3 Antiphon for the party season
Translating English carols into Latin, always good for a laugh, especially where scarlet nosed deer are concerned.
Cardinal Burke Talks About The “Francis Effect” And Other Items
EWTN’s Raymond Arroyo asks questions of Raymond Cardinal Leo Burke.
Backyard Studies In Proportion
These were not Photoshopped !
Are You a Servant Leader?
Leadership and authority are two very different things. Some with authority do not command respect. A Servant Leader will usually earn the respect and trust of others. Do so, and you can change the world.
“Pius X Hymnal” (1953) by Ted Marier … free online!
Dr. Theodore Marier’s beautiful hymn book, the 1953 PIUS X HYMNAL, is now available online for free!
Video Interview • Msgr. Georg Ratzinger About His Brother, Pope Benedict XVI
Msgr. Georg Ratzinger talks about his vocation, his brother’s vocation, and many other things.
General and Particular Examen
Many saintly authors recommend a “particular and general examination of conscience,” but seldom explain what is meant by this, apparently because it used to be extremely well known.