Raymond Cardinal Leo Burke Interview
“The greatest sign of hope for me is the young people I meet who believe more than my generation and recognize how bankrupt our culture is and want the truth.” — Raymond Cardinal Leo Burke
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“The greatest sign of hope for me is the young people I meet who believe more than my generation and recognize how bankrupt our culture is and want the truth.” — Raymond Cardinal Leo Burke

“This is not to say that prayers in strophic form cannot be uttered with a prayerful mentality.” — Professor László Dobszay

… when people have to read the reviews to find out if they enjoyed the concert?

“I had a special relationship with Pope Paul VI that began with his election to the papacy.” — Bishop René H. Gracida

Mystery as Light

Here are nine images of the 2nd edition.

The Call of Matthew

We shouldn’t sing in Latin because it cuts people off. Except O Sanctissima, because everyone knows that one. And maybe Salve Regina. And Tantum Ergo we all know by now. And…

Here at Watershed, Bishop Sheen is one of our favorites.

At one time or another, all artists are tested in the same way that faith is tested. In this test—the infliction we will endure at one time or another—our faith is made stronger.

“Will you still love your girlfriend after she becomes your wife?”

After causing general apoplexy with last week’s post, I will endeavor today to add some nuances and respond to objections.

How disposition affects our receptivity of grace.

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”

If a choir sings the “Kyrie Eleison” in Greek, is it still considered a “Latin Mass?” Archbishop Bugnini disagrees.
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