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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”
“When you attend the Latin Mass, what you realize is, it doesn’t really matter how you feel that day, whether you feel happy or sad: you’re entering into something far greater than you.” — Fr. J. Patrick Hough, S.J.
To effectively defend the use of the liturgical languages of the Latin Rite in the rite’s mostly vernacular Ordinary-Form expressions, we must look to the Cross.
Here is Dom Gregory Murray’s “People’s Mass” in Latin. Somebody could take this, insert the new Translation, and make a lot of money. P.S. What’s it doing in Lapierre’s Holy Week?!!
And the Work of the Devil
For this reason, we must never say, “I cannot be bothered to spend half an hour studying the music for Sunday’s Mass.”
I am not a person who “gets emotional” very easily, but this meeting really touched my heart.
“I admire the courage and uprightness of Pope Benedict on the subject.”—Pope Francis
While speaking to his secretary, the Holy Father came down the hall and I greeted him with the traditional kissing of his ring, and we spoke for a little over a minute.
This beautiful PDF was created by Jim & Claire Ridley.
Jon Laird has kindly created a printable PDF Gospel Booklet for Passion (Palm) Sunday containing the Passion for Year C.
Some people say that today’s popular music is “more emotional” while traditional music is “less emotional.” In reality, emotions evoked in popular music are more crude and monotonous. Emotions elicited by the music of Palestrina, Bach, or Mozart, being more intellectual, are more profound and pure.
Free download of Communion Propers for the Easter Season, Year C
The Cub Scout motto and how we should always render our best work to God.
A free PDF download of this entire book is provided, courtesy of the St. Jean de Lalande Library of Rare Books.
