Tag Archives: Liturgy
What It Really Means to Participate at Holy Mass
Almost without question, the biggest gaffe from the fallout of the Second Vatican Council — pastoral, not dogmatic — was the modernist push to confuse the faithful with the “re”-orientation of the word Participate. I put “re” in quotations because … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, Prayer, Religion, Theology
Tagged Catholic, Holy Mass, Liturgy, Mass, Participate, Pope, prayer, Second Vatican Council, Theology, Vatican II
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A Call to the Anglican Church
I am very passionate about preventing several points: Abortion Gay Marriage Modernism False ecumenism You will see me address these things over and over in this blog, because I believe in moral absolutes. But what makes me genuinely sad is … Continue reading
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Tagged Blessed Mother, Catholic, Catholic Life, Church, Hymn, Liturgy, Pope Benedict XVI, Pope Francis, prayer, Westminster Abbey
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Musings of a Michigan-Man 