Tag Archives: Tradition
Unam Sanctam Catholicam: A Brief History of Latin in the Catholic Church
The gist of this post comes from a series of remarks that I heard in some interviews about the Chartres Pilgrimage this summer. One really struck me, and has stayed on my mind for a few days now. Michael Matt, … Continue reading
The Crisis of the Society of St. Pius X
This blog has devoted several posts to speaking about the crisis in which the Society of St. Pius X finds itself. This crisis is one that is difficult to believe, and hard to accept. This crisis is a crisis that … Continue reading
A Short Memoir-Article that I HIGHLY Recommend (Link Included)
To anyone who loves the Catholic culture. To anyone who misses the devotion to the Eucharist, the reverence of the Mass, the honor of being Catholic. To anyone who loves a good memoir. To anyone who feels a sense of … Continue reading
TOMORROW, Wednesday, Dec. 16, 2015 – Ember Wednesday
Just a quick reminder that tomorrow, Wednesday, Dec. 16, 2015, is Ember Wednesday of Advent Ember Week. For those less familiar with this traditional observation of fast, here is some information below. From the Catholic Encyclopedia: Ember days (corruption from … Continue reading
More Clerical Modernism
A tip of the hat to Rorate-Caeli for notifying us of this debate… What follows is a (long) debate over Religious Liberty and the Second Vatican Council. Fr. Martin Rhonheim, Opus Dei, takes the position of Doctrinal change (he … Continue reading
Musings of a Michigan-Man 