in the Chapel of the Family Formation Centre - once the minor seminary of the Diocese, then school and now this.
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Tuesday, July 17, 2007
Diocese of Linz on fire
Pontifical Mass - ordinary form! Or should that be on hire - to modernism.
Bishop still has not sorted out chronic liturgical abuse in the Diocese. St Stephan's Church in Wels. Not only a stealth priestess, but invalid elements.
And the ultimate liturgical abuse- The Easy Chair Mass
And the Bon-Bon Mass- A St Valentine's Day Mass where they handed out sweeties
A stealth priestess surrenders to the modern world- the Bishop looks on.
Cross of Iron
Awaits candidates for the priesthood in the Seminary of Erfurt Diocese.
In Mainz, they are invited to come nearer to heaven in the advertising for the seminary- nearer to heresy more like given that Cardinal Lehmann was a pupil, research assistant and is an ardent disciple of Karl Rahner SJ
A typical product.
Advice to those called to the priesthood, find a traditional seminary.
Papal retreat
Vatican II undone
Pity it bears no relationship to what the Pope has actually been saying.
Vatican II cannot be undone, except perhaps during a time travelling episode of Star Trek. For better or worse, the Council was held and the documents published.
Pity it bears no relationship to what the Pope has actually been saying.
Vatican II cannot be undone, except perhaps during a time travelling episode of Star Trek. For better or worse, the Council was held and the documents published.
Mario Botta
Some think he is the worst architect of Churches in the world.
The Church of the Holy Face in Rome which even Cathcon thought would be better pulled down.
If you are visiting Malapressa Airport, you may want to give the chapel a miss.
You can have a psychedelic experience at the Church of St John the Baptist, Mongo
Never has a Church been so near to the heavens, but so far from God as at St Mary of the Angels, Ticino.
The Church of St Peter, Prince of the Apostles, entirely unworthy of his patronage.
Be careful not to die here, as your body could be taken to this funerary chapel
Church of Blessed Odorico, somewhere in Italy. Doesn't matter, no-one would make a special trip.
Blessed John XXIII Church
The Church of the Holy Face in Rome which even Cathcon thought would be better pulled down.
If you are visiting Malapressa Airport, you may want to give the chapel a miss.
You can have a psychedelic experience at the Church of St John the Baptist, Mongo
Never has a Church been so near to the heavens, but so far from God as at St Mary of the Angels, Ticino.
The Church of St Peter, Prince of the Apostles, entirely unworthy of his patronage.
Be careful not to die here, as your body could be taken to this funerary chapel
Church of Blessed Odorico, somewhere in Italy. Doesn't matter, no-one would make a special trip.Blessed John XXIII Church(dedication real but also satirical)
Inside! Time for a quick exit
The architect's crowning glory, the Cathedral of Evry
Inside! Time for a quick exit
The architect's crowning glory, the Cathedral of Evry
Bishop Tobin: Latin Mass reflects diversity of church
Great things will come from Providence!
PROVIDENCE – The Most Rev. Thomas J. Tobin, Bishop of the Diocese of Providence, offered the ,following statement relative to the expected announcement by the Holy Father, Pope Benedict XVI on the Latin Mass, which came last weekend.
“I welcome the statement of our Holy Father, Pope Benedict XVI that allows for the expanded use of the traditional Latin Mass in the Church. Although it is unlikely that the new provision will have much mmediate impact on our priests and parishioners, the provision for additional use of the traditional LatinMass may serve the pastoral needs of some of the faithful, and for that we are grateful.
The increased use of the Latin Mass is a legitimate reflection of the rich diversity of the liturgical
life of the Church.
“ It is also an opportunity to renew our commitment to the unity of the Church that is the foundation of our faith. As St. Paul reminds us, “There are different kinds of spiritual gifts but the same spirit; there are different forms of service, but the same Lord.” (I Cor 12:4-5)
“Our prayer is that the new provision for the Latin Mass will encourage all the people of God to
followthemandate of our Lord Jesus, “to worship the Father in the spirit and truth.” (Jn 4:23-24)
One parish in the Diocese of Providence,Holy Name of Jesus in Providence, offers a regularly scheduled Latin Mass on Sundays at 11 a.m.
Father Joseph D. Santos Jr., pastor of Holy Name of Jesus Parish, said the expanded use of the Latin rite does not drive a divisive wedge into the Catholic Church, as some have protested.
“I know that the reaction among the laity has been extremely positive,” he said.
PROVIDENCE – The Most Rev. Thomas J. Tobin, Bishop of the Diocese of Providence, offered the ,following statement relative to the expected announcement by the Holy Father, Pope Benedict XVI on the Latin Mass, which came last weekend.
“I welcome the statement of our Holy Father, Pope Benedict XVI that allows for the expanded use of the traditional Latin Mass in the Church. Although it is unlikely that the new provision will have much mmediate impact on our priests and parishioners, the provision for additional use of the traditional LatinMass may serve the pastoral needs of some of the faithful, and for that we are grateful.
The increased use of the Latin Mass is a legitimate reflection of the rich diversity of the liturgical
life of the Church.
“ It is also an opportunity to renew our commitment to the unity of the Church that is the foundation of our faith. As St. Paul reminds us, “There are different kinds of spiritual gifts but the same spirit; there are different forms of service, but the same Lord.” (I Cor 12:4-5)
“Our prayer is that the new provision for the Latin Mass will encourage all the people of God to
followthemandate of our Lord Jesus, “to worship the Father in the spirit and truth.” (Jn 4:23-24)
One parish in the Diocese of Providence,Holy Name of Jesus in Providence, offers a regularly scheduled Latin Mass on Sundays at 11 a.m.
Father Joseph D. Santos Jr., pastor of Holy Name of Jesus Parish, said the expanded use of the Latin rite does not drive a divisive wedge into the Catholic Church, as some have protested.
“I know that the reaction among the laity has been extremely positive,” he said.
Indult- final result of Cathcon poll
Theologically necessary, politically neccessary
168 68%
Theologically necessary, politically unneccessary
22 9%
Theologically unnecessary, politically neccessary
38 15%
Theologically unnecessary, politically unneccessary
19 8%
247 votes total
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