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Daily Archives: 30 April 2011
Hat Tip: Will and Kate
Imagine my surprise when the WordPress site stat page informed me that yesterday was the most popular day yet for Catholic Sensibility. Even beating my shoutout from Andrew Sullivan and my criticism of Miley Cyrus baring her back for Annie … Continue reading
Posted in Liturgy, Rite of Marriage, The Blogosphere
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Four Reasons Why Altars “Turned Around” and Why They Should Stay That Way
In sorting through old files, I ran across an article I penned for a conservative publication that was ultimately rejected. These days the conservatives seem to have given up on me, so I’ll post it here with the interest of … Continue reading
Posted in Liturgy, Parish Life
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Cum Grano Salis
Harry has taken me to task for my representation of the story of a pastor denying a lad First Communion. I welcome such interaction. It’s good for all of us, and good for this blog. I put speculation into some … Continue reading
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White Martyrdom
Australian blogger David Timbs comments on the application (or redefinition) of martyrdom to apply to our two most recent popes. Read over the essay, if you would, please, and offer comments there or here. I’m interested to know what others … Continue reading →