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Daily Archives: 10 April 2012
Loss of a Symbol
Having a few days off after Easter has given me time to catch up on a few things. Taxes. Yard work. Today I was mowing past the six-foot high trunk of an apple tree felled by lightning shortly after we moved … Continue reading
Sacra Tridentina 1: Frequent Communion Promoted at Trent
At the turn of the 19th into the 20th century, the Roman Catholic Church was almost totally unaware it was entering into decades of upheaval, change, and reform likely not seen since the break from Judaism in the first century. … Continue reading
What Are They Talking About?
Jo McGowan eviscerates one of the hierarchy’s talking points on sex. Taking on a recent opinion piece from the NYT. Fr Roger Landry trying to make a case against contraception, “Contraception…make[s] pleasure the point of the act, and any time … Continue reading →