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Daily Archives: 29 August 2022
Ministeria Quaedam 9: Norm 6, Acolytes
Regarding the acolyte … 6. The acolyte is appointed in order to aid the deacon and to minister to the priest. It is his duty therefore to attend to the service of the altar and to assist the deacon and … Continue reading
Desiderio Desideravi 44: Symbols, Especially the Body
Romano Guardini is in the liturgy news these days, at least in the social media outlets I’ve seen quoting his laments about the inadequacies of modern Christians. I agree with his sense of the modern divorce from religious symbol. However, … Continue reading
Planets on Stamps, 1970s
Since the Artemis I launch was postponed today, maybe some space stuff here instead. I’ve sold or given away most of the collections I began in childhood. Still, they interest me. Stamps and space combined, yay. It was the 1970s … Continue reading
Not Lobbies
DDWDS head Arthur Roche’s red hat day comment: But you know, you touch this area, and everyone starts screaming. That should tell us something straight away. What is this, that’s almost becoming hysterical? Because the Church has decreed at its … Continue reading
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