Tag Archives: traditional Catholicism

Of Self-Hatred

Posted on 28 September 2013 by catholicsensibility

Maybe this is an old piece of vocabulary that doesn’t translate well: hatred of self. Peter Kwasniewski at NLM: Why were the character of the Lenten collects and postcommunions so radically altered away from the constant theme of detachment from the … Continue reading →

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The Francis Effect

Posted on 9 April 2013 by catholicsensibility

Apparently, it doesn’t take much to get Italians back to the Sacrament of Penance. It’s the Bergoglio effect. While some scholars and websites – who were declared papists up until a month ago – continue to criticise the new Pope, … Continue reading →

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