Fr Hunwicke's Mutual Enrichment
27 February 2008
THE EVEN MORE EXTRAORDINARY FORM
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It has been pointed out by several experts that our Holy Father pulled a neat dodge by making the Tridentine Rite an extraordinary form of t...
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14 February 2008
Oxfordblogging
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The Oxford Newman Society's colloquium on blogging was great fun; indeed, what a splendid body that society is. How fortunate the Cathol...
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6 February 2008
Prayers for Jews: new and old
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So, of course, the Holy Father has resisted the clamour to rewrite the Good Friday prayer for the Jews according to a racist agenda; those w...
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28 January 2008
NOTES AND QUERIES
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1. St Alfred the Great ... have you ever met him? Liturgy and Worship (1932), commenting on the abortive 1928 Anglican Prayer Book, says ...
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20 January 2008
Conflicting Calendars
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I suspect I am not the only priest now with a calendar problem; not least since the motu proprio . Take the Gesimas; these Sundays have lov...
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14 January 2008
VIVAT PAPA
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The whole round world exulteth, this morning, at the news that the successor of S Peter, our holy father Pope Benedict, celebrated Mass yes...
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4 January 2008
OUR UNCHANGING FATHER
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Should the Lord's Prayer (LP) be modernized? It is, of course, translations that we are considering; Common Worship and ICEL each offer ...
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17 December 2007
parishpriestspostbag
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Christmass mail builds up; so many nice letters and cards from our dear parishioners in Devon, and, from even further back, parishioners in ...
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6 November 2007
A Sermon preached at the Licensing of Fr John Hunwicke as Priest in Charge of St Thomas the Martyr, Oxford
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Bishop Andrew's sermon can be accessed via the See of Ebbsfleet website
15 August 2007
My version
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O quam grata per quam data nova mundo praemia et aperta fide certa regna sunt caelestia; Quos dolores et angores tua sensit anima cum in cru...
17 February 2007
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Like all right-thinking people, I hope well of the deliberations between members of certain dikasteries, and representatives of the SSPX. An...
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Councils have, like popes, have included some rum individuals among themselves. But perhaps I should begin by distinguishing between Dogmati...
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