Fr Hunwicke's Mutual Enrichment

30 May 2009

Paschal Candle

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For how long should it rest in the sanctuary and burn? I always felt that there was a certain mechanistic naivete in the reasons given for e...
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28 May 2009

PUZZLED

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Looking at my Site Metre, I see that visits are going down by about a thousand a month. Of course I realise that I am a Bore, but are there ...
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CIEL

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If there are other participants in Saturday's CIEL Conference at the Oratory, as well as Sue, who see this blog, may I make suggestions ...
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27 May 2009

Hymn to S Augustine

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Here is the text of the Hymn which Lentini and the other Liturgia Horarum hymn-wallahs originally intended for Lauds and Vespers and gave in...
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26 May 2009

The Apostle of Rome

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Last night, to the Oratory for First Vespers of S Philip Neri. Latin, Extraordinary Form, and followed by Latin Benediction and then Venerat...
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24 May 2009

New Management?

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Yesterday, while in London for the CIEL Mass and Conference at the Oratory (as always, fun), I found myself with half an hour to kill near T...
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20 May 2009

Inconsequential Thoughts

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The latest revision of the Novum Missal offers a Pentecost Vigil ... as the Old Rite did. I wonder if anyone in reach of S Thomas's woul...
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19 May 2009

1559-2009 (2)

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The final breach between the English provinces and Western Catholic Europe is pinpointed by the Feast of the Nativity of S John Baptist, Jun...
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18 May 2009

ECUMENICAL SOCIETY OF THE BVM

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The Oxford branch meets tomorrow, TUESDAY, in Pusey House at 7.30 for 8.00. Ian Boxall will talk about the reception in the Church of Revela...

1559-2009 (1)

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This year represents the 450th anniversary of the saddest event in the history of England; when the Provinces of Canterbury and York were fo...
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17 May 2009

ORDO

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The ORDO which for so many years I have compiled ... IS currently being printed. I say this to reassure worried users; the TuftonPress/Churc...
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16 May 2009

A Book Review

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"The fabled clergyman who gave out from his pulpit, "Today is Easter Day; last Friday was Good Friday, but as it was overlooked it...
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