Fr Hunwicke's Mutual Enrichment
30 April 2017
The Mind of the Church
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What did the Magisterium of Pope Paul VI teach about the the use of the First Eucharistic Prayer, the Roman Canon ? He made a legislative...
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28 April 2017
The Prisoner in the Tabernacle
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In the OF, the priest genuflects to the Blessed Sacrament only on approaching the Altar at the beginning of Mass; and immediately after Mass...
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27 April 2017
NOTICE: No Comments on this Blog.
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I am taking ... again ... about a fortnight off from the computer. Daily I will , Deo volente , put a post on the blog but I will not be re...
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24 April 2017
Saint Augustine and Limbo
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A Colloquium on Limbo? A visit to the restored Pugin Shrine of S Augustine of Canterbury? 30 June to 1 July? £150 but only £75 for Seminaria...
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23 April 2017
The child-like simplicity of some Natural Scientists (1)
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I once read an article in New Scientist , exulting (as I must confess I also do) in then-recent Pluto fly-past, which enquired 'where we...
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22 April 2017
"Archbishop Becciu"?
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So an English gentleman, Fra Matthew Festing, has been ordered by some Italian archbishop called Becciu not to set foot in Rome. Such is the...
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20 April 2017
William Cardinal Allen ...
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... is one of my favourite Cardinals. What a shame the Armada, perhaps the greatest Ecumenical venture ever planned, was unsuccessful! What ...
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19 April 2017
"In communion with the Pope"
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Some bishop somewhere out there in foreigner-land has suspended a priest who criticised Pope Bergoglio in a sermon. Personally, I think it...
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18 April 2017
Canon Brian Brindley ...
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... wrote a nice piece on S Mary's Bourne Street ... or, as we called it once, Graham ['Grahm'] Street. My last visiting preachm...
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17 April 2017
Fr Thurston again
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Fr Altiere has kindly told me that Fr Thurston's book Lent and Holy Week can be read integrally online: jhttps://archive.org/details/...
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16 April 2017
RISUS PASCHALIS
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A courtier once asked Benedict XIV, Prospero Lambertini, whether he had noticed the large cross being worn suspended from a necklace by a ce...
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Easter Morning
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In medieval England, Mattins on Easter morning, which some modern forms of the Office assure us we can leave unsaid if we have been at the V...
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