Fr Hunwicke's Mutual Enrichment

31 March 2018

vivit traditio

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in hodiernis temporibus vincentius s r e cardinalis nonulla bona pulchra orthodoxa e traditione et sumit et adornat.
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SABBATHS

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Why, instead of calling Mass on (many) Saturdays 'Our Lady on Saturday', why do we not say Our Lady on Sabbath ? The Latin for S...
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30 March 2018

Good Friday

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I made a resolution to steer clear of 'Church Politics', that is to say, controversial matters, during Holy Week. It is not easy und...
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Cranmer and the Five Wounds (2)

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My teaching of Augustan verse, Vergil, Horace, Ovid, was transformed two or three decades ago by a book about Augustus and his imagery, writ...
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29 March 2018

Holes; digging

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According to a plausible and circumstantial account in Onepeterfive, Lettergate continues to throw up further ramifications. One no longer...
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Eucharistic Hebrews

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I have never studied Hebrews deeply; by which I mean that I never had the opportunity of teaching it as a text for A-level ... that's th...
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28 March 2018

Cranmer and the Five Wounds (1)

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When Western England erupted in rebellion in 1549, outraged at the alien religion being imposed upon them, Archbishop Thomas Cranmer was ver...
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27 March 2018

Misericordias Domini in aeternum cantabo

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During my very happy six years in Devon, I discovered gradually quite a lot about an earlier, late fifteenth century, Rector, Patrick Halibu...
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26 March 2018

O LORD

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What a good idea it was - I think it started in the Authorised Version of the Bible - to print LORD in capitals; at least, in the Old Testa...
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25 March 2018

Jesus is Temple

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On the Palm Sunday when the Lord came to His Temple and 'cleansed' it, it seems to me, as I argued yesterday, that our essential Jew...
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24 March 2018

Paglia

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Apparently someone called Paglia is going  around shouting at people that the time has come to stop discussing Amoris and just to receive i...
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Don't rob the Rabbis

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Tomorrow, Palm Sunday, with the narrative of the cleansing of the Jerusalem Temple, raises in an acute form the question which the Professio...
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