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Tuesday, February 17, 2009

Graham Greene Signed a 1971 Appeal of the Liturgical Changes

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Graham Greene was one of many, many, intellectuals who were appalled at the prohibition of the Latin Mass in the Traditional form after Vati...
Monday, February 16, 2009

Graham Greene Deplored the Post-Vatican II Liturgical Changes

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The following quote about Greene's preference for the Latin Mass is from Graham Greene's Catholic Imagination by Mark Bosco, S.J., ...
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Censure by the Vatican of Graham Greene's The Power and the Glory

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I just came across this interesting 2001 Atlantic article, Graham Green's Vatican Dossier , which is an account of the censure of Green...
Monday, January 19, 2009

An early draft of Obama’s inaugural speech

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An early draft of Obama’s inaugural speech Posted using ShareThis
Sunday, January 18, 2009

Traditional Mass Jottings: Mass Comparison

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Above: The Roman Missal of 1962 If you would like to see at a glance the differences between the two forms of the Mass that are currently al...
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Monday, January 12, 2009

25 Random Things About Me (from Facebook)

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Gretchen Bohl, the wife of my first cousin once removed, whom I've never met (1), tagged me on Facebook in her note "25 Random Thin...
Thursday, January 08, 2009

Traditional Mass Jottings: How the Church Year Differs Between the Ordinary and Extraordinary Forms

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Greetings on the 14th Day of Christmas The arrangement of Church year changed a lot after the Vatican Council II. The main change in the l...
Saturday, January 03, 2009

Traditional Mass Jottings: How to Follow the Mass in the Extraordinary Form

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You are a newcomer, you might wonder how to follow the Mass. In the old days, the churches had missals in every pew. Now at the extraordinar...

Traditional Mass Jottings: CMAA, a Great Resource for Training and Free Downloads

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The Church Music Association of America website ( musicasacra.com ) has a wealth of information for priests and lay people on the use of cha...
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Traditional Mass Jottings: Want to Pray the Liturgy of the Hours in Latin and English?

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The Roman Breviary site is lovely. What you find there a beautifully colorful and well designed site with lots of great art. The texts are...