Austen Ivereigh, Mauricio Lopez Oropeza, Paul Bere, David McCallum, Ormund Rush, Peter Hunermann, Massimo Faggioli, and James Martin. No. 28 in the list of accusations – we who adhere to tradition are guilty of “freezing doctrine.”
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“The idea we still allow semi-automatic weapons to be purchased is sick. Just sick,” Biden said in Massachusetts. Interesting that Pope Francis has called me “sick” for attending the Latin Mass, and now Biden has used the same word for gun owners. No. 27 - Frannie says we Catholics who adhere to tradition are guilty of indietrism, and as nearly as I can make that out, it means looking backward. Meanwhile, in China, there is countrywide rioting. “Any state, any entity, any ideology that fails to recognize the worth, the dignity, the rights of man, that state is obsolete.” - Rod Serling
The Missal depicted is the one I use. The Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter (FSSP) has only four locations in California: Sacramento, Fresno, Los Angeles, and San Diego. A link to the Mass of the Ages film is under the More tab, New Movie. The Sacramento bishop supports us, and we support him, while P. Francis has low regard for the USA. We are delivering him a hammer fist.
Tixtla, Buenos Aires, Lanciano. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soCkftBBsBo
Root – Old French eucariste, from Late Latin eucharistia, from Greek eukharistia, meaning “thanksgiving, gratitude.” Jane’s arrest occurred on Nov. 1, 2020, in a church in Kansas City, Missouri. I was not able to identify which Latin Mass church in St. Mary’s, Kansas, she now attends. The online contact to this bishop is currently down. One can only write or call him.
On the benefits of learning Latin - University of Kentucky https://mcl.as.uky.edu/benefits-latin Protestant view https://davenantinstitute.org/benefits-learning-latin/ Catholic view https://lourdesclassical.org/why-latin/ In the third entry, we hear from Dorothy Sayers (1893-1957) on the importance of Latin. She was a poet and the author of detective fiction from England, as well as a student of classical and modern languages who refused to call herself a feminist, instead believing in practicing women’s rights more than in preaching them. Sounds like my mother. Wikipedia quotes Sayers: “Indeed, it is my experience that both men and women are fundamentally human, and that there is very little mystery about either sex, except the exasperating mysteriousness of human beings in general...If you wish to preserve a free democracy, you must base it—not on classes and categories, for this will land you in the totalitarian State, where no one may act or think except as the member of a category. You must base it upon the individual Tom, Dick, and Harry, on the individual Jack and Jill—in fact, upon you and me.” Sounds like me. Fact is that shortly after her death in 1957, Latin instruction in schools was scaled back everywhere, as demonstrated by my high school. My cousin was required to take four years of Latin and graduated in 1957. I graduated in 1970 and was required to take two years. Not long after that, the Latin imperative was dropped altogether in favor of modern languages. Sayers was an Anglo Catholic friend of C. S. Lewis and G. K. Chesterton. The following essay, published on January 1, 1940, reveals how prescient she was. Can you keep up with the number of accusations? Now, we Catholics who adhere to tradition are in a “defensive crouching posture,” according to the National Catholic Reporter. I think this latest accusation is No. 26 in the list. The other author, Regis Martin, who appears on EWTN, is not known for being radically traditional, but even he is now doubting the orthodoxy of the American bishops. He quotes T. S. Eliot, an American poet who became a British citizen. As I told the provincial superior of the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter (FSSP), “Because you are bound by obedience, and I am not, I will speak for you.” I hope I am making non-Catholics aware of the unfolding mess. The Catholic Church is larger than any other single religious institution in the US, with over 17,000 parishes that serve a large and diverse population. A Visalia, CA, parish in the diocese of Fresno has 27,000 members. left Chicago Cupich 73, right San Diego McElroy 68
“Novus Ordo-New Order-New Mass old men” We need recruits from the military or law enforcement. Hardly anyone reads the dull docs, but there are consequences. I try to make the blog interesting and not talk about myself, but it is mine, and the opportunity bids. Here are the most unreal moments of my objectively insignificant life:
Conceived (that’s why I’m pro-life) 1961 instruction and reception into the Catholic Church 1962 marriage of my father (stepfather) and mother 1962 knowing God the Father 1966 entrance into St. Ignatius High School, SF 1997 death of my father, a saint 2004 purchase of the Tutoring Club, San Jose 2008 employment at the Academy of Art University, SF 2017 death of my mother, a saint 2019 knowing God the Holy Ghost 2020 finding St. Stephen the First Martyr Church, Sacramento 1962- having a friend, God the Son Some things are not up for a reveal because they are strictly between me and God, but the thing for which I am most grateful is that God kept me alive when I was not living in a state of grace, destination Hell. 2017 Eric Zhang at St. Mary’s Cathedral, SF, “No Time for Caution,” 2.5 million views, from the film, Interstellar (2014) www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBFmPdqAidQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFK46P_A8iM Now we are supposed to increase the space in our tent.
Father William Bowdern, SJ, 52, lead exorcist, and newly-ordained Father Raymond Bishop, SJ, 28, his assistant, did the 1949 exorcism of a teenage boy upon which the 1971 book and the 1973 film, The Exorcist, were based. Jesuit scholastics who were present during the exorcism were Walter Halloran, William Van Roo, John O’Flaherty, and Joseph Boland. Bishop and Halloran kept diaries. During the exorcism, which lasted for days, the possessed boy punched 27-year-old Halloran in the nose. It broke. https://www.slu.edu/news/2019/october/slu-legends-lore-exorcism.php Left Bowdern – photo courtesy of St. Louis University
Middle Bishop – photo courtesy of St. Louis University Right Halloran – photo courtesy of The Sun Best explanation - Baltimore Catechism 1962   Got the morbs? (Victorian slang for being “down in the dumps”) Be brave. There is a reward. Page 92 of the Catechism startlingly describes heaven this way: “They have all the companionship with Christ as man … ”
I got good advice the last time I went to confession. When a disappointment has occurred, which is a suffering, trust God. Depending on which Bible you use, following are the biblical sources: 2 Maccabees 12:41–46; 2 Timothy 1:18; Matthew 12:32; Luke 23:43; 1 Corinthians 3:11–3:15; and Hebrews 12:29. Catholic Answers explains here: https://www.catholic.com/magazine/online-edition/is-purgatory-in-the-bible AOC is a liar. Remedy Sign of the Cross, Creed, Our Father, Hail Mary, Glory Be, O My Jesus (“O my Jesus, forgive us our sins, save us from the fires of Hell and lead all souls to Heaven, especially those most in need of Thy Mercy. Amen.”), Salve Regina, Sign of the Cross Friday’s Mysteries Primum - The Agony in the Garden Secundum - The Scourging at the Pillar Tertium - The Crowning with Thorns Quartum - The Way of the Cross Quintum - The Crucifixion Today’s intention - Father William Define, FSSP The BVM gave St. Dominic the Rosary in A.D. 1208. tagging a feline with two nerf bullets - practicing Latin (1) and praying for her (2)
He is a perfect example of an old man stuck in the second half of the 20th century. “You will be left behind in due course, bruh.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=618ljM823nQ
US Senator Tim Scott seems like a good candidate for president, but he will never win blacks and Catholics. Too many of them vote out of self-interest—what’s in it for me—instead of the common good. Ancient Greeks enjoying isopolity could marry easily into neighboring communities, establishing one of many examples for Americans when they consider the common good. Isopolity is equal citizenship rights and mutual political rights across communities. (wordgenius.com)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYh7IzFtmig Ten reasons to become a Catholic from a new parishioner at Saints Philip and James (Dominican) in Baltimore, across the street from Johns Hopkins University.
I made a decision and invite other Catholic Chopinists to carefully think about doing the same, and that is to support only those dioceses, groups, or orders that are Catholic and traditional. Investigate each entity first and avoid the coffee monks in Wyoming. He gave you a brain. Use it. Nothing is exempt from scrutiny. De Hirundine (About the swallow)
Stanza 1, Latin poem by Radboud of Utrecht, ca A.D. 870. The poem might be a writing exercise for school and oldest known poem from the Netherlands https://nl.wikisource.org/wiki/De_hirundin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HAj-p80NCI Baa Baa Bahrain The latest accusation is that we are gatekeepers trying to exclude others from the table.
On the eve of the election, Father Joshua Curtis, FSSP, St. Stephen’s Sacramento, reminds us that neither party recognizes Christ as the king of this nation.
Numerous American leaders tried, including Republican Senator Charles Sumner and Republican Secretary of State John Sherman, but none were Catholic. Sherman’s brother was Union General William Tecumseh Sherman, whose son became a Jesuit. Father and son’s conflict over Catholicism constitutes an affectionate brawl worth your attention. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_amendment https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Tecumseh_Sherman Father Curtis said that he was directed to accept money from the federal government in connection with the virus, and he declined. Our parish takes no money from any government. This parish and any other legitimate church, charity, or private school that also refuses all federal aid benefits only from its tax-exempt status. No individual at this parish is receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars, and I possess the financial statements to prove it. However, for a relevant story about government interference with churches, read https://www.patriotnewsalerts.com/soros-backed-group-demands-irs-use-johnson-amendment-against-churches/ Red stained glass is my favorite. Here is instruction on using red, orange, yellow, and black paint. Joni Young Art. Gesso is like white acrylic paint, only thinner. It dries hard, making the surface stiffer. “Sunset” in Latin is solis occasum. I chose and tinted the passage below from today's Mass because Esther seldom appears in the Missal.  This is the offering the priest prays loudly for himself. It changes from day to day.
Antonius et Filius, his son, read the Douay-Rheims. Classical pronunciation. Raca (rɑːkə), origin Aramaic, is an adjective meaning “worthless” or “empty”. Filius says “revile” beautifully. He was five at the time of the reading. Tittle is the dot in the i and j.
Is the Douay-Rheims Bible a Catholic imitation of the KJV Bible? Answered by Jim Doherty on Quora “No, for the simple reason that it came before the King James Version. “However, the revision of the Douay-Rheims Bible that was prepared by Bishop Challoner was certainly influenced by the KJV, which is not altogether surprising when one recalls that Challoner was raised Presbyterian and later converted. “Naturally, the translation he was familiar with would influence his revision.” The New Testament translation from the Vulgate was completed in 1582, and the Old Testament was completed in 1609/1610. Challoner’s version appeared over the years 1749-1752. Rory, Antonio, Andrew, Jacob, Jacob, Josh, Jeff, Jeff, Augustine, Johnny, Kateri, Maria, Elena, Elena, Tony, Liam, Elisha, Gregory, Joseph, John Paul, Ryan, Bill, Bill, Barbara, Marilyn, Jerome, Martha, Keven, Kathy, Sandie, Bob, Mickey, Les, Anne, Leonard, Josef, Jill, +. I am lucky. Kisses all around. Easter all year. The second video is in Russian, but N and A talked and wrote to each other in their best shared language, English, while he spoke to his children in Russian, their primary language.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTsU9ypoS3I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8FOzEe41Z4 Modernism 1916 Planned Parenthood 1930 Lambeth Conference 1960 Sexual Revolution 1962 Engel v. Vitale (school prayer) 1962-65 Vatican II 1967 Land O’Lakes Statement 1969 New Mass 1973 Roe v Wade 2013 Pope Francis 2020 Biden 2020 The Great Reset Tradition 1891 Rerum novarum 1907 Pascendi Dominici gregis 1962-65 Vatican II dissent 1968 Humanae vitae 1970 SSPX 1980 Reagan 1988 FSSP 1990 ICKSP 1992 Catechism of the Catholic Church 2007 Summorum Pontificum 2021 Mass of the Ages (film) For more on Mass of the Ages, see https://latinmass.com/ If you are not interested in the Latin Mass, just look at the statistics. “A profound irony here is that the Catholic commitment to health care grounded in the essential dignity of every human being has traditionally been cast as part of the religion’s commitment to ‘social justice,’ a term that has yoked significant numbers of Catholics to left-wing politics for decades.
“Now that same commitment, which derives its meaning and purpose from God and natural law, is running afoul of contemporary left-wing sensibilities, which exalt sexual libertinism and its consequences (including but not limited to abortion) above almost all other human activity or concern.” The article, written by Laura Hollis and titled, “The attack on Catholic hospitals and secularization of health care”, is dated October 27, 2022. https://www.wnd.com/2022/10/attack-catholic-hospitals-secularization-health-care/ Laura hits the nail on the head. Many Catholics and hospital nuns are still yoked. Christopher Lee (1922-2015) starred in B-movies and famously played Dracula. Happy Halloween. Lee identified as an Anglo-Catholic. After WWII he was a server at St Stephen’s in South Kensington, London, during the time T.S. Eliot (1888-1965) was a parishioner there. Lee supported the Conservative Party. According to Aquinas, ghosts are saints, the souls in Purgatory, or even the damned if God permits. Jews acknowledged them. I haven’t seen a ghost. All Saints Day tomorrow.
https://aleteia.org/2021/10/31/why-do-ghosts-rarely-visit-us/ This is the second time. I like reminders on historical dates (always did); they place us in history. The cross represents date of death, and the red drop of blood represents a martyr’s death.
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