The Pet Wash Machine
I have to admit that I am not a cat lover, but I would never put any animal in a Pet Wash Machine. They are popular new machines in Japan. It costs $5.00 as compared to the regular $30.00 (I … Continue reading →
Category Archives: Blog
The Scrutinies
Since I went away to learn how to say the Extraordinary Form (Traditional Latin Mass) last June, I have learned a great deal. However, there are some things that perplex me. I often wonder why things were changed, or done … Continue reading →
Fatima – Hope for the world!
There is a new documentary coming out called “Finding Fatima”. It is being put together by the same team that created “The 13th Day”. There are a number of video clips available on YouTube, but there is one in particular … Continue reading →
Should we forego reverence for popularity?
Although this story is already almost a week old, I cannot for the life of me understand how any priest in his right mind can offer a 15 Minute Mass with a clear conscience. Even when I say Mass on … Continue reading →
Signs and Proofs
Most of us have heard some theologian or Biblical scholar deny a dogmatic teaching of the Church or a story in Sacred Scripture. In fact, if you went through the seminary, you probably hear a professor or had required reading … Continue reading →
What does he expect?
My comments in bold. Taken from LifeSiteNews. REUSEL, Netherlands, February 17, 2010 (LifeSiteNews.com) – A Catholic priest in the small Dutch town of Reusel is drawing criticism for his decision last week to deny communion to an openly homosexual man, … Continue reading →
What has become of us?
A recent article in The Seattle Times is entitled “America, a nation of slobs”. I would dear to say that most of us, over the age of 40 can remember the days when people dressed for many occasions. As a … Continue reading →
It’s Insane
Over three years ago, I purchased a brand spanking new HP Color LaserJet Printer. This is a real good print. It even prints high quality color photos. With the right paper, they come out near perfect. About two months ago, … Continue reading →
Liturgical Vestments and the Vesting Prayers
Today, Zenit had a section on “Liturgical Vestments and the Vesting Prayers”. Following my trip to Mundeline this past June for training in the Extraordinary Form of the Mass, I began saying the vesting prayers daily as I prepare for … Continue reading →
What if we were to be obedient?
Recently, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, in an overwhelming majority, gave final approval to the new translations of the Roman Missal for use in the United States and English speaking countries. This translation process has dragged on for … Continue reading →