In the ultimate political/cultural gaffe in heavily Cuban Miami, the raw and ribald Ozzie Guillen created a firestorm of controversy when he praised Fidel Castro. The colorful character is a Santeria adept, that is, a pagan. The LA Times covered … Continue reading
(Eponymous Flower) Most of the world isn’t going to understand the significance of the Mass, that it’s the unbloody commemoration [representation, actually] of the sacrifice of Christ on Calvary, the most sacred event a Catholic can experience in this life. … Continue reading
This event, sponsored by IHS Press Group, promises to be very informative. The IHS Press Group cordially invites you to the first conference in the Rebuilding Christendom™ series. This packed, three-day event is an inaugural gathering of Catholics and others … Continue reading
The Schola Cantorum Sanctae Ceciliae will be singing for a High Mass at Precious Blood Church, 94 Carrington Ave., Woonsocket, Rhode Island, on Thursday, April 12, 2012 at 7:00 pm. The Celebrant for this Traditional Latin Mass will be Rev. Michael … Continue reading
COMMUNIQUÉ OF THE HOLY SEE PRESS OFFICE “During the meeting of 14 September 2011 between Cardinal William Levada, prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith and president of the Pontifical Commission Ecclesia Dei, and Bishop Bernard Fellay, … Continue reading
Padua (La Stampa) An expert in the field has published a new study that suggests radiation as the likely cause of image formation on the Shroud. … The results of the scientific analysis carried out by Fanti have been summarised … Continue reading
CNA has published a statement made by Father Marcel Guarnizo concerning both the incident that took place on February 25, and his subsequent disciplining by Archdiocesan authorities. It appears in its entirety below. Fr. Marcel Guarnizo’s Response to the Eucharistic … Continue reading
(National Coalition of Clergy and Laity) The 17th annual Pilgrimage for Restoration is scheduled for Friday-Sunday, September 28-30. This year’s theme has been chosen. In honor of St. Kateri, soon to be raised to the altars shared by the Blessed … Continue reading
From Abbey-Roads: “Sadly, after Mass this evening, I received word that Fr. Guarnizo’s assignment at St. John Neuman Parish has been withdrawn and he has been placed on administrative leave with his priestly faculties removed. The notification was signed by … Continue reading
Utrecht (Katolische Nachrichchten – via The Eponymous Flower) Cardinal Wim Eijk, thhe Archbishop of Utrecht wrote to all priests, deacons and laymen in pastoral ministry in his Archdiocese which addressed the observance of liturgical norms. The occasion involved a pastoral … Continue reading
American Catholic Lawyers Association attorneys secure settlement following mass arrest of pro-life advocates March 7, 2012 – BALTIMORE — The Maryland Board of Public Works voted Wednesday to approve a settlement of lawsuits filed by attorneys with the American Catholic … Continue reading
The Telegraph can’t resist trying to make Pope Pius XII look bad even when reporting about documents that militate against his complicity with the Third Reich. Saying, as they do in the tag line, that he has been “accused by … Continue reading
It appears that the reports about Father Marcel Guarnizo were laced with falsehoods. Eyewitnesses to the events have defended Father Guarnizo to LifeSiteNews.
The article notes that the bones of Saint Laurence O’Toole disappeared during the Protestant Revolt, as did so many relics that were desecrated. His heart was also stolen in that same Revolt, for the Church it was most recently stolen … Continue reading
The new scheme, called “Life End,” will respond to sick people whose own doctors have refused to help them end their lives at home. Read about it at The Guardian.
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