Sunday, 28 February 2010
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Saturday, 27 February 2010
Guess who just came to my door?
- DO NOT TOUCH THE MAGAZINE, it is full of germs and stuff.
- GET THE TONGS, or some other type of picker-upper.
- BE AS ROUGH AS YOU CAN BE WITH IT, make sure you tear it and, do not treat it with care.
- THROW IT AS HARD AS YOU CAN IN THE GARBAGE. engough said.
They have been down my way alot recently ..... they have converted nobody, thanks be to God. One time they started talking about how Pope John Paul II was an idolatrist.
Booooooooooooooooohoo.
The Pardon Crucifix
Whoever says the following prayer before the crucifix shall gain an indulgence ...
Thursday, 25 February 2010
St. Blogs
Wednesday, 24 February 2010
Short post
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Tuesday, 23 February 2010
Reason #986,398,598 why Orthodoxy thrives...
Monday, 22 February 2010
Big News! ACORN is dissolving!
Sister Mathra of Pashra Buddha Baddhvista?
The good sister has a kindly look on her face, but then again ... anybody can do that for a pose.
Te Deum Laudamus
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXwpNBlpJsE.
This is a very common hymn. Yet, it never gets old!
Saturday, 20 February 2010
Sorry!
Thursday, 18 February 2010
The look of death....
Wednesday, 17 February 2010
"Dust thou art, and to Dust, thou shalt return"
- Remember my brothers and sisters, that you are dust and to dust you will go back to
- You are dirt, and to dirt you will return
- You are dust, and then you shall go back to dust.
It would be highly unorthodox. No tie-dye vestments, no children lounging in the sanctuary (and I will be sure, that it probably wasn't the childrens decision, God Bless 'em), no clay chalices or patens, not pagan incense. You would (and still will some places) encounter many abuses like the ones I mentioned by Priests who have misinterpreted Vatican II (a.k.a. "Those who are {supposedly} in the Spirit of Vatican II!")
Memento, homo, quia pulvis es, et in pulverem reverteris
No, its not purple, its VIOLET!
Tuesday, 16 February 2010
Poll!
More Reviews Coming!
Monday, 15 February 2010
The Cukierski Family Apostolate
www.cukierski.net
God Bless!
Sunday, 14 February 2010
Catholic Suply Stores
- Aquinas and More (very Orthodox)
- Catholic Church Supply
- Rosary
- Shop in His Image (thanks to Cleansing Fire for this one!)
Any more? Just comment.
Saturday, 13 February 2010
Friday, 12 February 2010
I am Sick!
The most famous attack on our church, is that our priests are pedophiles. That is so, so untrue. There were pedophiles who snuck into the priesthood, and used the priesthood just to get to children; but that doesn't mean that Priests are pedophiles.
Another accusation is that we are idolaters. No, we do not, never will, and never think about worshipping statues.
Then that leads to the accusations that we worship Mary, and the Saints. Here is something I found on EWTN.
It starts off to say that this lady was at a wedding, where the groom was a recent convert to the Church, and some of his family were still protestant. So, the good priest added explanations at the appropriate times (when this is, I do not know)...but anyhow, this is what it says to that.
"When the time came for that gesture at this particular wedding, the priest
tried to explain. He said that the placing of the flowers is done because "we
Catholics worship Mary." There was a collective sigh from the few Catholics in
the church and a collective gasp from the non-Catholics, who felt their worst
suspicions confirmed.
Was the priest right or wrong? Well, both. He was right, given his
understanding of the word "worship," though he was using it an almost archaic
sense. He was surely wrong in using it in front of people who would
misunderstand his meaning.
In common speech "worship" means the adoration given to God alone. In
this sense Catholics don't worship Mary or any of the other saints. In fact, the
Catholic Church forbids any adoration to be given to any one or any thing but
God. But in an older use of the term "worship" could cover not just the
adoration of God but also the honor given to anyone deserving of honor.
Begin with the word itself. It comes from the Old English weorthscipe,
which means the condition of being worthy of honor, respect, or dignity. To
worship in the older, larger sense is to ascribe honor, worth, or excellence to
someone, whether a sage, a magistrate, or God.
But there are different kinds
of worship, just as there are different kinds of honor. The highest honor, and
thus the highest worship, is given to God alone, while the honor or worship
given to living men or to saints in heaven is of a different sort. Idolatry thus
does not simply mean giving worship (in the old sense) to living men or to
saints; it means giving them the kind reserved for God."If you want to read the full article, it is Here.
Now, as you read above... it gives a pretty specific answer to how we honor Mary.
Please...if I was too negative in this post, let me know! I try not to be, thought sometimes it gets the best of me.
Oh Most Holy Mother of God ... Pray for Us Sinners, Now, and at the hour of Our Death! Amen.
Incense Highly! Incense Lowly....
Thursday, 11 February 2010
How not to pose for an episcopal picture!
Wednesday, 10 February 2010
you know something is spam when...
Tuesday, 9 February 2010
No, the Youth in Asia will not kill your Grandma, but Eutanasia will!
Monday, 8 February 2010
Now I lay me down to sleep...
And yes, when I go to bed ... I still say the "Now I lay me Down to Sleep" prayer, because my grandmother taught it to me, along with the Guardian Angel prayer +
St Mary's, Rochester
Sunday, 7 February 2010
Caption Contest
the PhotoShop
Anyhow, on to other news. Is there anyÉ