Fr Z has an interesting entry on the ongoing discussions with the SSPX (see here). The quality of stubborness has a bit of a bad press in these 'liberal days'. It is, however, that quality which has saved Catholics on more than one occasion and we could do well to 're-embrace' this particular charism. The days of quietly hiding in the hope of being left alone in peace are, hopefully, coming to a close.
Guest Review of Mons. Stephan Heid’s Altar and Church: Principles of
Liturgy from Early Christianity
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We are grateful to Dr Michael Coughlin, Professor of Theology at Saint
John’s Seminary in Boston, for sharing with NLM this review of Monsignor
Stefan Heid...
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There was a time when I thought I had to bend and twist, bob and weave, to "make" the faith palatable to others (especially my family). How wrong I was. The people that have actually helped me most in my lived faith are stubborn people that have stuck close to Tradition and the Pope.
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