30 Mar

2020

“Is it really a Phoenix?” Ida Görres and the Collapse of German Catholicism Part II

Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in Book Reviews

Freiburg Cathedral: The great past of Germany. Ida Görres lived in Freiburg and her funeral service was held at the cathedral. Görres continues as our witness for the immediate post-Conciliar period. But we now encounter her in letters exchanged with a priest friend, Paulus Gordan OSB, a monk of the Abbey of Beuron, between 1962 and […]

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28 Mar

2020

“Is it really a Phoenix?” Ida Görres and the Collapse of German Catholicism Part I

Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in Book Reviews

(Above) Ida Görres Broken Lights: Diaries and Letters 1951-1959 by Ida Friederike Görres Translated by Barbara Waldstein-Wartenberg (The Newman Press, Westminster 1964) (German edition: 1960) “Wirklich die neue Phönixgestalt?” Über Kirche und Konzil: Unbekannte Briefe 1962-1971 an Paulus Gordan by Ida Friederike Görres Hanna-Barbara Gerl-Falkovitz (Editor) (Be & Be Verlag, Heiligenkreuz, 2015) You may […]

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28 Mar

2020

St. Mary Church Norwalk Live Stream Masses Start Tomorrow

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In time for Passion Week: St. Mary Church, Norwalk will begin live streaming Masses tomorrow from the parish website: http://www.stmarynorwalk.net/main/ Traditional Low Mass tomorrow at 9:30 am

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27 Mar

2020

Una Voce: a History

Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in Book Reviews

Una Voce: The History of the Foederatio Internationalis Una Voce Leo Darroch (Gracewing, Leominster 2017) I have long been interested in the story of American Catholic Traditionalism. Una Voce: the History of the Foederatio Internationalis Una Voce is an account of Una Voce, one of the main protagonists in Europe, written by a former […]

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24 Mar

2020

What There Should be More of

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There are a few priests who have risen to the occasion. One of them is Father Joseph Scolaro, who has planned an extensive Eucharistic procession tomorrow covering a big expanse of his neighborhood. Here’s what his notice says: “You may not be able to come to the church to see the Blessed Sacrament… but he […]

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24 Mar

2020

Missa Cantata Votive in Time of Pestilence Live-Streamed from Bridgeport this Evening

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A screen shot of this morning’s 7 am Low Mass at St. Patrick’s Church, live-streamed. Father Michael Novajosky will celebrate a Missa Cantata at 6 pm this evening at St. Patrick’s Church in Bridgeport, CT. It will be a Votive Mass in Time of Pestilence. The Mass will be live-streamed from the Cathedral Parish […]

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22 Mar

2020

Father Cipolla’s Laetere Sunday Sermon

Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in Sermons

Father Cipolla celebrated a Solemn Mass for Laetare Sunday at St. Mary Church, Norwalk in 2016. A screen shot of the live-streamed Mass at Sts. Cyril and Methodius, Bridgeport, this morning, Canon Todd celebrant. Sermon for Laetare Sunday From the Introit: “Laetare Jerusalem.” Rejoice, O Jerusalem… and from today’s Gradual Psalm: “I […]

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19 Mar

2020

A Live-streamed Traditional Mass Resource

Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in Masses

New Liturgical Movement is compiling a list of regularly scheduled live-stream traditional Masses. They are asking for information. Go to http://www.newliturgicalmovement.org/2020/03/collecting-information-about-live.html#.XnOQqy3MyWY

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17 Mar

2020

Notes on Live-Streamed Traditional Masses

Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in Masses

At St. Patrick Church, Bridgeport, the Traditional Mass is live-streamed every day except Sunday. The schedule is 7 am Monday through Friday and 12:10 pm on Saturday. Go to the Cathedral Parish website, clink on the link to livestream and choose St. Patrick’s Church. The Fraternity of St. Peter live-streams traditional Masses on LiveMass.net. […]

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17 Mar

2020