St. Veronica 153 Christopher Street Christopher Street nowadays seems like a calm, even sedate neighborhood – like much of Greenwich Village, a residential oasis in the midst of the big city. On a westward stroll towards the Hudson River the visitor encounters only a few relics – in one sleazy stretch – […]
20 May
2014
The Churches of New York LIII: A Church of the Poor
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in The Churches of New York4 comments
16 May
2014
This coming Sunday, May 18th, 2014, there will be a “Town Hall” Meeting about the future of the Church of the Holy Innocents during the Coffee Hour after the 10:30 AM Mass. The purpose of this “Town Hall” Meeting is to discuss the Preliminary Recommendation of the Archdiocesan Advisory Group, which has recommended that the […]
16 May
2014
14 May
2014
First of all, Cardinal Dolan himself would like to hear your views on the restructuring of the Archdiocese: “Pastoral Planning since Pentecost” Next, Cardinal Burke counsels adhering to canon law when closing churches: Canon Law and Closing Churches Finally, a Petition on the specific issue most immediately of concern to Traditionalists – the closing of […]
13 May
2014
The following manuscript was sent to me by a friend. He said it was found recently in the cellar of what was once a monastery and now is a Walmart. Its authenticity is certainly open to question. As experts have already pointed out, the terza rima scheme has been abandoned and it is in the […]
13 May
2014
13 May
2014
12 May
2014
Cardinal Kasper now explains to the super-neocon Kath.net that he didn’t say some of the things he was reliably reported to have said regarding radical feminist theologians. This “clarification” comes one week after the “offending” statements – which doesn’t exactly inspire confidence. So the Kath.net post states that “the question from the audience concerned a […]
12 May
2014
Concert of English Music: “Masters of Renaissance England”
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in EventsMore HERE – this Wednesday at the Church of the Ascension. From the program notes of Dennis Keene: “During the Renaissance, English composers created a huge body of absolutely magnificent choral music – a repertory that held its own against any European country of the period. And, in my opinion, this body of music represents […]
12 May
2014
Cardinal Burke Meets Anchor Academy Students and Families
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in PhotosOn Friday, May 9, His Emminence Raymond Cardinal Burke addressed the students, faculty and family of Anchor Academy, an independent Catholic school in Norwalk, CT. Afterwards, he greeted and spoke to each faculty member and family individually. He also celebrated the daily 8 am Novus Ordo Mass at St. Mary’s Church, which was attended by […]
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