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Humbly he prays...
(H/T to Fr Z at WDTPRS)
זמרו משכיל • zammerû maśkîl • ψάλατε συνετως • psallite intellegenter • canite erudite • sing ye wisely • chantez vous avec intelligence • lobsinget ihm klüglich • sing ye praises with understanding
PRAY TASMANIA GETS A WEEKLY LATIN MASS
Précibus Sancti Patrícii, Epíscopi et Confessóris tui, Divínam tuam obsecrámus Majestátem: ut nos te cólere, te adoráre permíttas secúndum ritum Latínum Sanctæ Románæ Ecclésiæ tráditum, cunctis saltem diébus Domínicis et festis:
Acceptábilis tibi sit, Dómine exercítuum, hæc oblátio munda; quam per beáti Patrícii labóres ab ortu solis usque ad occásum magno nómini tuo in géntibus offérri voluísti. Per Christum Dóminum nostrum. Amen.
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Through the prayers of St Patrick, Thy Bishop and Confessor, we entreat Thy Divine Majesty, that Thou permit us to worship and adore Thee according to the Traditional Latin Rite of the Holy Roman Church, at least on all Sundays and Holy Days:
May this clean oblation be acceptable unto Thee, O Lord of hosts, which, through the labours of blessed Patrick, from the rising to the setting of the sun, shall be offered unto Thy great Name among the nations, as Thou hast willed. Through Christ our Lord. Amen.
PRAYERS FOR POPE FRANCIS & ARCHBISHOP JULIAN
Orémus pro Pontífice nostro Francísco. R/. Dóminus consérvet eum, et vivíficet eum, et beátum fáciat eum in terra, et non tradat eum in ánimam inimicórum ejus.
Orémus pro Antístite nostro Juliáno. R/. Stet et pascat in fortitúdine tua, Dómine, in sublimitáte nóminis tui.
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(Let us pray for Francis our Pope. R/. The Lord preserve him, and give him life, and make him blessed upon the earth, and deliver him not up to the will of his enemies.
(Let us pray for Julian our Bishop. R/. May he stand and shepherd in Thy strength, O Lord, in the sublimity of Thy name.)
OUR LADY OF COLEBROOK
We fly to thy patronage, O Holy Mother of God: despise not our petitions in our necessities, but ever deliver us from all dangers, O glorious and blessed Virgin.
St Mary of the Cross
St Mary, pray for Australia and Australian Catholics; obtain for us deliverance from the unjust actions of bishops and priests; intercede for us that we may for now bear these trials as our apportioned cross, and at length overcome by patience and fidelity, as you did while on earth; now in heaven, be our advocate by your holy merits and glorious suffrages.
To hand over to others what I've contemplated...
Sicut enim majus est illuminare quam lucere solum, ita majus est contemplata aliis tradere quam solum contemplari.
(S. Thomas Aquinatis, S. T., II-II, clxxxviii, 6, resp.)
Blogs That I Follow [some daily, some rarely]
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The Maniple1 day ago
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Ordo for 20255 weeks ago
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My good people5 months ago
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Saint Gabriel1 year ago
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IMPORTANT NOTICE2 years ago
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Praying with chant4 years ago
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PIOMAS December 20194 years ago
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Cardinal Greta II4 years ago
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My Blog and Planned Parenthood5 years ago
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Living the sabbath6 years ago
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The Flight8 years ago
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Home Rule for Cornwall?10 years ago
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A Shepherd tends his Flock10 years ago
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New Location10 years ago
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Moving on11 years ago
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Really very dumb11 years ago
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Zen and the art of hylomorphism…15 years ago
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Neuhaus' Law
Where orthodoxy is optional, orthodoxy will sooner or later be prohibited.
Richard John Neuhaus (1936-2009)
Canons Regular of the Dormition of the Blessed Virgin Mary
- The Dormitionists
- The Dormitionistines
- The Dormitionist Rite of Mass
- Taking the Vow
- St Lazarus
- Siebenschläfertag
- Saturday after Low Sunday
- Sacred Somniloquence and Sacred Somniloquy
- Rubrical Notes
- Our Lady on Saturday - Why?
- O. Dorm. Ferial Office
- Not the O, but the Z Antiphons
- Nine Months
- Missæ Bifaciatæ et Trifaciatæ
- Missa Trifaciata
- Masses of Our Lady and of the Saints
- Mass for the Grace of Sleep
- Lutheran Dormitionists
- Just Another Reference to Sacred Sleep
- John of St Augustine, Opera Omnia
- Is it Lawful?
- Holy Saturday in the Dormitionist Order
- Healthy Sleeping, Moderate Eating
- Gates of Horn and Ivory
- From the Rule
- Endless Alleluia
- Dormitionist Daily Blessing of the Cell
- Dormitionist Compline
- Dormitionist Coat of Arms
- Dormitionist Breviary: Common of Saints
- Dormition of the Theotokos
- Dormition Eve Procession
- Domina nostra Cervicalis
- Creeping to the Cross, Sleeping in modo Crucis
- Breviarium O. Dorm.
- Blessings on Our Rest
- Assumption of St John
- Ad Horam Orationis Nonam
Il Papa che parla...
As for the use of the 1962 Missal as a Forma extraordinaria of the liturgy of the Mass, I would like to draw attention to the fact that this Missal was never juridically abrogated and, consequently, in principle, was always permitted.
… it has clearly been demonstrated that young persons too have discovered this liturgical form, felt its attraction and found in it a form of encounter with the Mystery of the Most Holy Eucharist, particularly suited to them.
What earlier generations held as sacred, remains sacred and great for us too, and it cannot be all of a sudden entirely forbidden or even considered harmful.
… it has clearly been demonstrated that young persons too have discovered this liturgical form, felt its attraction and found in it a form of encounter with the Mystery of the Most Holy Eucharist, particularly suited to them.
What earlier generations held as sacred, remains sacred and great for us too, and it cannot be all of a sudden entirely forbidden or even considered harmful.
— Benedict XVI, Letter to Bishops concerning his Motu Proprio «Summorum Pontificum» (7/7/2007)
PRAYER FOR THE BEATIFICATION OF MATTEO RICCI, S.J. (1552-1610)
Eternal Father, Who didst send Thine Only-begotten Son into this world to redeem mankind, kindly hear our humble prayer, and grant the favour we ask at the intercession of the Servant of God Father Matteo Ricci, an outstanding preacher of the Gospel by Thy providential plan, one of the first to harvest the field made sacred by Saint Francis Xavier; who, as soon as he became a missionary in China, spread far and wide the teaching of Christ, and wisely guided countless souls along the road to salvation and sanctity; may it please Thee, therefore, to glorify him on earth, as we believe he is glorified in heaven, and to add his name to the list of the Blesseds and Saints; for his elevation to the honours of the altar would give greater glory to Thee and to Thy Church, and greater edification to the Chinese Christians who so courageously live their faith and their charity. Through the same Christ our Lord. Amen.
Prayer for the Intercession of G. K. Chesterton
God our Father, Thou didst fill the life of Thy servant Gilbert Keith Chesterton with a sense of wonder and joy, and gave him a faith which was the foundation of his ceaseless work, a hope which sprang from his enduring gratitude for the gift of human life, and a charity towards all men, particularly his opponents. May his innocence and his laughter, his constancy in fighting for the Christian faith in a world losing belief, his lifelong devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary, and his love for all men, especially for the poor, bring cheerfulness to those in despair, conviction and warmth to lukewarm believers, and the knowledge of Thee to those without faith. We beg Thee to grant the favours we ask through his intercession, [and especially for …,] so that his holiness may be recognized by all, and the Church may proclaim him Blessed. Through Christ our Lord. Amen.
Pater, Ave, Gloria, Credo.
Viva il Pastore Tedesco!
Humbly he prays...
(H/T to Fr Z at WDTPRS)
The Little Office of the Blessed Virgin Mary
TROPARION & KONTAKION OF ST JOSHUA MY PATRON
[Today,] we honor your prophet, Joshua, O Lord: * By his prayers save our souls.
Chosen by Moses to lead the people of God into the promised land, * you led them through the waters of the Jordan. * Thus, by your actions as well as by your name * you foreshadow the saviour, who leads us through the waters of baptism. * O holy prophet, Joshua, * beg him now to save our souls.
(Source: O Great Mystery.)
Chosen by Moses to lead the people of God into the promised land, * you led them through the waters of the Jordan. * Thus, by your actions as well as by your name * you foreshadow the saviour, who leads us through the waters of baptism. * O holy prophet, Joshua, * beg him now to save our souls.
(Source: O Great Mystery.)
PRAY FOR THE REUNION OF ANGLICANS WITH THE SEE OF ROME
V/. Pray for them, O Holy Mother of God.
R/. That they may be one in the Church of thy Son.
The Collect for the Anglican Use
O HOLY Ghost the Lord, who on Pentecost gavest the Church the gift of tongues that Christ might be known, loved and served by peoples of divers nations and customs: watch over the Anglican heritage within thy Church, we pray thee, that, led by thy guidance and strengthened by thy grace, that Use may find such favor in thy sight that its people may increase both in holiness and number, and so show forth thy glory; who livest and reignest with the Father and the Son, one God world without end. Amen.
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the extraordinary form of the roman rite in perth, western australia
The Traditional Latin Mass is celebrated daily at St Anne's, Perth, Western Australia, by Fr Michael Rowe, official Latin Mass Chaplain of the Archdiocese of Perth. Sunday Masses are at 7.30am (Low), 9.15am (Missa Cantata) and 11.15am (Low). Confessions are heard before all Sunday and weekday Masses, and afterwards if need be. Weekly programme includes sung Mass on feast days, Holy Hours with Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament, and the Holy Rosary before all Masses. Fr Rowe also travels to Bunbury once a month to supply the Traditional Mass in that diocese. For more information please contact Fr Rowe on (08) 9444 9604.
Sites I Refer To (not that I endorse all they contain...)
- [Some] Carthusian Liturgical Texts
- A Hypertext Book of Hours
- ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
- Anastasis [excellent resource for Byzantine Rite]
- Anglican Use Society
- Arctic Sea Ice News and Analysis
- Breviarium Ambrosianum, Pars Autumnalis
- Breviarium Ambrosianum, Pars Hyemalis
- Breviarium Ambrosianum, Pars Vernalis
- Breviarium Ambrosianum, Pars Æstiva
- Breviarium Gothicum [the Mozarabic Divine Office, still unrevised]
- Breviarium Parisiense, Pars Autumnalis
- Breviarium Parisiense, Pars Hiemalis
- Breviarium Parisiense, Pars Verna
- Breviarium Parisiense, Pars Æstiva
- Breviarium S.O.P., Pars I [pre-Pius X Dominican Breviary]
- Canons and Decrees of Trent
- Canons Regular of the New Jerusalem
- Cassini-Huygens Home [NASA and ESA's mission to Saturn]
- Catechism of the Catholic Church
- CathNews [Australian Church news... warning, like The Tablet, can be a bitter pill to swallow]
- Catholic Hierarchy
- Catholic Press Photo
- Catholic Tradition in Western Australia [needs to be updated, but notices are usually available]
- Chants and Readings of the Missale Ambrosianum
- Commentary by Pius Parsch on the Psalms
- Corpus Thomisticum
- Daily Office (Anglican Use) [the Catholic version of the BCP's Daily Office]
- Dawn [NASA mission to Vesta (arrives 16 July 2011) and Ceres (February 2015)]
- Divinum Officium [the Traditional Breviary, according to several different editions]
- Dom Guéranger, L'Année Liturgique [incomparable! online in French; must buy the English...]
- Douay-Rheims Bible Online [a useful crib to the Vulgate]
- eMatins Site from Gregory Palamas Monastery
- First Things
- Gmail
- Google Book Search [very handy for referencing old breviaries]
- Habemus Papam Remix [gotta love this!]
- Handbook to the Christian Liturgy
- Hebrew-English Bible (MT and JPS 1917)
- Holy Transfiguration Monastery [great site for ordering icons; the monastery belongs to a small offshoot of the Greek Orthodox]
- Hotmail
- Icons by Maurice [handcrafted icons made in W.A.]
- Images for Use in Liturgy Programmes
- J.M. Neale's Hymni Ecclesiæ
- J.M. Neale's Hymns of the Eastern Church
- Jigsaw Puzzle Games
- John Mason Neale's Essays on Liturgiology and Church History
- Language Tools [automatic translation]
- Latin Dictionary and Grammar Aid
- Latin Mass Melbourne: the Catholic Community of Bl John Henry Newman
- Mars Exploration Rover Mission [NASA's robot rovers Spirit (not heard from since March 2010) and Opportunity (over 2500 days on Mars and still going strong)]
- MESSENGER Web Site [NASA's mission to Mercury: achieved orbit on 18 March 2011]
- Missale Mixtum [the edition of the Mozarabic Mass made in 1500 under the aegis of Cardinal Ximenes]
- Missale Romanum editio typica tertia [ordinary form]
- Missale Tridentinum [alphabetical list of orations from the Traditional Roman Missal]
- New Advent - old Catholic Encyclopedia, Summa Theologiae, writings of the Fathers, etc.
- New Horizons [NASA's mission to Pluto, due there 14 July 2015: watch this space...]
- New Scientist Space [useful roundup of news about outer space]
- Newman Reader
- NGS Science News
- Notes on Medieval Books of Hours
- OCD MIssal 2006
- Oratoriani - Procura Generale dell'Oratorio di San Filippo Neri [site mainly in Italian of the Confederation of the Oratory of St Philip Neri]
- Polar Sea Ice Cap and Snow - Cryosphere Today
- Project Canterbury [Anglican History]
- Psalms and Hymns of Isaac Watts
- Psalterium juxta Hebraicum [St Jerome's third attempt at the Psalms, which never really caught on]
- Revised Standard Version
- Rituale Romanum
- Roman Psalter [Jerome's first attempt at the Psalms]
- RSV Bible
- Saint Augustine [His Works in Latin, with some English and Italian]
- Short Breviaries [a mine of information]
- Société des Bollandistes
- St Blogs Parish Directory
- Supplement to the Carmelite & Roman Missal 2001
- The Astronomy Workshop [wanna see what happens if a rogue star enters our solar system?]
- The Book of Common Prayer lan Anglican site featuring almost all editions]
- The Cyber Hymnal
- The Holy See
- The Order of Mass (Anglican Use) [approved Catholic Mass, drawing on the Anglican traditions of the BCP, etc.]
- The Pugin Foundation [Australian works of A.W. Pugin]
- The Roman Breviary [a sedevacantist site, alas]
- The Roman Catholic Lectionary Website
- The Septuagint Online
- The Sky at Night [Sir Patrick Moore's BBC series, now in its 50th year]
- Thesaurus Precum Latinarum
- Titan RADAR SAR Swaths
- Unmanned Spaceflight.com
- Vulgata Clementina [the Latin Vulgate]
- Wesley Hymn Collection
- Wikimedia Commons [useful source for public domain art]
- Wikipedia [sad but true]
- WikkiMissa
- XE - Universal Currency Converter
- Zenit - The World Seen From Rome
About Me
- Joshua
- A convert to Catholicism, striving to live a good life - all prayers gratefully accepted!
4 comments:
Well knowing your interest in history/theology etc I thought I would take the opportunity to bring to your attention something that "False Coyne" (h/t to you for the apt moniker!) is plugging on Catholica.
I refer to Fr Donovan's piece on the trial of Pope Formosus - a very interesting piece truly deserving of a "Fisking" if ever there was one!
http://www.catholica.com.au/gc2/dd/017_dd_271109.php
Briefly I have noted that:
i. Donovan doesn't refer to any actual period sources on the historical events but rather relies on modern narrative histories - a sure sign of a quality historian if ever there was one including use of Wikipedia!
ii. he makes this interesting claim which is completely wrong and undermines his "Eurocentric" argument from the outset:
"Vatican II was the first Council in which bishops other than Europeans participated. Indigenous bishops gathered from around the globe in solidarity with the Pope, a Church in the power of the Spirit."
-if Fr Donovan had bothered to consult the attendance list at Vatican I Council he may have been surprised to note that there was attendance by several Eastern Catholic prelates who were not European eg. Patriarch Youssef comes to mind who championed Eastern Catholic (read non-Latin) rights!
iii. This interesting gem:
"Vatican II is under revision and the reasons forthcoming from Church authorities are little better than those presented against Formosus."
-Fr Donovan obviously hasn't heard of the hermeneutic of rupture/continuity debate that Benedict XVI has been conducting in his papacy...
iv. This flight of fancy which is interesting for conservative Catholics to consider that this is how the liberal folks who hold positions of power in the Catholic education structures regard them:
"If the judgement of Pope Formosus can be attributed to "fanatical hatred", it is feasible to suspect that the revision of Vatican II might have a similar motivation."
v. And an "interesting" welcome to potential Anglican converts:
"The Australian (23 Nov 2009) reported that as many as "450 Anglican parishes" from England and Wales were considering joining Catholic community. "Traditional Anglicans" disenchanted by their Church's "ordination of women and gay bishops." Is the Catholic Church to set aside Vatican II and become a haven for European malcontents or will it follow the vision of Vatican II to be a voice for the marginalised of the world?"
Looks like you've been spammed Josh!
Rob A
I have deleted the detestable spam! At least on one's own blog one is master.
As an antidote to the effects of our work-obsessed times under Kevin 24/7, I suggest looking up a piece on Godzdogz, the English Dominican student blog, on the neglected virtue of eutrapelia. (Ifnothing else, it will make a good party trick to test your friends' knowledge of St Thomas!)
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