Carissimi; Today’s Mass: St John of the Cross
Born Juan de Yepes y Alvarez in Fontiveros at Old Castile, Spain on June 24, 1542 of very poor parents, Saint John of the Cross was the youngest son of a silk weaver who died shortly after his birth…
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Today on ORtv; Wednesday 24th November 2021| St John of the Cross
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USCCB: United States Completely Clueless Bishops
Eric Sammons breaks down last week’s USCCB meeting in Baltimore, and why it demonstrates how out of touch our bishops
Spanish bishop gets civilly married | Catholic News Agency
Bishop Xavier Novell, who unexpectedly resigned in August as bishop of Solsona, Spain, entered into a civil marriage with Silvia
US Bishops Snub Cardinal Mahony’s Puzzling Intervention| National Catholic Register
It is entirely likely that the lopsided vote in favor of the USCCB’s new Eucharistic document was produced in part
New Liturgical Movement: Portable Altars at Auction; Guest Post by Andrew Marlborough
This week, I present another guest article by my friend, Andrew Marlborough, who worked in the art gallery business for
UOC Chancellor: Orthodoxy is on the verge of a huge split due to Ukraine – UOJ – the Union of Orthodox Journalists
The Church is looking for a way out to prevent a really huge split, said Metropolitan Anthony (Pakanich). UOC Chancellor:
Bishop of Charleston Prohibits Confirmation, Anointing of the Sick in ‘Tridentine Form’| National Catholic Register
Bishop Guglielmone stipulates in the new policy that the Traditional Latin Mass cannot be celebrated for midnight Mass at Christmas,
Pope Francis Speaks to Italy’s Catholic Bishops in ‘Strictly Private’ Meeting| National Catholic Register
According to a brief Vatican statement, at the beginning of the meeting, Pope Francis gave the 210 bishops a card
Don’t dismiss witchcraft claims as mental health problems, police told
Metropolitan Police officers are being taught how to detect child abuse amid complex cultural practices and fears cases are ‘misdiagnosed’