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Who runs the L.O.L.C.?
- Nate
- Hey! I am a 17 year old high school student (which isn't saying much), and am a traditionally minded Roman Catholic. I am still discerning a vocation to the priesthood, and I pray my blog will be an outlet for all of my thoughts to be heard and discussed; And also to bring you and others closer to Our Lord Jesus Christ and His One True Church, The Catholic Church.
Our Holy Father
God, our Father, we ask You to look with mercy and love on Your servant, Benedict, whom You have chosen to govern Your Church and shepherd Your people. May he, through word and through example, direct, sustain and encourage the people in his care so that with them he may share everlasting life in Your kingdom. Amen.
Blogs/websites I follow
- A Catholic Life
- A Shepherd's Mission
- Adoro te Devote
- American papist
- Called By Name
- Cathoic World News
- Catholic Blogs
- Catholic Catechism
- Catholic World News
- Come and See
- Fr. Fox
- FSSP
- Liturgical Purgatory
- Mount Saint Mary
- New Liturgical Movement
- Notre Dame
- Recovering Choir Director
- Rorate Caeli
- St. Charles Borromeo Schola
- Te Deum laudamus!
- Ted Martin, Seminarian in Rome
- The Holy Mass
- The Ironic Catholic
- The Roman Breviary
- The Token Catholic. (CBF Papist Blog.)
- The Traditional Latin Mass in Michiana
- The Vatican
- What Does the Prayer Really Say?
- Whispers in the Loggia
Canons of St. John Cantius - and their works
O Salutaris Hostia
Video Bar
Gregorian Chant (and other music) I Love
- Cantate Domino- Giuseppe Pitoni
- Consecrate the Place and Day- Lloyd Pfautsch
- Ubi Caritas- Maurice Durufle
- Cum Sancto Spiritu- Lotti
- Pie Jesu
- Salve Regina
- In Paridisum
- Ave Verum Corpus- Mozart
- Ave Maria
- Saint Michael Mass Setting
- O Salutaris
- Pange Lingua
- Puer Natus In Bethlehem
- Mass Setting VIII
- Tenebrae Facte Sunt- Michael haydn
- O Magnum Mysterium- Vittoria
- Lotti Gloria
- Locus Iste
- Lacrymosa- Mozart
- Haydn Mass
Suggested Reading
- - A Priest Forever
- - Against the Grain
- - American Babalyon
- - Biography of John Henry Newman
- - Catholic Matters
- - Gift and Mystery
- - In the Imitation of Christ
- - Living in Christ
- - Making Sense of Scripture
- - Memory and Identity
- - Mysterium Paschale
- - Priests for the Third Millennium
- - St. Paul (Pope's Encyclical Letters)
- - The Dark Night of the Soul
- - The Heresy of Formlessness
- - The Journey to God
- -Catholic Matters
- -Compendium
- -Confessions of Saint Augustine
- -Crossing the Threshold of hope
- -Deus Caritas Est
- -God's Choice
- -Jesus of Nazareth
- -Letters to a Young Catholic
- -Mere Christianity
- -Padre Pio Bio. (Ruffin)
- -Rise, Let Us be on Our Way
- -Saint Francis of Assisi
- -Screwtape letter
- -Spe Salvi
- -Summa Theologica
- -The Apostles
- -The Words we Pray
- -Theology of the body
- -True Mary Devotion
Our Worship at Mass
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1 comment:
In this part of Germany, Carnival is called "Fasching." It is a lot of silliness and some drinking, and then some parade marching. Of course they march: this is Germany. And in uniforms, too.
There are various groups in the parade, groups organized centuries ago, and the members wear a particular costume, featuring a witch/hag or a representative of the animal kingdom [horse, red hen, goat, beaver, boar, etc.). The members wear elaborately carved wooden masks, which are passed down through the generations and worn only at the local parade. I attended the parade in Neuhausen, not far from Stuttgart. Lots of fun, but I'm a little old for such frivolity. As Fr. Mulcahy would say, "Jocularity, jocularity."
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