Monthly Archives: October 2012

There is a lengthy post about the battle of St. Barnabas parish in Omaha, Nebraska to keep its building as it prepares to enter the Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter over at Virtue Online. The first part … Continue reading →

Fr. Anthony Chadwick has a long post on the ongoing rift between former Traditional Anglican Communion primate Archbishop John Hepworth that includes a letter from Bishop Craig Botterill that lays out the concerns of those bishops who remain. Here is … Continue reading →

Over at Fr. Smuts’ blog, the good priest is, as Father Z might say in one of his tag lines “Throwing a nutty,” over my continued support for Archbishop Hepworth.  Others are weighing in, calling me misguided and so on. … Continue reading →

And the Portsmouth Petition of 2007 at St. Agatha’s On Oct. 26,  Anglican Catholic Christian wrote the following in the comments section of Fr. Stephen Smuts’ blog: Anglican Catholic Christian says: October 26, 2012 at 19:38 The comments by Patrick -TAC … Continue reading →

Lovely Peregrinus writes: We are trying to get the word out that some of the best liturgical music in the country is being offered weekly at Sacré-Coeur Parish in downtown Toronto at 1:45 p.m every Sunday.  Come and experience the … Continue reading →

Two years ago,  we experienced the first wave of parish splits or whole (but small) parish defections from the Anglican Catholic Church of Canada over Anglicanorum coetibus. That breakaway group reformed as the Traditional Anglican Church of Canada and sought … Continue reading →

Here’s an excerpt of a story I very much enjoyed preparing.  It’s published now on the website of B.C. Catholic. Five years ago, Jim Anderson knew little about St. Therese of Lisieux when he applied for a post directing a … Continue reading →

Here’s an excerpt: When you change the words, you change the concepts. The liberal progressivist liturgical terrorist reformers were successful in changing our way of speaking about our sacred liturgical worship. For example, they made us – and no one … Continue reading →