Saturday, April 05, 2014
Racist!
Post by ComingSoon.net.
He has not been officially confirmed yet; if that happens will there be protests about the casting?
Thick, That is, Based on Liberal Values
C4SS: In Praise of “Thick” Libertarianism by Sheldon Richman
Ground Zero for Reform?
After the personnel change-up at Newman Hall, I was pleasantly surprised to see this event advertised on Facebook - Learn Chant with Fr. Samuel F. Weber, O.S.B. at Newman Hall. It is an initiative of the Benedict XVI Institute for Sacred Music and Divine Worship (FB). How many locals (Cal students and residents of Berkeley) will be in attendance? Those who have "progressed" beyond the liturgical traditions of the Roman rite may not have any reason to attend, but will they raise a stink about this?
I Thought of AA When I First Saw the Story
Post by Strings Magazine.
about Kwasi Enin. What "prestigious" [neo-]Yankee institution wouldn't want an intelligent African(-American) as one of their students for display? Everyone feels good as a result of the bargain, no?
Do Ivy League Schools Collude On Admissions? (iSteve)
Mr. Enin will appear on Letterman. CS Monitor. Heavy. Time.
TED as a Part of the MSM
Columnists for the NYT posing as teachers and prophets?
I stopped following Mark Bittman on FB for a reason... namely, because he adopted a more aggressive vegan stance, one that was hostile to paleo.
I stopped following Mark Bittman on FB for a reason... namely, because he adopted a more aggressive vegan stance, one that was hostile to paleo.
Friday, April 04, 2014
A Great Weekend for Music
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Tomorrow:
Emmylou Harris at the Warfield, Yonder Mountain String Band at the Fox Theater in Oakland, and Solas at F&S. (Solas will also be performing at Don Quioxte's on Sunday at 2 P.M.)
And on Sunday at the F&S, John Reischman and the Jaybirds, with guests Molly Tuttle and John Mailander. (Will their EP be on sale?) A short documentary on John Reischman and the Jaybirds.
Set 2
Nickel Creek will be on Prairie Home Companion tomorrow:
Misc.
Tomorrow:
Emmylou Harris at the Warfield, Yonder Mountain String Band at the Fox Theater in Oakland, and Solas at F&S. (Solas will also be performing at Don Quioxte's on Sunday at 2 P.M.)
And on Sunday at the F&S, John Reischman and the Jaybirds, with guests Molly Tuttle and John Mailander. (Will their EP be on sale?) A short documentary on John Reischman and the Jaybirds.
Set 2
Nickel Creek will be on Prairie Home Companion tomorrow:
Post by Nickel Creek.
Misc.
An Ecumenical Gathering in Belmont
Catholic SF: We are called to be one’ by Valerie Schmalz
Ecumenical tradition continues in Belmont as archbishop, Orthodox prelate meet in prayer
A prayer service on April 8 at 7 P.M. with Archbishop Salvatore J. Cordileone and Greek Orthodox Metropolitan Gerasimos
Church of the Holy Cross - the service can be viewed online at its website.
Related: San Francisco Archbishop: Those dissenting from Church teachings shouldn’t receive Communion (VIDEO)
Ecumenical tradition continues in Belmont as archbishop, Orthodox prelate meet in prayer
A prayer service on April 8 at 7 P.M. with Archbishop Salvatore J. Cordileone and Greek Orthodox Metropolitan Gerasimos
Church of the Holy Cross - the service can be viewed online at its website.
Related: San Francisco Archbishop: Those dissenting from Church teachings shouldn’t receive Communion (VIDEO)
A Post-Constantinian Crisis
Post by Crisis Magazine.
The decline in numbers is not solely a Latin phenomenon, alas.
Russell Shaw on Factions in the Church
Labels:
Catholic,
Christianity,
Roman rite,
Russell Shaw
Thursday, April 03, 2014
Why Would a "Conservative" Waste Time on This?
True Detective, Breaking Bad, I can understand. Maybe even Mad Men. But How I Met Your Mother?
A First Things writer has a post on the 'comedy' series. Engaging with [mass] culture? For what purpose? Are there limits to this enterprise, or is it just an attempt by "intellectuals" to get paid for doing little, rather than doing the heavy lifting of bringing about civic reform?
Sitcoms that promote fornication as a road to sex should be avoided - "good intentions" and all do not legitimize the story-telling or the indoctrination.
A TV Guide blogger on Monday's episode which was apparently such a disappointment to so many of the show's fans.
A First Things writer has a post on the 'comedy' series. Engaging with [mass] culture? For what purpose? Are there limits to this enterprise, or is it just an attempt by "intellectuals" to get paid for doing little, rather than doing the heavy lifting of bringing about civic reform?
Sitcoms that promote fornication as a road to sex should be avoided - "good intentions" and all do not legitimize the story-telling or the indoctrination.
A TV Guide blogger on Monday's episode which was apparently such a disappointment to so many of the show's fans.
Catholic Social Teaching and Distributism
Pope Francis Needs Distributism by Arthur W. Hunt III
Americans and popes alike can embrace a humane alternative to modern capitalism.
The conservative case against capitalism The left's anxiety about concentrated wealth was anticipated almost a century ago — by the Catholic right By Michael Brendan Dougherty
Americans and popes alike can embrace a humane alternative to modern capitalism.
The conservative case against capitalism The left's anxiety about concentrated wealth was anticipated almost a century ago — by the Catholic right By Michael Brendan Dougherty
St. Mary of Egypt, Pray for Us!
And for American women...
Dalrock: Rationalizing sluttery as a path to marriage.
The Difference Between Men And Women. This Is Genius.
Dalrock: Rationalizing sluttery as a path to marriage.
The Difference Between Men And Women. This Is Genius.
Labels:
chastity,
decline and fall,
feminism,
humor,
saints,
sex,
sex differences
Official Recognition Down the Road?
NLM: Dominican Rite Missa Cantata in Rome by Gregory DiPippo
What is the state of relations between the FSVF and the Dominicans? Is this the first time a "high-ranking" Dominican has officially been part of a FSVF liturgy?
Officials of the General Curia of the Friars
The Dominican Procurator General
This Saturday, April 5th, the feast of St. Vincent Ferrer, the Fraternity of St. Peter’s Roman parish, Santissima Trinità dei Pellegrini, will have a sung Mass in the Dominican Rite. The celebrant will be Fr Reginald Rivoire, a member of the Fraternity of St. Vincent Ferrer, an order who use the traditional Dominican liturgical books. The Procurator General of the Dominican Order will preach, and after the Mass, a relic of St Vincent will be presented for veneration, and water will be blessed in the Saint’s honor, in accordance with the long-standing custom of the Order.
What is the state of relations between the FSVF and the Dominicans? Is this the first time a "high-ranking" Dominican has officially been part of a FSVF liturgy?
Officials of the General Curia of the Friars
The Dominican Procurator General
What, We're Not Bonobos?
Hey Jane, when we see other animals observing, researching, riting and teaching about other animals, let me know.
Labels:
people,
pseudoscience,
scientism,
secular humanism
Wayfaring Strangers Cover
Edit 4/4. Apparently the post has been deleted. Was the cover supposed to be a surprise? Or are they rethinking it?
Labels:
American history,
Americana,
books,
Celtic music,
country music,
folk music
Wednesday, April 02, 2014
Wayfaring Strangers
Post by Thistleradio.
Labels:
Americana,
Celtic music,
country music,
folk music
"This is Spam"
Reporting it as such wouldn't be taken seriously though...
Using their wealth for bad causes since...
Using their wealth for bad causes since...
Tuesday, April 01, 2014
Monday, March 31, 2014
Crusading and Chivalry
Crusading as a knightly deed
Crusading as a knightly deed: How far do the works of Jean of Joinville and James I of Aragon depict crusading as an integral part of chivalry in the thirteenth century?
By Stephen Bennett
academia.edu
Crusading as a knightly deed: How far do the works of Jean of Joinville and James I of Aragon depict crusading as an integral part of chivalry in the thirteenth century?
By Stephen Bennett
academia.edu
Sunday, March 30, 2014
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