The choice of the name for the new college may be rather much... what's the rationale? New traditional Catholic college in three years -- despite being "traditional," there is no indication that it will not be co-ed.
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Catholics should be preparing instead for a postcarbon world with schools that will teach the appropriate trades and skills, complemented by some sort of liberal arts education, and this should be done at what is no considered the "secondary" level.
Saturday, February 06, 2016
The Opposite of Inculturation
But rather the Hispanicization of the natives... How many Ibero-Americans care about this tradition now?
Bridges of San Luis Rey: Early sacred music from Latin America
February 06, 2016
The sacred music of Latin America in the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries has only recently been discovered by recording labels. The results are always striking and frequently marvelous.
R.J. Stove
Bridges of San Luis Rey: Early sacred music from Latin America
February 06, 2016
The sacred music of Latin America in the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries has only recently been discovered by recording labels. The results are always striking and frequently marvelous.
R.J. Stove
Some of the Comments Are Interesting
Explaining why Bishop Olmstead's call is flawed.
Bishop Olmsted Calls Men Into the Breach by Luma Simms
Bishop Olmsted Calls Men Into the Breach by Luma Simms
CH's Trad Cons Are What I Call Socons
Social conservatives, in their beliefs about the sexes.
Similarities Between Traditional Conservatives And Feminists
Similarities Between Traditional Conservatives And Feminists
Not All is Fine in the Imperial Communist Utopia
NYT: Wanted in China: More Male Teachers, to Make Boys Men By JAVIER C. HERNÁNDEZ
The imperial overloads deserve the social mess they've created.
The imperial overloads deserve the social mess they've created.
Friday, February 05, 2016
Leopold Kohr Would Agree
When Greece Was Rich—and Why By Jason Sorens
The Rise and Fall of Classical Greece, Josiah Ober, Princeton, 464 pages
But what of slavery?
The Rise and Fall of Classical Greece, Josiah Ober, Princeton, 464 pages
But what of slavery?
More on Risen
Vatican Radio’s Chris Altieri attended a closed screening of the film Risen for critics and journalists this week in...
Posted by Vatican Radio - English Section on Thursday, February 4, 2016
May It Happen
It was announced on Friday that Pope Francis will hold a meeting with Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Russia in Cuba on February 12th. It marks the first ever meeting between a Pope and a Russian Primate.
Posted by Vatican Radio - English Section on Friday, February 5, 2016
Will the Pope See Risen?
Breitbart: Pope Francis Greets Cast of New Hollywood Film on Resurrected Christ
Risen: A new film produced by Sony Pictures is looking to tell the story of the days immediately following the Passion,...
Posted by Vatican Radio - English Section on Thursday, February 4, 2016
Pope Francis briefly greeted actor Joseph Fiennes during his general audience on Wednesday. He was in Rome with his wife...
Posted by Vatican Radio - English Section on Wednesday, February 3, 2016
Pope Francis briefly greeted actor Joseph Fiennes during his general audience on Wednesday.
Posted by Vatican Radio - English Section on Wednesday, February 3, 2016
Thursday, February 04, 2016
Softballs for Two Minutes
Ever wonder what it's like to be head of the worldwide Jesuit order? Father James Martin, S.J., asks three questions of Super General Adolfo Nicolás.
Posted by Vatican Radio - English Section on Thursday, February 4, 2016
Conceding a Diocese
What bishop wants to talk about assimilation?
The significance of Pope Francis’ planned apostolic visit to Mexico Feb. 12-17 is not lost on the faithful in the...
Posted by Vatican Radio - English Section on Thursday, February 4, 2016
cloud9world.com
The company produces materials for literacy and character education to be used in public schools -- of course one finds liberal virtues (e.g. tolerance) or traditional virtues subordinated to the liberal nation-state and ideology. The state will promote and enforce the morality that suits its purposes, in opposition to the common good.
Was at Walgreen's the other night and saw at the front of the checkout line some Valentine's Day cards for children, featuring Marvel and Star Wars characters, etc. Also included with the cards? The temporary tattoos that so many children use today.... Corporations contributing to the coarsening of the culture. I don't think many would hear a call to boycott that company, and is there an alternative company with an explicit position against the production and selling of temporary tattoos to children that one can buycott? Probably not.
First All Blacks Haka of Rugby World Cup 2015
Female rugby + female haka... they seek to spread feminism the ideology everywhere...
Co-ed dances: traditionally the moves of men and women are distinct.
co-ed hakas in the military as well...
Wednesday, February 03, 2016
Thanks Be to God!
With great joy- the Pastor and Parishioners invite you to...SAVE THE DATE!1 ЖОВТНЯ, 2016 - OCTOBER 1 2016 for the Consecration of our rebuilt Church. ВІДЛОЖІТЬ ДEНЬ! Details below and more to come...
Posted by Saint Elias Church Brampton, Ontario Canada on Sunday, January 31, 2016
Theophany 2016- a few photos. Next year…we'll be back at our own church and pond.
Posted by Saint Elias Church Brampton, Ontario Canada on Sunday, January 17, 2016
For Women Who Won't Grow Up
Thank you, MBC, for fulfilling fangirls' dreams and creating a show about bromance. Plus casting 김민재 Kim Min Jae and BTS's V
Posted by Soompi on Monday, February 1, 2016
And the degradation of male friendship continues in Korean pop culture...
Acting Comeback Soon for HHJ?
Please say yes! The director and writer are amazing!
Posted by Soompi on Monday, February 1, 2016
You think?
Have we blurred the boundaries between the ordained and the laity? by Anne Hendershott
Originally embraced as a way to offset priest shortages, pastoral associate programs can sometimes be used to push other agendas.
Originally embraced as a way to offset priest shortages, pastoral associate programs can sometimes be used to push other agendas.
Tuesday, February 02, 2016
Metropolitan Anthony Bloom on Division
Dividedness has existed among the Christians from the beginning. You remember how Christ’s disciples quarrelled: who...
Posted by Orthodoxy and the World on Monday, February 1, 2016
Msgr. Lopes is a hometown boy, from Fremont and originally from the archdiocese of San Francisco; in all likelihood a Californian neo-Yankee, now bishop of the Anglican Ordinariate. Would Italians welcome a German as their bishop, if he was not one of them in culture and identity? Why should it be any different for the Anglican Ordinariate. Unfortunately, it is likely that most members of the Anglican Ordinariate adhere to political correctness and play down any ethnic component of their identity.
How traditional are the processionals? Too triumphalistic and secular in sound... inappropriate use of horns/brass. And get rid of the organ. Does there need to be a reform of the processional rite/entrance hymn [introit] in the Roman rite and the Anglican Ordinariate rite?
Edit. And his singing ability? How's he qualified to become the bishop of former Anglicans? (half-joking)
How traditional are the processionals? Too triumphalistic and secular in sound... inappropriate use of horns/brass. And get rid of the organ. Does there need to be a reform of the processional rite/entrance hymn [introit] in the Roman rite and the Anglican Ordinariate rite?
Edit. And his singing ability? How's he qualified to become the bishop of former Anglicans? (half-joking)
Monday, February 01, 2016
Heard some students saying that they hate Trump and other comments; indoctrinated by their parents? Teachers? Mass media? And why? Because they think he is anti-hispanic due to his immigration policies? If so, do they understand that by identifying narrowly with the Hispanic interest, non-hispanic whites may do the same? And what will the consequences of that be?
Jacob Klein
Imaginative Conservative: Jacob Klein: European Scholar and American Teacher by Eva Brann
The Depiction of Warfare in Star Wars
We should recognize that The Force Awakens is a rehash of the original trilogy, compounding the lack of creativity with the destruction of a third "imperial" weapon of mass destruction.
In the prequels, the warfare is worse than 2GW -- it's more like 1GW, with two massed armies clashing on the battlefield under the appearance of combined arms. It's a battle or mass warfare you'd see in a comic book or a RTS computer game, not in the real world -- men and machines rushing into one another on the battlefield. Is it more dramatic (and easier for visual story-telling)? Or does it betray the lack of a military background of the "artists" behind the product? One could say the same about the space battles in the prequels and the original trilogy -- ships engaging one another like 18th century ships of sail. (Indeed, the instruction for game play for the board games revealed tactics comparable to that era, all the way to the first World War.) Yes, there are small fighter craft thrown in the mix, but their ability to damage the larger spaceships seems inconsistent. Apparently no one in the Star Wars universe has discovered the use of nuclear weapons on the battlefield. (Unless the artists wish to claim that force fields and such are sufficient protection against nuclear weapons -- space fantasy, not science fiction.)
I wish someone more familiar with warfare would write about this.
In the prequels, the warfare is worse than 2GW -- it's more like 1GW, with two massed armies clashing on the battlefield under the appearance of combined arms. It's a battle or mass warfare you'd see in a comic book or a RTS computer game, not in the real world -- men and machines rushing into one another on the battlefield. Is it more dramatic (and easier for visual story-telling)? Or does it betray the lack of a military background of the "artists" behind the product? One could say the same about the space battles in the prequels and the original trilogy -- ships engaging one another like 18th century ships of sail. (Indeed, the instruction for game play for the board games revealed tactics comparable to that era, all the way to the first World War.) Yes, there are small fighter craft thrown in the mix, but their ability to damage the larger spaceships seems inconsistent. Apparently no one in the Star Wars universe has discovered the use of nuclear weapons on the battlefield. (Unless the artists wish to claim that force fields and such are sufficient protection against nuclear weapons -- space fantasy, not science fiction.)
I wish someone more familiar with warfare would write about this.
Another Ip Man 3 BTS Clip
As IP MAN 3 delivers the goods in cinemas worldwide right now, here is a peek behind the scenes:
Posted by TwitchFilm on Saturday, January 30, 2016
For the Action Movie Fans
Boyka said knock you out! We have a full trailer for BOYKA: UNDISPUTED and you can watch it here:
Posted by TwitchFilm on Sunday, January 31, 2016
Something for Paleoconservative Education Theorists to Consider
Abbeville Institute: Old South Education before the War to Destroy Southern Civilization by George Crockett
Tomorrow
EWTN Broadcast • Mass of Ordination • First Bishop of the Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter
The Romans wouldn't allow the Mass to be done ad orientem at the Roman co-cathedral in Houston. The Anglican Catholics should have protested and threatened to have the ceremony moved to Our Lady of Walsingham.
The Romans wouldn't allow the Mass to be done ad orientem at the Roman co-cathedral in Houston. The Anglican Catholics should have protested and threatened to have the ceremony moved to Our Lady of Walsingham.
On Protestant Christian Complementarianism
Dalrock:
Not listening.
Supplicating to rebellion
Does the term carry this baggage when borrowed by Roman Catholics?
Not listening.
Supplicating to rebellion
Does the term carry this baggage when borrowed by Roman Catholics?
Sunday, January 31, 2016
Is That Bishop with Scare Quotes?
Lutheran bishop who met with Francis: “The ecumenical movement has never been an easy journey” by Alberto Carosa
Bishop Irja Askola was part of a delegation of Finnish Christians who met with the Holy Father during the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.
January 29, 2016 09:02 EST
A bizarre piece to be found in CWR? I would have expected something like this in Vatican Insider.
Bishop Irja Askola was part of a delegation of Finnish Christians who met with the Holy Father during the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.
January 29, 2016 09:02 EST
A bizarre piece to be found in CWR? I would have expected something like this in Vatican Insider.
The Destruction of Local Cultures
Homogeneity in the name of unity...
China Is Forcing Its Biggest Cantonese-Speaking Region To Speak Mandarin
What would Sun Yat-Sen say?
China Is Forcing Its Biggest Cantonese-Speaking Region To Speak Mandarin
What would Sun Yat-Sen say?
Metropolitan Kallistos Ware | Orthodox-Evangelical Dialogue: What Have We to Learn from One Another?
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