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Wednesday, January 27, 2021
A Polish Documentary on Heiligenkreuz
Sunday, April 03, 2016
Unwilling to Resist?
A Viennese monastery famous for its chart-topping chant album is also breaking records for vocations. What is the secret of its success? (via Cal Catholic Daily)
In the main photo there is apparently a female altar server, probably one of the visitors at the monastery for their "Youth Vigil." Was that really a pastorally necessary choice?
Top Ten Monks
In the main photo there is apparently a female altar server, probably one of the visitors at the monastery for their "Youth Vigil." Was that really a pastorally necessary choice?
Top Ten Monks
Saturday, June 21, 2014
Monday, November 12, 2012
New CD from Stift Heiligenkreuz
"Chant Missa Latina"
The CD is being advertised as a a way of commemorating the 50th anniversary of Vatican II. Ensemble Vox Gotica is also participating.
The announcement from the FB page for the monastery:
Vorwort (pdf)
Press release (pdf)
The last CD, Stabat Mater, was just released several months ago. I didn't know there was a special companion CD to "Chant" for Advent and Christmas.
Buy them here. (The "Missa Latina" CD has not been released yet.)
The CD is being advertised as a a way of commemorating the 50th anniversary of Vatican II. Ensemble Vox Gotica is also participating.
The announcement from the FB page for the monastery:
Vorwort (pdf)
Press release (pdf)
The last CD, Stabat Mater, was just released several months ago. I didn't know there was a special companion CD to "Chant" for Advent and Christmas.
Buy them here. (The "Missa Latina" CD has not been released yet.)
Friday, November 04, 2011
Items of Interest, 4 November 2011
Clyde Wilson, A Little Rebellion
Patrick Buchanan, Arrivederci, Roma
Elinor Ostrom Outlines Best Strategies for Managing the Commons by Jay Walljasper (EB)
Helena Norberg-Hodge: The Economics of Happiness
WWWTW:
Jeff Culbreath, The Social Credit Movement
Paul J. Cella, Monetarism has a conservative pedigree
Counterpunch:
Paul Craig Roberts, On Western Democracy
Andrew Cockburn, Assassination Blowback
Franklin Lamb, Libya’s Liberation Front Organizing in the Sahel
Ismael Hossein-Zadeh, Keynesian Myths and Illusions
The Grand Oligarchy Party:
Kelley Vlahos, No Party for Smart Men
Thomas Fleming, High-Tech Lynchings
OWS:
Occupy Wall Street: An Addendum
Rod Dreher, OWS: The liturgy of Moralistic Therapeutic Progressivism
Local Banking for Global Change
Move Your Money Project
David Walker, Solving the Nation's Deficit
Peak Oil:
New Dept. of Energy Priority-Setting Analysis Seriously Flawed
CNA military advisory board: cut US oil use 30% to reduce "grave national security risks"
Release, CNA (EB)
Transition Voice: Live blogging from ASPO-USA Conference
Dmitry Orlov on Fast Collapse & Alex Goldmark on Crowdfunding (EB) (mp3)
Virtus:
Jack Donovan, Is Masculinity a Matter of Money?
3GW:
Fabius Maximus, Attritionist Letter #10 – Commanders today are too busy to develop subordinates!
Catholic:
Insight Scoop: "It’s not often that a historical novel comes along that is ...
Researcher thinks Pius XII went undercover to save Jews by David Kerr
MoJ: Coptic Christian student beaten to death, by teacher and classmates, in school
Diet and Health:
Does High Circulating Insulin Drive Body Fat Accumulation? Answers from Genetically Modified Mice
Music:
Two from Stift Heiligenkreuz, the second a commercial for their new CD:
(Spem in Alium Productions)
David Ianni
Patrick Buchanan, Arrivederci, Roma
Elinor Ostrom Outlines Best Strategies for Managing the Commons by Jay Walljasper (EB)
Helena Norberg-Hodge: The Economics of Happiness
As she analyzed the problem further, Norberg-Hodge realized that the basic problem was rooted in the fundamentals of Western economics. “What economics has become as a discipline is a really disgraceful set of myths that were essentially formulated at the time of slavery and colonialism,” she said. “One of the fundamentals that was set in stone was that it’s in everybody’s interests to specialize for export, instead of providing a range of things for their own region or their own people. These theories were put in place at the same time that very wealthy merchants and emerging industrialists were benefiting from turning entire diversified economies into monocultures that produced just cotton, gold or copper, as the whole world was sort of coming under this one umbrella from Europe.The bolded part makes for a good sound bite, but is it a good history of the discipline? Or bad genealogy?
WWWTW:
Jeff Culbreath, The Social Credit Movement
Paul J. Cella, Monetarism has a conservative pedigree
Counterpunch:
Paul Craig Roberts, On Western Democracy
Andrew Cockburn, Assassination Blowback
Franklin Lamb, Libya’s Liberation Front Organizing in the Sahel
Ismael Hossein-Zadeh, Keynesian Myths and Illusions
The Grand Oligarchy Party:
Kelley Vlahos, No Party for Smart Men
Thomas Fleming, High-Tech Lynchings
OWS:
Occupy Wall Street: An Addendum
Rod Dreher, OWS: The liturgy of Moralistic Therapeutic Progressivism
Local Banking for Global Change
Move Your Money Project
David Walker, Solving the Nation's Deficit
Peak Oil:
New Dept. of Energy Priority-Setting Analysis Seriously Flawed
CNA military advisory board: cut US oil use 30% to reduce "grave national security risks"
Release, CNA (EB)
Transition Voice: Live blogging from ASPO-USA Conference
Dmitry Orlov on Fast Collapse & Alex Goldmark on Crowdfunding (EB) (mp3)
Virtus:
Jack Donovan, Is Masculinity a Matter of Money?
3GW:
Fabius Maximus, Attritionist Letter #10 – Commanders today are too busy to develop subordinates!
Catholic:
Insight Scoop: "It’s not often that a historical novel comes along that is ...
Researcher thinks Pius XII went undercover to save Jews by David Kerr
MoJ: Coptic Christian student beaten to death, by teacher and classmates, in school
Diet and Health:
Does High Circulating Insulin Drive Body Fat Accumulation? Answers from Genetically Modified Mice
Music:
Two from Stift Heiligenkreuz, the second a commercial for their new CD:
(Spem in Alium Productions)
David Ianni
I don't understand why they thought the piano accompaniment was necessary. Trying to be different?
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Items of Interest, 26 October 2011
James Matthew Wilson, Catholic Teaching and Global Political Authority
Rod Dreher, The cafeteria is only closed for liberal Catholics (see the comment by Adam De Ville)
Sandro Magister, "Occupy Wall Street." The Vatican at the Barricades
Creating Rural Wealth
Harvey Ussery and Broody Hens
Why Companies Aren't Getting the Employees They Need
NPR: The Informal Economy Driving World Business
Kevin Carson, There is No Disinterested Authority and Battle for the Heart of the Occupy Movement
Peak Oil:
The peak oil crisis: the energy trap by Tom Whipple (EB)
Oil and the Economy by Chris Martenson
A recording from yesterday's conference call with Cris Martenson is now available.
Individual statements in support of ASPO-USA's letter to Energy Secretary Steven Chu (EB)
A return to the age of sail? The first Transition podcast! A visit to the Tres Hombres, tasting a revolution in shipping
The Environment:
Polluted America: Amazingly colourful aerial pictures that highlight damage to Earth wrought by industry
Grist: Is the environmental crisis caused by 7 billion or the 1%
Conservative:
Thomas Fleming, The End of the American Empire and Fight Night in Vegas
Jack Hunter, I'm still holding out hope that conservatism will triumph
Daniel Larison, Paul Ryan and Social Mobility
More ignorant "We're #1!" rhetoric from a Republican.
Counterpunch:
JOHN LAFORGE, Radiation Reporting
GARETH PORTER AND SHAH NOORI, U.N. Tally Excluded Most Afghan Civilian Deaths in Night Raids
NPR: Reporting from the front lines of Mexico's drug war
TAC hiring online editor
I find myself tempted by this...
Catholic:
Solemn Dominican Rite, Blackfriars, Oxford
Fr Thomas Kocik's Talk at Thomas More College
Further from the Association of Latin Liturgy and the Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham
Pulling an all-nighter: The example of St. Dominic
Chant - Amor et Passio: Interview mit David Ianni
Anthony Esolen at Christendom College: Author Anthony Esolen Exposes Society's Misunderstanding of Love - his lecture can be downloaded at iTunes.
Music:
Heinrich Isaac, the film (full version)
Maine Song and Story Map
Bluegrass Diva with Steve Martin, Ed Helms and Noam Pikelny
Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Rangers will be at Villa Montalvo tomorrow.
Yo-Yo Ma on The Tonight Show
In the Footsteps of a Hero: The Joseph Brennan Story
Rod Dreher, The cafeteria is only closed for liberal Catholics (see the comment by Adam De Ville)
Sandro Magister, "Occupy Wall Street." The Vatican at the Barricades
Creating Rural Wealth
Harvey Ussery and Broody Hens
Why Companies Aren't Getting the Employees They Need
NPR: The Informal Economy Driving World Business
Kevin Carson, There is No Disinterested Authority and Battle for the Heart of the Occupy Movement
Peak Oil:
The peak oil crisis: the energy trap by Tom Whipple (EB)
Oil and the Economy by Chris Martenson
A recording from yesterday's conference call with Cris Martenson is now available.
Individual statements in support of ASPO-USA's letter to Energy Secretary Steven Chu (EB)
A return to the age of sail? The first Transition podcast! A visit to the Tres Hombres, tasting a revolution in shipping
The Environment:
Polluted America: Amazingly colourful aerial pictures that highlight damage to Earth wrought by industry
Grist: Is the environmental crisis caused by 7 billion or the 1%
Conservative:
Thomas Fleming, The End of the American Empire and Fight Night in Vegas
Jack Hunter, I'm still holding out hope that conservatism will triumph
Daniel Larison, Paul Ryan and Social Mobility
More ignorant "We're #1!" rhetoric from a Republican.
Counterpunch:
JOHN LAFORGE, Radiation Reporting
GARETH PORTER AND SHAH NOORI, U.N. Tally Excluded Most Afghan Civilian Deaths in Night Raids
NPR: Reporting from the front lines of Mexico's drug war
TAC hiring online editor
I find myself tempted by this...
Catholic:
Solemn Dominican Rite, Blackfriars, Oxford
Fr Thomas Kocik's Talk at Thomas More College
Further from the Association of Latin Liturgy and the Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham
Pulling an all-nighter: The example of St. Dominic
Chant - Amor et Passio: Interview mit David Ianni
Anthony Esolen at Christendom College: Author Anthony Esolen Exposes Society's Misunderstanding of Love - his lecture can be downloaded at iTunes.
Music:
Heinrich Isaac, the film (full version)
Maine Song and Story Map
Bluegrass Diva with Steve Martin, Ed Helms and Noam Pikelny
Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Rangers will be at Villa Montalvo tomorrow.
Yo-Yo Ma on The Tonight Show
In the Footsteps of a Hero: The Joseph Brennan Story
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Items of Interest, 12 October 2011
The Occupation Movement:
Thomas Fleming, Occupied America
Why the metamovement will ultimately fail by Dave Pollard (EB)
Ralph Nader, Rumble from the people (Counterpunch)
Welmer, Occupy Wall Street Protests: Real Movement or More Party Politics?
The Occupation Movement: Grand Alliance or Anti-Tea Party?
John Robb, JOURNAL: A Capitalist Reformation?
More on the Economy:
The FALL of Phantom Assets by Dr. Peter Chojnowski
Tomgram: Andy Kroll, America's Lost Decade
Transition Culture: “Communities are more important than individuals, and probably more important than states and nations”: An interview with Bill McKibben
Joel Salatin:
The Self-Sufficient Gardener: Episode 125 Interviews – Joel Salatin, Cheryl Long, Diane Ott Whealy (mp3)
Farmer And Philosopher Joel Salatin (mp3)
Joel Salatin, Part 1: “Folks, This Ain’t Normal”
Joel Salatin, Part 2: Food Regulation And The Little Guy
Mother Earth News (2008)
Making Food Friendly
Dekacrossfit
Peak Oil:
How I prepared my family for peak oil - Nicole Foss (EB)
Catholic:
Papal Vespers in Carthusian Monastery
Solemn Ambrosian Vespers and Benediction (Usus Antiquior Ambrosianus)
Rob Vischer, Occupy Wall Street v. Tea Party: Should Catholic Identity Shape Our Preference?
CD-Aufnahmen zur neuen CD "Chant - Amor et Passio": 1. Tag
Probe mit David Ianni für die CD "Chant - Amor et Passio"
Predigt von Kurt Kardinal Koch
Diet and Health:
Mark Sisson: How I'd Change Gym Class
Music:
NPR: A Final Gift From Steve Jobs, Plus New Music From First Aid Kit
Breathing New Life Into Hank Williams' Lyrics : NPR
Exclusive Interview: Scotty McCreery talks hitting No. 1, his 'no' list and prom
Thomas Fleming, Occupied America
Why the metamovement will ultimately fail by Dave Pollard (EB)
Ralph Nader, Rumble from the people (Counterpunch)
Welmer, Occupy Wall Street Protests: Real Movement or More Party Politics?
The Occupation Movement: Grand Alliance or Anti-Tea Party?
John Robb, JOURNAL: A Capitalist Reformation?
More on the Economy:
The FALL of Phantom Assets by Dr. Peter Chojnowski
Tomgram: Andy Kroll, America's Lost Decade
Transition Culture: “Communities are more important than individuals, and probably more important than states and nations”: An interview with Bill McKibben
Joel Salatin:
The Self-Sufficient Gardener: Episode 125 Interviews – Joel Salatin, Cheryl Long, Diane Ott Whealy (mp3)
Farmer And Philosopher Joel Salatin (mp3)
Joel Salatin, Part 1: “Folks, This Ain’t Normal”
Joel Salatin, Part 2: Food Regulation And The Little Guy
Mother Earth News (2008)
Making Food Friendly
Dekacrossfit
Peak Oil:
How I prepared my family for peak oil - Nicole Foss (EB)
Catholic:
Papal Vespers in Carthusian Monastery
Solemn Ambrosian Vespers and Benediction (Usus Antiquior Ambrosianus)
Rob Vischer, Occupy Wall Street v. Tea Party: Should Catholic Identity Shape Our Preference?
Are we really talking about identity, as opposed to political preferences or the alliances that we form with others? Is there any movement that embodies CST? Would we not be better off pursuing concrete strategies of relocalization and living in accordance with the order of charity?
CD-Aufnahmen zur neuen CD "Chant - Amor et Passio": 1. Tag
Probe mit David Ianni für die CD "Chant - Amor et Passio"
Predigt von Kurt Kardinal Koch
Diet and Health:
Mark Sisson: How I'd Change Gym Class
Music:
NPR: A Final Gift From Steve Jobs, Plus New Music From First Aid Kit
Breathing New Life Into Hank Williams' Lyrics : NPR
Exclusive Interview: Scotty McCreery talks hitting No. 1, his 'no' list and prom
Wednesday, October 05, 2011
More on the new Heiligenkreuz CD
From FB:
Neue CD "CHANT - Amor et Passio"
Ab 04.November im Handel!
Nach dem großen Erfolg der CD "Chant - Music for Paradise" waren wir erschöpft. Zugleich haben wir gesehen, wieviele Menschen sich über die geistlichen Gesänge freuen. Jetzt sind wir wieder soweit. Es macht uns sogar große Freude: Wir Mönche werden demnächst eine 2. CD mit unserem Gregorianischen Choral aufnehmen, sie wird den Titel tragen: "Chant - Amor et Passio". Es geht darin um die Liebe und die Leidenschaft Gottes.
Tuesday, September 06, 2011
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Monday, May 30, 2011
Chant Cafe: A Tale of Two Abbeys: Klosterneuberg and Heiligenkreuz
Posted by Revd Fr Christopher Smith
Posted by Revd Fr Christopher Smith
Monday, February 21, 2011
Sunday, February 20, 2011
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Friday, February 11, 2011
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Friday, December 24, 2010
Thursday, December 23, 2010
HBO airing documentary on Heiligenkreuz
Christianity Today: Top Ten Monks
Engaging HBO documentary on Cistercian monastery is ultimately a film about God.
HBO Documentaries: Top 10 Monks
Stift Heiligenkreuz
Chant: Music for the Soul
Engaging HBO documentary on Cistercian monastery is ultimately a film about God.
HBO Documentaries: Top 10 Monks
Stift Heiligenkreuz
Chant: Music for the Soul
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
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