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Roger – You can’t be expected to fill in every gap in my education, can you?... - roger on 27 July 2010
Billy, several things to say. First of all I had no idea that you had a blog! If it is public, I... - Billy Bishop on 27 July 2010
I could go on and on about this and maybe I will on my own blog. I hope I may be... - roger on 25 July 2010
Epsilon, I am very OK with this and thank you deeply. It is very good to know that people... - epsilon on 17 July 2010
I ‘ve dedicated a post to this today – hope you’re OK with this this is the... - roger on 17 July 2010
Epsilon, very good to hear from you as well! I did not know the link you gave, but am glad to... - epsilon on 12 July 2010
“the Hollow Men, who knowing the price of everything and the value of nothing, had lost... - roger on 10 July 2010
Very good to have your voice and insights back here, Edwin! As you may see from upcoming... - roger on 10 July 2010
Well, thank you Irish Cicero! - Edwin Shendelman on 4 July 2010
We can hardly think our society is the least bad so far. Lately, I’ve been... - Irish Cicero on 28 June 2010
This is an excellent post! Very well done. We linked you: http://washingtonrebel.type... - roger on 12 June 2010
Dean, Annig … First Dean, I am sorry to say I can do no more than wish you luck with your...
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Tag Archives: Catholic Ireland
Bob Geldof and the Divine Power of Jesus Christ
Referring to his Irish Catholic upbringing, avowed atheist Bob Geldof KBE has said:
“Intellectually I resisted, but though logic stripped away the cant and ceremony, I still could not rid myself of the voodoo.”
Oddly enough, here I think, is testimony to a concept, which I share with Bob Geldof.
It is a concept, once entirely obvious [...]
A Tridentine Preview
A lot of work is presently going into a new aspect of this website, which I hope will soon debut under the name of Tridentine Archive.
The Archive among other things, will be representing to the twenty-first century certain older out-of-copyright texts, which deal not only with the Sacred Heart, but also the entire Tridentine period [...]
Posted in Roger's Weblog Also tagged Catholic France, Dechristianisation, Dictatorship of Secularism, Our Lady, Sacred Heart, Tridentine Church, World Tragedy Leave a comment
Cry from the Heart
May I be permitted, may I permit myself, I wonder, a lamentation here, a cry, even a scream from the heart?
Cry out, as I continue in the personal and autobiographical mode of my last entry – in which entry I also invoked the words of a deceased, anonymous author writing in French, just before the arrival of the new [...]
Posted in Roger's Weblog Also tagged Catholic Mystery, Personal/Autobiography - Roger, World Tragedy 3 Comments
Ireland, O Ireland!
I have been hoping to continue from the themes of my last entry. That is to say, I have wanted to further explore the profound questions of what is the response called of a traditional Catholic to Global Warming … Global Warming as the latest fruit of an increasingly materialistic society.
Unfortunately many pressures are keeping [...]
DVD Review: Circle of Friends
A Flawed, Fond and Important Evocation of Catholic Ireland
Into the Mystery …