Tag Archives: Latin Mass

Book Review: The Horn of the Unicorn by David Allen White

By roger | Published: 24 September 2011

Weeping. I watch her weeping. My beloved weeps, while she reads this book. This book, we read it together. Our hearts ripped. ***** The book calls itself a mosaic. It is written in an unusual style. In fragments. Shards of the life of Archbishop Lefebvre juxtaposed with fragments from the Twentieth Century, which serve as [...]

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Tectonic Shifts in the Vatican

By roger | Published: 17 September 2011

Earlier this week we said the following: “We briefly interrupt our series on the New Age to note this possibly landmark day. It is the fourth anniversary of the implementation of Summorum Pontificum and if rumours reported in the French press (Le Figaro) are to be believed, a day of potential earthquake (English translation here). [...]

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The Tide is Turning …

By roger | Published: 14 September 2011

We briefly interrupt our series on the New Age to note this possibly landmark day. It is the fourth anniversary of the implementation of Summorum Pontificum and if rumours reported in the French press (Le Figaro) are to be believed, a day of potential earthquake (English translation here). If such reports have truth, they suggest [...]

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Online Petition for Protecting the Latin Mass

By roger | Published: 19 February 2011

Dear Reader, There are rumours and reports of renewed threat to the Latin Mass. How credible these are is impossible for me to judge. However sources I consider reputable such as The New Liturgical Movement and Rorate Caeli are promoting a multinational, multilingual appeal for a petition to the Holy Father. Thus I think the [...]

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This Joy

By roger | Published: 3 March 2010

If people only knew … For two days running, circumstances led me to miss Mass. This is very unusual for me and accustomed as I am to daily Mass, its absence was very noticeable. I suppose some reading this might consider my going to Mass daily as some kind of zealous, pious dutifulness. If they [...]

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The Novus Ordo Fails to Guard and Contain

By kim | Published: 23 January 2010

Experiencing the Novus Ordo after the Latin Mass.

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Book Review: Iota Unum by Romano Amerio

By roger | Published: 12 January 2010

Razor sharp insight into the Crisis of the Church. The work of a master.

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From Ordinary to Extraordinary

By kim | Published: 1 December 2009

Recently at the Tridentine Latin Mass, I experienced something so beautiful. After the consecration and elevation of the Host, I bowed my head in reverence and prayer and then when the server rang the following bell, I lifted my head. I saw the robe of the priest held up, slightly curved behind the priest. The [...]

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The Latin Mass: Awakening through Tradition

By roger | Published: 10 August 2009

The Latin Mass can awaken one to the true reality of the Holy Mass. A priest tells of his discovery through learning the Tridentine Mass

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Materialism, Truth and the Catholic Mystery

By roger | Published: 22 July 2009

Recently here, I reported how moved I once was by the words of Latin Mass priest in Ireland who regretted a contemporary tendency in the Church to de-emphasise the need for the Sacrament of Confession. His point was that people who availed themselves less often of this Sacrament, availed themselves less of the “Sanctifying Grace” [...]

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Towards God

By kim | Published: 29 April 2009

I will never forget my first Latin Mass. It was incredible. With the priest facing the tabernacle, his back turned to us, it was as though he was leading us to Our Lord. The beautiful robe the priest wore seemed to cover us all, being an instrument in this sacred journey. Each and every prayer [...]

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