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This blog was created on Easter Day 2006 and launched on Low Sunday. It will contain a range of information on me, my life, things that amuse me, things that shock me, things that interest me and general musings. I am a 21 year old Catholic, Conservative & Catholic Conservative. Need I say much more…?
Ratzinger is really a softy
About Me
Links Worth Noting
Blogs I Frequent
- American Papist
- auntie joanna writes
- Catholic Church Conservation
- Catholics in the Public Square
- Christus Vincit
- Dappled Things - Fr Jim Tucker
- Dominicanus
- Et Clamor Meus Ad Te Veniat
- Joee Blogs - A Catholic Londoner
- Juventutem Blog
- Letters From a Young Catholic
- Mulier Fortis
- Musings of a Pertinacious Papist
- Open Book - Amy Welborn
- Purcell's Chicken Voluntary
- Roman Miscellany
- Rorate Caeli
- shannon donahoo
- The Curt Jester - not everyone's sence of humour
- The Hermeneutic of Continuity
- The New Crusade
- The New Liturgical Movement
- The Recusant Cricket Club
- Thomas Peregrinus
- Utter Muttering
- Whispers in the Loggia -- Rocco Palmo
Indolent Server's Best
- A night at the Priory
- ACSA Conference - Official pics
- Howard's South Park Conservatives
- Introduction to Speck the Altar Boy
- My Favourite Catholic Pick-up Lines
- My general opinions on lace surplices
- Ordination of Fr. Michael McCaffrey FSSP
- The Lost Art of the Genuflection
- Voluntary Student Unionism
- What is in a name? Indolent Server
Blog Archive
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- January 2007 (23)
- February 2007 (9)
- March 2007 (1)
- June 2007 (3)
2 comments:
There was a time when just Catholic sufficed. You were either a good(ie practicing) Catholic or you were not. If you were a good Catholic, you knew it and so did everyone else. If you were not a good Catholic, you and everyone else knew that too.
You were supposed to believe (and practice) what your local parish priest believed and taught, who believed what his bishop believed who in turn believed what the Pope believed who received the faith in succession from the Apostles and ultimately, Christ Himself.
How did we get into the mess we're currently in? People(and this includes bishops and priests) these days seem to be able to live in open dissent from the Magisterium and get away with it, totally confusing the faithful.
The more important question is, how do we get back to the point where everyone knew where the Church stands?
Exactly. Now is about being orthodox or not and then broken down into 'Latin Mass' or 'Trad', Novus Ordo, 'Charo', etc etc etc.
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