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1962 Roman Breviary: There's an App for That, 400000 Registered for World Youth Day, and more! (2300)

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05/28/2011 Comment

Tito Edwards of www.ThePulp.it

Prayers for the Dead: Memorial Day in 2 Maccabees - Joe Heschmeyer, Shameless Popery

. . . Donald R. McClarey: Battle Hymn of the Republic. . .

iPhone App Review: 1962 Roman Breviary - Father John Zuhlsdorf, What Does The Prayer Really Say?

400,000 Registered for World Youth Day - Zenit

Papal Latin Mass in Constantinople (Pope Saint John I) - Taylor Marshall, Canterbury Tales

Canterbury: William Shakespeare Was Probably a Catholic - Anita Singh, The Telegraph

What Would Saint Augustine Say About the Ordinariate? - John Whitehead, Once I Was A Clever Boy

Extraordinary Jewish Converts Arrested and Sent to Auschwitz - Tancred, The Eponymous Flower

Growing Faith Shapes Catholic School Graduates - James DeCrane & Joel Davidson, Catholic Anchor

Author of Anti-Boehner Letter Exposed as Soros Funded “Catholic” Hack - Jay Anderson, Pro Ecclesia * Pro Familia * Pro Civitate

Should Confirmation be Delayed? Reflecting on the “Restored Order” - Reginaldus, The New Theological Movement

Catholics Helping People Long Before the State of Illinois Imposed Mandatory Homosexual Adoptions - Joshua Mercer, Catholic Vote

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