Catholarchaeology, Inc. - LarryD, The American Catholic
Christians in the Middle East - George Weigel, First Things/On The Square
More Thoughts on ALL’s Proposal for Action Against Catholic Support of Planned Parenthood - Doctor Ed Peters, In the Light of the Law
The Anglican Ordinariate and the Reform of the Reform - Shawn Tribe, New Liturgical Movement
Baptismal Preparation Based on the Liturgy and Its Possibilities - Father Christopher Smith, The Chant Café
The Penance Now Required - Howard Kainz, The Catholic Thing
The Dakota Indians Preferred Catholicism - Tancred, The Eponymous Flower
Are You Growing Holier? - Doctor Jeff Mirus, Catholic Culture/On the Culture
The Good Samaritan: Part Six - Stacy Trasancos, Accepting Abundance
Should There Be a Guild of Catholic Bloggers? And Would It Be Dominated by ‘Taliban Catholics’? - William Oddie, Catholic Herald
How We Should Address the Deficit and Debt - Monsignor Charles Pope, Archdiocese of Washington
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one comment on the “Reform of the Reform” article and the Anglican Church. While I would be happy to be able to celebrate, IN ENGLISH, with the type of musical accompaniment of the “Kings Choir,” I don’t think we have too many place in USA that have that kind of financing to be able to put together such a choir. The other thing that I think the article missed is the difference between the Anlican Church of ENGLAND and the Espicopal Churhc of the USA, ie “High Chruch” vs. “Low Chruch” and I have a feeling that part of that differnece is the monarchy. In England they are used to ‘high” drama withing their political system (openning of Parilament, Queen’s message to Parliment, upcoming Royal Wedding)that is not the standard fare in the USA and I believe that does and continues to make a difference.
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