The Face of God - Father Dwight Longenecker, Standing on my Head
Oh, Now I Understand - Joseph Knippenberg, First Things/First Thoughts
Passion and Pathology - Mike Aquilina, The Ways of the Fathers
Faith and the Badge: A Conversation with Martin Browne - Brian Saint-Paul, InsideCatholic
Disaster at Hereford - Once I Was A Clever Boy
Raymundus Locutus, Causa Finita (Wearing Veils in Mass) - Doctor Ed Peters, In the Light of the Law
. . . Father Zuhlsdorf comments here . . .
New Urbanism and Virtue - Jake Tawney, The American Catholic
Blessed Sacrament Church, Cypress Hills, Brooklyn (1891 A.D.) - Pat McNamara, McNamara’s Blog
Psalm 142, Part 2: Seeking Knowledge of God’s Ways - Kate Edwards, Australia Incognita
Herod’s Temple in the Gospels: Background and Location - Stacy Trasancos, Accepting Abundance
I’ll Bet You Thought Jesus Died for Our Sins, Hah!, NCR Has a New Angle - Father John Zuhlsdorf, What Does The Prayers Really Say?
Same-Sex Attraction: A Therapist’s View - Philip Sutton, MercatorNet
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Regarding: “Raymundus Locutus, Causa Finita (Wearing Veils in Mass)” - Doctor Ed Peters, _In the Light of the Law_
I do like to wear a head covering of some sort, but lace mantillas, as charming as they look on ladies of Latin and Mediterranean culture, isn’t a part of my cultural heritage, so to wear one, even to Mass feels . . . very odd.
Big, showy broad-brimmed hats with fat poufy flowers are on parade among the ladies who attend the Baptist and Pentecostal churches downtown, and are available in stores, too. In my suburban parish, such hats would have too much of a “hey! look at me!” factor for my taste. I’ve been experimenting with berets and various not-too-large caps in neutral colors, instead. Although what to do with one’s hair can be a bit of a conundrum, too.
Marion it’s one hour. Just put something over your head.
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