FINDING TRUTH WHEVER IT MAY BE FOUND: "When you have something to say, silence is a
QUOTE II: "What you aim at determines what you see." same source
IN OTHER NEWS:
M. W. sent in THIS letter written by a young Catholic. Thanks.
One of our parishioners, Adam Bernard, has one of his photos in a show. See the story HERE.
M. S. sent in THIS article for 9 practical things to do to stay focused at Mass. Thanks.
Here are some photos from this week's restoration projects:
The floor is being cut in order to install the sound loop.
Here's a laugh for the day:
2 comments:
The letter from the young Catholic father is very meaningful and insightful. I have seen and put up with a lot in the past 50 years with the tragedy of Vatican ll. In the "dark ages" of pre-Vatican ll, being a Catholic was a way of life. The Church guided us, consoled us and led us to the end in unfailing and unfaltering steps. That seems to be totally gone, especially in liturgy. I have wondered over all these years just what the various popes, bishops and priests have in their collective minds? And now we are saddled with a Vicar of Christ who is more concerned with climate change and non-catholics than he is with his flock. This is why I love the Latin Mass. Not that I am a Latin scholar, by any means but it is a return to sanity and reverence for the love of the sacrifice of the Mass and Christ himself. The Novus Ordo could be just as inspiring but I have yet to attend one that isn't dragged down by nonsense and man-centered liturgy. I hope the author and all young Catholics keep up their quest for a better Church. After all, they are our future.
101% on target, Dick.
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