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Holy hee haw: the Bluegrass Mass?
By
jmcgee
Personally, I’d love to hear this for myself: There was some Catholic toe tapping to the strains of banjo and fiddle as the first ever “Bluegrass Mass” was celebrated in September exactly where it belonged: the “birthplace of country music,” Bristol, Virginia. The unique Mass at St. Anne’s Catholic Church was held on the weekend…
I feel suffused with ignominy
By
jmcgee
Because I had to look up that last word in the headline to find out what it means. Evidently, it pops up in the proposed new translation of the Roman missal. And one bishop used a lecture last week to speak up about what he thinks is wrong with the new translation: Bishop Donald W.…
Check out this Catholic funeral
By
jmcgee
After all the hand-wringing over Senator Kennedy’s funeral, a reader decided to send me something altogether different. I thought I’d post it and see what folks think. It’s the webscast of the funeral of a sister, held earlier this week at Loyola Marymount. The person who sent this to me believes it to be both “faithful…
At the “Red Mass,” a plea for the unborn
By
Deacon Greg Kandra
The annual “Red Mass” took place in Washington Sunday — and some big names were in the pews. From the AP: An American cardinal on Sunday issued a plea for the rights of the unborn at a church service that included Vice President Joe Biden, six members of the Supreme Court and hundreds of members…
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