More great line art
Mike of in illo tempore has posted a link to his gallery of line art which is another excellent resource
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
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My Parish
Our Lady of the Rosary, Blackfen
The herme... what?
The first post on this blog gives an introduction to the concept of the hermeneutic of reform and continuity in the words of Pope Benedict XVI.
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- New blog: Libera Me
- New altar rails for Christmas
- Symposium of The Roman Forum
- Blackfen minor basilica update
- Christmas Octave with families
- Sentenza N. 311
- The first priority
- Happy Christmas
- Those outrageous maniples
- St Meinrad shows the way forward for music publish...
- Christmas Decoration Slackers
- Mass for David & Dora Foster RIP
- Co-adjutor for Shrewsbury
- A wedding in the snow
- Worth a thousand words?
- Catena Aurea from Baronius Press
- "We've Waited Long Enough" petition
- Crusading elephants?
- Saint news
- Crib Service at Blackfen
- John Pridmore coming to Westminster Cathedral
- Footage of grit Cethlik siriminis
- Google Wave and Flocknote
- Update on minor basilica
- John and Yoko on "overpopulation"
- Pope Benedict's message for World Day of Peace
- Lunch at Aylesford
- Blackfen minor basilica news
- O antiphons and middle earth
- Gaudete Sunday at Blackfen
- The babies are coming
- Transformation of a Church
- The new Motu Proprio and a pastoral doubt
- A remarkable French Bishop
- The return of the monocle
- Kum Ba Ya aerobics
- Bishop Schneider in Estonia
- News of Reggie
- Carols with Good Counsel
- Archbishop Fulton Sheen anniversary
- "The Catholicism Project" trailer
- First Christmas lunch of the season
- Pope Benedict on the motive of the incarnation
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Author
Fr Tim Finigan
Parish priest of Our Lady of the Rosary, Blackfen
Trustee of The Faith Movement
Founder of the Association of Priests for the Gospel of Life
Visiting lecturer in Sacramental Theology at St John's Seminary, Wonersh
Uncle to 10 nephews and 7 nieces, and great-uncle to 2 great nieces and a great nephew
Favourite things
Bible version - Clementine Vulgate
Spiritual Classic - Introduction to the Devout Life
Church Father - St Hilary of Poitiers
Theologian - Blessed John Duns Scotus
Period - The Counter Reformation
English Martyr - St John Fisher
Mass setting - Lux et Origo
Things I don't like very much at all and would really rather avoid wherever possible
The television
ICEL "translations"
The hermeneutic of discontinuity
Anti-life, anti-family policy masquerading as "equality"
Creative liturgy
Ceterum autem censeo Tabulam esse delendam
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The "Links" and "Blogroll" sections of the sidebar contain links to sites that the author has found interesting or useful and thinks may be interesting or useful to readers of this blog. However, no responsibility can be accepted for the content of any external webiste and a link to an external website does not of itself imply that the author agrees with any or all of the contents of the website to which the link refers. Contrariis quibuslibet minime obstantibus
Furthermore, this blog is a purely personal endeavour: the thoughts and opinions expresed are those of the author and should not be construed as representing the policy of his parish, the Archdiocese of Southwark, the Vatican, the Holy Spirit or anyone else. To quote Fr Jim Tucker, "All of this should go without saying, but common sense is surprisingly uncommon."
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