This is an interesting and illuminating history of the reform of the Catholic Mass liturgy which was undertaken in the 1960s, written from an archconservative perspective.
Religious Studies
Reflections on the historical and human aspects of religion
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Sunday, 6 May 2012
Sunday, 18 March 2012
Another post about confession
An extract from A Commentary on the New Code of Canon Law (1918) by Fr Charles Augustine:
Labels:
Catholicism,
doctrine,
moral theology
The Church in court
One of the more curious features of Victorian history was a series of legal battles in which clergy and laypeople in the Church of England used the English civil courts to vindicate their various differing interpretations of orthodox Anglican belief and practice.
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Christianity,
doctrine,
history
Wednesday, 1 February 2012
Hell
What is hell?
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Bible,
Catholicism,
Christianity,
doctrine,
end times,
moral theology,
New Testament
Wednesday, 21 December 2011
Traditional Catholic pastoral theology: How to hear confessions
Another post taken from Fr Frederick Schulze's Manual of Pastoral Theology (1914). This time the subject is hearing confessions.
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Catholicism,
moral theology
Traditional Catholic pastoral theology: The priest at home
Another extract from Fr Frederick Schulze's Manual of Pastoral Theology (1914).
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Catholicism
Traditional Catholic pastoral theology: Ministering to the parishioners
Another extract from Fr Frederick Schulze's Manual of Pastoral Theology (1914).
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Catholicism
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