Father Stephanos, O.S.B. continues his series on illustrating just how bad the English translation of the liturgy is.
Jimmy Akin on the possibility of someone excommunicating themselves in the case of someone from the Rainbow Sash Movement taking a Communion host and breaking it up to give to other sashers.
Via a reader is video of a baptism of a baby that contains another "baptism" though not with the traditional formula.
Here is a good inteview with Father John Coughlin of Notre Dame on Catholic identity. Fr. Coughlin previously wrote a response to Father Jenkins statement on academic freedom.
I have been meaning to get around to pointing to a fairly new podcast called Meditations from Carmel put out by the e Order of Carmel Discalced Secular at the Carmel of St. Joseph in St. Louis, Missouri. These are short podcasts lasting only from a minute and a half to five minutes. After listening to the selections offered over the last week I find them to be excellent examples from the great Carmelite saints. The meditations come from the writings of St. Teresa of Avila, St. John of the Cross, St. Therese of Lisieux, Blessed Elizabeth of the Trinity, St. Teresa of the Andes, Brother Lawrence of the Resurrection, St. Teresa Benedicta and many more.
This is their website and this is the link to subscribe from iTunes.
I put together the picture shown above and if you would like to use it on your own blog here is the code which you can insert into your own template and you don’t even have to worry about uploading the image to a server.
Mike Aqulina has an excellent post that states that "the Church Fathers had a distinctive approach to youth ministry."