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Our Mission
| The Committee for Mass Survival is an on-going
(A) fact-finding, (B) educational, and now (C) planning campaign, with meetings
at various locations in the southern half of Minnesota (excluding the
metropolitan area).
The goal of the committee is to find effective means to sustain
and promote the civilization which is known as the "West":
i.e., those areas
where Latin-rite Catholicism was once foundational -- and must again be. |
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AREA TRADITIONAL MASS SCHEDULE |
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See "TIMES & SEASONS" further below
for Masses that are additional to those regularly scheduled.
NOTE: time change on May 9 Ascension Thursday, and May 30. |
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Morgan |
Monday |
Fr. Steffl, diocesan |
5:30 PM |
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Morgan |
Sunday |
Fr. Steffl, diocesan |
11:30 AM |
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| Alpha |
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Fr. Verdick, diocesan |
8:00 AM, except no 2nd Sunday |
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Guckeen |
Sunday |
Fr. Verdick |
11:00 AM,
except 2nd Sunday at 9:15 |
| Note: 2nd Sunday, no Mass in Alpha, and
9:15 in Guckeen. |
| Alpha |
Weekdays |
Fr. Verdick |
Call 507-847-2939 |
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variable |
Fr. X, diocesan, retired & traveling |
~1:30 |
| rural Belle Plaine |
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Fr. Diaz, Pius X |
3:00 PM ? |
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St. James |
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| Mankato |
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| Sioux Falls |
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| Cook, SD |
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| St. Cloud area |
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For more extensive listings,
see:
- Diocesan & regular
- St. Pius X Society
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Traditional
Catholic Directory (Minnesota approximately p. 88) |
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TIMES & SEASONS |
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TRADITIONAL MASS AT ST. MICHAEL'S, MORGAN; OR THE
VICINITY THEREOF |
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| April 21 Sunday |
11:30 AM Sung Mass |
After Mass: blessing of
seeds |
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| April 22 Monday |
5:30 PM Low Mass |
5 PM Confessions |
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| April 23 Tuesday |
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6 - 7 PM Holy Hour w/Benediction &
Confessions |
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| April 27 Saturday |
7:30 AM Low Mass |
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| April 28 Sunday |
11:30 AM Low Mass |
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| April 29 Monday |
5:30 PM Low Mass |
5 PM Confessions |
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| April 30 Tuesday |
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6 - 7 PM Holy Hour w/Benediction &
Confessions |
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May 1 Wednesday
St. Joseph the Worker |
12 noon Low Mass |
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| May 3 First Friday |
9:30AM Low Mass
5 PM Low Mass |
4:30 PM Confessions |
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| May 4 First Saturday |
7:30 AM Low Mass |
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| May 5 Sunday |
11:30 AM Sung Mass |
11 AM Confessions |
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May 6 Monday
May Crowning |
5:30 PM Low Mass |
5 PM Confessions |
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| May 7 Tuesday |
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6 - 7 PM Holy Hour &
Confessions |
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| May 9 Ascension Thursday |
12 noon Low Mass
5:30 PM MASS |
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| May 12 Sunday |
11:30 AM Sung Mass |
11 AM Confessions |
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| May 13 Monday |
5:30 PM Low Mass |
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| May 14 Tuesday |
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6 - 7 PM Holy Hour &
Confessions |
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| May 19 Sunday |
11:30 AM Sung Mass |
11 AM Confessions |
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| May 20 Monday |
5:30 PM Low Mass |
5 PM Confessions |
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| May 21 Tuesday |
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6 - 7 PM Holy Hour &
Confessions |
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| May 25 Saturday |
7:30 AM Low Mass |
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| May 26 Sunday |
11:30 AM Sung Mass |
11 AM Confessions |
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| May 27 Monday |
5:30 PM Low Mass |
5 PM Confessions |
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| May 28 Tuesday |
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6 - 7 PM Holy Hour &
Confessions |
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May 30 Thursday
Corpus Christi |
11:30
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5:30 PM Latin Mass with
procession to follow |
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May 31 Friday
Visitation of BVM |
9:30 AM Low Mass
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Fr. Steffl (St. Mary's, Sleepy Eye) will accept stipends for the
Traditional Latin Mass. |

The Traditional Catholic Liturgical Year
Just as the Latin
Tridentine Mass is filled with beauty, reverence and symbolism,, so too is
the traditional Catholic Liturgical Year. Each month and each day of the
week is named for a special devotion. We can join in the richness of our
Catholic faith by following the days, weeks, seasons and feastdays of the
traditional calendar in a natural rhythm that brings us ever closer to God
and our Holy Mother Church. <More...> |
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CELEBRATING CATHOLIC FEASTDAYS IN THE HOME
One of the
most enjoyable ways to teach our children the richness of the Catholic Faith
and to keep them close to the Holy Mother Church is to fill their lives with
the sacred and the beautiful. When they are immersed in the reverence and
silence of the Traditional Latin Mass, when they grow accustomed to the
rhythm and rituals of following and celebrating the feast days, both at
Church and at home, these traditions become such an integral part of them
that the thought of not being Catholic will seem empty and meaningless.
Traditions of not eating meat on Fridays, of eating animal cookies and hot
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Breaking News
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Jul 2 2010 - Mgsr. Wyffels last Latin Mass as pastor of St. Michael's More...
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Apr 28 2010 - Solemn Latin Mass in Washington, D.C. stirs change in Catholic liturgy More...
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Apr 28 2010 - More Scientific Evidence of Shroud Authenticity More...
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Oct 25 2009 - 11:30 Low Mass - Fr. Steffl. This marks the beginning of the twice-monthly celebrations of the TLM at St. Michael's, Morgan. More...
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Nov 9 2009 - Sadness underlies 125 year celebration: Holy Redeemer, Marshall; parishioners losing historical recollection of their own church and religion More...
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Nov 9 2009 - Marshall Independent, Darwin & Origins discussion and more here also More...
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Dec 16 2009 - M4GW - Minnesotan's for Global Warming
Reviewer: "so i think this i the greatest song ever to be written. it surpasses any bob dilan song as far as government politics are concerned, it surpasses any brittany spears as far as pop culture is concerned and it surpasses any tom green or weird al yankovic song as far as comedy in the face of unfounded catastrophe is concerned. to all those who take the threat of global warming seriously, all i have to say to you is "if i had some global warming". thank you M4GW for telling it like it is!" More...
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Jan 28 2010 - A new book about a good and heroic Marine. (Web editor's only asterisk* is for politicians to not use stories of heroes like Col. Ripley to propagandize youth into being slaughtered for the sake of false ideals such as Democracy and Zionism.) More...
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Dec 10 2009 - Questions about Evolution (Marshall Independent) More...
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Jan 1 2010 - Christmatide More...
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Oct 20 2009 - Burke, formerly Bishop of La Crosse, Wisconsin, and Archbishop of St. Louis, Missouri, now the head of the Apostolic Signature of the Holy See, celebrated a solemn High Mass according to the old rite at 9:45 this morning (10/18/09) in the Chapel of the Most Holy Sacrament in St. Peter's Basilica. It was the first time a solemn High Mass according to the old rite has been celebrated in St. Peter's Basilica since 1969, 40 years ago. For more info click here (The Remnant website) More...
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Apr 30 2010 - Bernanke Admits Printing $1.3 Trillion Out Of Thin Air More...
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Sep 3 2010 - The Frankfurt School: Conspiracy to corrupt: Western civilization at the present day is passing through a crisis which is essentially different from anything that has been previously experienced. Other societies in the past have changed their social institutions or their religious beliefs under the influence of external forces or the slow development of internal growth. But none, like our own, has ever consciously faced the prospect of a fundamental alteration of the beliefs and institutions on which the whole fabric of social life rests ... Civilization is being uprooted from its foundations in nature and tradition and is being reconstituted in a new organisation which is as artificial and mechanical as a modern factory.
Christopher Dawson. Enquiries into Religion and Culture, p. 259.
Most of Satan’s work in the world he takes care to keep hidden. But two small shafts of light have been thrown onto his work for me just recently. The first, a short ar More...
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May 29 2012 - Modern Man In A Jewish Age: The Necessity of the Sacral Monarchy in Western Christian Societies. The isolation of the soul begins with the rise of Jewish hegemony over Western Civilization.
Prior to and even during Europe’s “emancipation of the Jews” in the 18th Century, Christian Monarchy providing stability and contentment ruled the Continent.
It was World War I that marked the turning point in modern history whose deadly effects on modern man can still be felt today.
With World War I’s end the great transformation of Western Society from Sovereign Kings “for the people” to Democracy—ostensibly, “in the name of the people”—that began with the French Revolution was completed.
Four Christian Monarchies were annihilated at World War I’s end: The Habsburgs of Austria; The Romanovs of Russia; The Hohenzollerns of Germany; and south of Europe, the Kingdom of Greece.
“Democracy”—though touted as marking the “end of history” in which no further political structure is desired—can be defined as any country ruled by Jews.
For in a “democracy”—manipulated by propaganda and campaign funding—Jewry, which pulls the levers of the main stream media and political favors, determines democracy’s final end product: The Union of Synagogue and State.
Now, this poses a dilemma for modern man.
For modern man, immersed in the Jewification of his culture…useful to the Jew alone … dies a sure and certain death.
This dilemma—the sickness of the 20th and 21st Centuries—can diagnosed as the “isolation of the soul” which finds modern man cut off from the one unique entity that historically has opposed the Jewish Imperative: The Church.
Only one man, Russia’s president Vladimir Putin, is dedicated to restoring the Tradition of the Byzantine Christian Imperium, the “Symphonia” of Church and State, where a “Union of Synagogue and State” is forbidden.
(It was Putin, remember, who purged Russia of the Jewish oligarchs and is reviving the Orthodox Church throughout the former, godless Soviet Union.)
Only by a return to Sacred Monarchy and its alliance with the historic Church, fashioning a non-Judaized culture, can modern man live and breathe again.
For in the polluted air of Jewish hegemony—with its negation of Christ’s Resurrection, and in its stead, homage before Holocaust monuments to the Jewish dead—a choking gasp for resuscitation is modern man’s last hope for survival. More...
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May 11 2010 - Funny jokes More...
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May 13 2010 - Informed Citizen News: Each week ...no more than 10 minutes to cover the week's most critical news.
ICN will focus on the most important economic, political, and social news of the week that was either not reported or under reported by the national news media.... More...
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May 18 2010 - Muslim understanding of "peace": Abdul Rahman's judicial proceedings, which began on March 16 and became widely known in the international press on March 19, were overseen by three judges in the public security tribunal of Kabul's primary court. Ansarulla More...
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May 22 2010 - Christian Imagery, FREE More...
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May 22 2010 - 166 Children Make 1 Miraculous Movie: Navis Pictures Brings Faith to Film With St. Bernadette of Lourdes More...
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Jan 28 2010 - What could have been the scoop of the year of the Olympic Games of Peking was intentionally hidden by both the Chinese and Western “right-thinking” milieus, which such a discovery disturbs: archaeology proves beyond a doubt the founding of the Church in China by the Apostle St. Thomas between 65 and 68 a.d. Thus China takes her place among the first countries in the world to be evangelised, and he... More...
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Apr 1 1997 - Celibacy: Of Divine Institution
If the Church has the right and power to abolish her own decrees, she cannot abolish those which have been indicated to her by Christ and His Apostles. This is what was affirmed by the Council of Carthage in 390 AD when, explaining the inviolability and the universality of the discipline decreed by the Nicean Council, the Fathers stated that celibacy is of Apostolic tradition. For instance, St. Epiphanius, Father of the Church, wrote, "It is the Apostles themselves who decreed this law." St. Jerome also testified:
Priests and deacons must be either virgins or widowers before being ordained, or at least observe perpetual continence after their ordination....If married men find this difficult to endure, they should not turn against me, but rather against Holy Writ and the entire ecclesiastical order.
Pope St. Innocent I (401-417 AD) wrote in the same vein:
This is not a matter of imposing upon the clergy new and arbitrary obligations, but rather of reminding them of those which the tradition of the Apostles and the Fathers has transmitted to us.
It cannot be more clearly stated. And there is a reason for the tradition. If in fact the foundation of clerical celibacy is doctrinal and not disciplinary, it is because the cleric in major orders, by virtue of his ordination, contracts a marriage with the Church, and he cannot be a bigamist. As our fathers in the Faith still explain it, these clerics are virgins in order to be true disciples and ministers of Christ, a virgin consecrated to His Spouse. St. Jerome, in his treatise, Adversus Jovinianum, bases clerical celibacy on the virginity of Christ. More...
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Sep 3 2010 - A cure for cancer – or just a very political animal? The Go-vigyan Kendra institute in India claims to harness the medicinal powers of cows for human benefit. But, asks Andrew Buncombe, what are its real motives? More...
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Sep 3 2010 - The Cross in the dock: What happens to Lithuania’s famous Hill of Crosses if the European Court of Human Rights succeeds in banning religious symbols? More...
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Jul 9 2010 - Latin Mass - Michael Voris, RealCatholicTV.com More...
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Oct 30 2009 - Why Latin? More...
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Feb 1 2009 - THE APOSTLE SAINT THOMAS FOUNDED THE CHURCH IN CHINAWhat could have been the scoop of the year of the Olympic Games of Peking was intentionally hidden by both the Chinese and Western “right-thinking” milieus, which such a discovery disturbs: archaeology proves beyond a doubt the founding of the Church in China by the Apostle St. Thomas between 65 and 68 a.d. Thus China takes her place among the first countries in the world to be evangelised, and he… More...
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Feb 15 2010 - Twelve years ago at the Winter Olympics in Nagano, a 17-year-old speedskating prodigy named Kirstin Holum was tapped for future greatness.
When Holum placed sixth in the 3,000 meters – one of the most grueling disciplines in the women’s program, a lung-scraping four-minute bust of lactic acid torture – speedskating insiders predicted a golden future and speculated she may not even reach her peak for another decade... More...
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Jan 22 2010 - Well, here's a story you don't see every day.
Grant Desme, a 23-year-old minor league outfielder in Oakland's system, is retiring from baseball to follow a calling into the Catholic priesthood....
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Mar 2 2010 - "The aim of public education is not to spread enlightenment at all; it is simply to reduce as many individuals as possible to the same safe level, to breed and train a standardized citizenry, to down dissent and originality. That is its aim in the United States, whatever the pretensions of politicians, pedagogues, and other such mountebanks, and that is its aim everywhere else…Their purpose, in brief, is to make docile and patriotic citizens, to pile up majorities, and to make John Doe and Richard Doe as nearly alike, in their everyday reactions and ways of thinking, as possible." H.L. Mencken got this one just about right (he often didn't) More...
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Apr 20 2010 - IS ISRAEL WIRETAPPING AMERICA?: AT&T and Verizon, have outsourced the job of eavesdropping through their networks, which carry billions of American communications daily… the spy job for these major companies was outsourced “to two mysterious companies with very troubling foreign connections.”
AT&T uses a company called Narus to keep records of everything said on their systems. Narus was founded by an Israeli entrepreneur in Israel with ties to Unit 800 (the NSA of Israel). Verizon’s spy system also relies on an Israeli company named Verint. The founder of Verint is an FBI fugitive…
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Apr 20 2010 - Catholics fiercest anti-nazis in pre-war Germany More...
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Apr 20 2010 - Old Jerusalem: Virtual tour More...
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Apr 20 2010 - 44 Percent of Germans want the Old Mass More...
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Apr 20 2010 - Gendercide: China's shameful massacre of unborn girls means there will soon be 30m more men than women More...
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Apr 20 2010 - Relic reveals Noah's ark was circular More...
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Apr 22 2010 - New Internet radio program More...
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Apr 27 2010 - non-Licensed to Kill: Resident Barack Obama has ordered the murder of an American citizen, without trial, without due process, without the production of any evidence. All it takes to kill any American citizen in this way is Barack Obama's signature on a piece of paper, his arbitrary designation of the target as a "suspected terrorist." In precisely the same way -- precisely the same way -- Josef Stalin would place a mark by a name in a list of "suspected terrorists" or "counterrevolutionaries," and the bearer of that name would die. This is the system we have now, the same as the Soviets had then: a leader with the unchallengeable power to kill citizens without due process. More...
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Oct 15 2009 - Uriah the Hittite, “Permanent Deacons”,
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The Prairie Catholic:
The Scandal of a Sexually Active Clergy
An open criticism of sexually-active deacons (i.e., "permanent deacons") and priests which Rome has allowed on shaky historical, canonical, and theological grounds.
“It has NEVER been the custom of the Latin Rite to ordain clergy who would not promise celibacy. Never. Search the PG or the PL; search the early (ante-Nicene) council documents; regard the comments of Fathers of the Fourth Century, who attest to the longstanding practice by that time. What else can a logical man conclude save what this article articulates clearly?” More...
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Sep 10 1975 - Did you know…?...The Earth is at the center of the cosmosThe red shift hypothesis for quasars - Is the earth the center of the Universe?
Probability calculations are performed which demonstrate that 57 groups of redshift coincidences in a set of 384 quasars are real and cannot be attributed to chance. Physical explanations for these coincidences are considered on the assumption that the redshifts are cosmological in origin. It is found that the cosmological redshift hypothesis leads to a situation wherein the 57 groups of quasars a… More...
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(507) 723-5780
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