This came in the mail from San Antonio’s Fr. Christopher Phillips:
Many of those who have purchased a copy of The Book of Divine Worship have indicated an interest in having a video of the celebration of the Mass using the liturgy of the Anglican Use. Work has begun on the production of a DVD, and you may see a trailer of the upcoming video by going to this site:
http://atonementonline.com/dvd/index.php
My response to an individual from the [sic.] “Catholics for Dean” camp on why abortion, as an issue, is non-negotiable to faithful Catholics.
By voting unanimously for the Born-Alive Infants Protection Act in July ’03, they affirmed an important pro-life principle, that, in the words of Prof. Hadley Arkes,
the child marked for an abortion, but born alive, has a claim to the protection of the law, and that claim cannot pivot on the question of whether anyone wanted her.
Read Prof. Arkes’ NR comment explaining the Act and the bizarre Federal court decision it overturned: one which denied a 20-day-old born child the right to life.
It’s a slow weekend, so I’ll post another picture from my sojourn last year. This time, the scene is a casual Friday evening, on the back porch of our tent. I’m on the left, my friend Todd, a corporal, is on my left, and Joel, a gunnery sergeant, is on the right. (I’d use their last names but I don’t have their permission. They probably wouldn’t care, but still.)
Paul Rex writes a sensible weblog with a silly name, so it’s a perfect fit for stblogs.org.
