From Life Site News: Rome’s cardinal fears Church ‘reform’ in jeopardy, urges continuation of Francis’ legacy. Ahead of the conclave start on May 7 there is much work for the cardinals to do and already talk that a struggle will emerge between Francis’ legacy and a reversal in style. This should not come as aContinue reading “We may not live to see reform of the reforms.”
Author Archives: Anthony Chase Fountain
Dismantling, bit by bit, the DEI machine
It’s hard to believe, but it looks as if anti-abortion protesters now have the same First Amendment rights as those enjoyed for decades by so-called abortion rights “activists.” There’s a new sheriff in town, the Justice Department’s hief of civil rights enforcement, Harmeet Dhillon, who holds the quaint notion of equal protection under the law.Continue reading “Dismantling, bit by bit, the DEI machine”
Restoring beauty to the Mass, in Latin and English
A couple of years ago, Bishop Paprocki of the Diocese of Illinois said to Raymond Arroyo of EWTN, and reported by the National Catholic Register, regarding Latin Mass goers, “I would say the people in those communities, I find them to be very sincere . . . and they love the Lord, they love the Church,Continue reading “Restoring beauty to the Mass, in Latin and English”
No wonder the left loves this guy
From Not the Bee: Man, it’s one thing to wear your “fatigues” or whatever for a photoshoot or when addressing the country from your “bunker” or whatever. But Ukrainian President Zelensky dressing like a slob ALL OF THE TIME is getting a little bit old. Indeed, but he’s the darling of the left-wing elite, bothContinue reading “No wonder the left loves this guy”
From the spot-on and unfailingly funny Babylon Bee
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Shostakovich Cello Concertos fall flat
Shostakovich: The Cello Concertos, Yo-Yo Ma, Andres Nelsons, Boston Symphony Orchestra. Generally, your Tatler is partial to the music of Shostakovich, but his two cello concertos, heard by him for the first time in this recording, left him cold. Although well played and engineered, aside from a few pretty measures here and there, these twoContinue reading “Shostakovich Cello Concertos fall flat”
Shostakovich Cello Concertos fall flat
Shostakovich: Cello Concertos, Yo-Yo Ma, Andres Nelson’s, Boston Symphony Orchestra Generally, this reviewer is partial to the music of Shostakovich. The composer’s two cello concertos, however, heard by for the first time by me, in this well-recorded, well-played release, left me cold. Aside from a few pretty measures here and there, this is some ofContinue reading “Shostakovich Cello Concertos fall flat”
Restoring beauty to the Mass, in Latin and English
A couple of years ago, Bishop Paprocki of the Diocese of Illinois said to Raymond Arroyo of EWTN, and reported by the National Catholic Register, regarding Latin Mass goers, “I would say the people in those communities, I find them to be very sincere . . . and they love the Lord, they love the Church,Continue reading “Restoring beauty to the Mass, in Latin and English”
My parish church
San Francisco de Asis Mission Church, Ranchos de Taos, New Mexico (Photos taken from various internet sources) There are many historic churches in New Mexico dating back to when the state was a viceroyalty of New Spain. San Francisco de Asis Mission Church is a standout among them, a splendid example of Spanish Colonial architecture.Continue reading “My parish church”
My parish church
San Francisco de Asis Mission Church, Ranchos de Taos, New Mexico There are many historic churches in New Mexico, which date back to the days when the state was a viceroyalty of Spain. San Francisco de Asis Mission Church is a standout among these churches, a gorgeous example of Spanish colonial architecture. Erected between 1772Continue reading “My parish church”
THE TAOS TATLER. 