That's what a disgruntled reader/poster just called this blog! Absolutely! It HAS been a snooze fest this last month or so. Been way off my stride with several other blogs to caretake...
How about some suggestions for topics from you guys and gals... Maybe we can get a conversation going...
I'd love to see the blog more active but as I peruse the Catholic Virginian, I don't see very much to comment on. I could use some help here...
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Are first communicants (or anyone for that matter)in the Richmond Diocese allowed allowed to wear gloves when they go up to receive communion IF THEY ARE RECEIVING ON THE TONGUE?. Isn't telling first communicants that they can not wear gloves the same as telling them that they have to take communion in the hand (since it seems that is the only reason for such a policy). Does the diocese treat BOTH ways of receiving EQUALLY? Or are the instructors/leaders allowed to pass off their own personal preferences as diocesan practice/local culture? What are the specific directions that the diocese gives to parishes regarding this aspect of training that his given to first communicants?
Thanks for the question. I will use it as a separate blog post.
How about a discussion of Msgr. Muench's article on Sunday Obligation? I know there is not universal agreement on whether SSPX masses fulfill the obligation. Although he seemed to indicate that there was. It is a sad day when the only way the diocese can keep people in it's parishes is by telling them its "obligatory".
I'd like to see a discussion about the "Catholic Campaign for Human Development" which will collect money from our parishes this month, either directly from the parish (most cases) or through a designated special collection (unfortunately rare). Though they have cleaned up their act for now. the CCHD has a long history of funding Alynskiite organizations that also fund abortions and anti-marriage legislation.
I cannot in good conscience fund, either directly or indirectly, organizations that enable evil. What does stewardship require?
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