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Friday, March 20, 2009
The Food Which Endures: Living a Eucharistic Life: Lying Prostrate Before the Blessed Sacrament
Once again a blogger out there confirms my inner feelings by writing:
The Food Which Endures: Living a Eucharistic Life: Lying Prostrate Before the Blessed Sacrament This blogger writes...So today, I again prostrated myself before Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament. I was with my son, who is five years old, and he was puzzled and thought what I was doing was funny. I tried to explain my actions. Again, I had a wonderful feeling--of peace, of the rightness of it. And then, my son made a moving, loving gesture. He laid himself across my back. We were both prostrate before the Lord. It was a good day.
The Food Which Endures: Living a Eucharistic Life: Lying Prostrate Before the Blessed Sacrament This blogger writes...So today, I again prostrated myself before Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament. I was with my son, who is five years old, and he was puzzled and thought what I was doing was funny. I tried to explain my actions. Again, I had a wonderful feeling--of peace, of the rightness of it. And then, my son made a moving, loving gesture. He laid himself across my back. We were both prostrate before the Lord. It was a good day.
Against All Heresies: Why the Young Love the Old
I finally found another blogger out there who has articulated perfectly that sinking suspicion I've had as of late that Mass as I've come to know it is NOT Mass as God intends it. I have a secret longing that I must pursue - tomorrow I will go to the local monastery and attend my first ever latin Mass!!! I just want to experience it and see what happens...Against All Heresies: Why the Young Love the Oldputs this into words better than I can. Here's a snippet:
Why does the Latin Mass appeal to youth? Why isn’t it dying out? If it really is an anachronism why does it gain strength?First I believe it is because the youth do not like to be condescended to. They want challenge, sacrifice, idealism. They want to worship God and have become awfully tired of worshipping themselves and their friends. Being your own god is the quickest path to atheism I know.
Why does the Latin Mass appeal to youth? Why isn’t it dying out? If it really is an anachronism why does it gain strength?First I believe it is because the youth do not like to be condescended to. They want challenge, sacrifice, idealism. They want to worship God and have become awfully tired of worshipping themselves and their friends. Being your own god is the quickest path to atheism I know.
Thursday, March 19, 2009
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Happy 9th Birthday Mary Grace

Mary Grace
We love you so much. You make me work harder and do better and change more than any other child of mine. I know growing is tough sometimes. Change is difficult. But you are a strong girl and I know that you will get through the hard changes this year. You are loved more than you know! - Mom
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