Fr. Scott Haynes: Your readership may be happy to learn of more priests learning the The Latin Mass
From February 9-13, 2009, priests from diverse parts of the United States and Canada studied the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite (1962 Missale Romanum) under the direction of the Canons Regular of St. John Cantius. Two classes were offered, one for beginners, learning the ceremony and rubrics of Missa Lecta (Low Mass) for the first time, and an advanced class for those studying the Missa Cantata (High Mass). Read full story and see pictures.The Canons Regular of St John Cantius will host their next workshop at the Cardinal Stritch Retreat House in Chicago May 18 – 22, 2009 . Priests, deacons and seminarians are encouraged to attend and learn more about “The Most Beautiful Thing This Side of Heaven.”
Workshop for Priests, Deacons and Seminarians May 18 – 22, 2009
Registration Form. Click here…
Detailed Information. Click here…
Contact Fr. Scott Haynes, S.J.C. if you have questions. Click here…
AlsoLenten Retreat for Laity
March 13-15 (Fri- Sun) 2009
Cardinal Stritch Retreat House
Mundelein IL
See this link…
http://www.cantius.org/go/news/detail/lenten_retreat_for_the_laity/
Registration Form
http://www.cantius.org/go/news/detail/lenten_retreat_for_the_laity/If you could post this on your blog that would be super
God bless you–
Rev. Scott A. Haynes, S.J.C.
Canons Regular of St. John Cantius
825 N. Carpenter St.
Chicago, IL 60642-5405
USA
312 243 7373
www.cantius.org
www.canons-regular.org
www.sanctamissa.org
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Russell Shaw: Nothing to Hide
Just a quick post today.
I was amused to hear Raymond Arroyo and Fr. Richard John Neuhaus discussing the last-minute decision to broadcast the Address to the Bishops of the United States. Apparently, the U.S. Bishops didn’t want cameras present in the Basilica of the National Shrine during the Holy Father’s address in Washington, DC last April . . . but the Holy See insisted that it be aired for all to see and hear. Russell Shaw devoted a book to bishops and secrecy released that same month. He’s the former communications director for the U.S Conference of Catholic Bishops.
I just read an article by Julia Duin of the Washington Times reviewing Shaw’s, Nothing to Hide, (Ignatius 2008), which addresses the issue of access. Anyway, the article is worth a read, and info on the book follows.
“As the premier Catholic communications professional in the United States, Russ Shaw is a longtime critic of clericalism, excessive secrecy, ‘happy talk’ and spin control in Catholic culture. He’s also an articulate and engaging writer with an unparalleled record of service to the Church. Nothing to Hide is a provocative, important book that explores the boundary between appropriate confidentiality in the Church, and the kind of secrecy that cripples Christian community life. It’s a must-read.”
+Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap., Archbishop of Denver
Nothing to Hide: Secrecy, Communication, and the Communion in the Catholic Church
