Mulier Fortis

"Truly, it is the indescribable sweetness of contemplation which you give to those who love you. In this you have shown the tenderness of your charity, that when I had no being you made me; and when I strayed away from you, you brought me back again to serve you and commanded me to love you." The Imitation of Christ

Saturday, 13 January 2007

Caption Competition

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Fr Ray Blake ( St Mary Magdalen's, Brighton ) had this wonderful picture up and invited everyone to take part in a caption competition. ...
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Shameless Self-Publicity

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I will no doubt have to go to Confession after this post... I have been given a mention on Fr Dwight Longenecker's excellent blog, Stand...
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Progress... (Of Sorts)

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Ha! Further to my New Year's Resolution , I can report that I have made a little progress... I've finally cracked the Confiteor ! ...
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Here We Go Again...

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I saw the headline on the front page of the Daily Mail on my way back from Benediction, and then read about it online (H/T to Aaron at Indo...
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Wishful Thinking?

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The following little snippet might get some of you a little exercised... it's courtesy of Fr L.W. Gonzales ( Overheard in the Sacristy )...

The Shipping Forecast

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I keep meaning to re-tune my radio away from the BBC's Radio 4. However, at night, it switches automatically to the World Service - dif...
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Friday, 12 January 2007

The Power of the Blog

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Well, well, well... if anyone needed a demonstration of how powerful "all this blog stuff" actually is, we have definitive proof! ...

Catholic Alphabet Meme... With a Caveman Twist !

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There is a Catholic Alphabet Meme doing the rounds. No-one tagged me (* hangs head in shame *) but that has never stopped me before. Howe...
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Creating Creative Liturgies

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It would appear that the Prayer of the Frog and the Pub Mass are not the only creative liturgies out there... Auntie Joanna revisited a lit...
Thursday, 11 January 2007

More Cell Phones...

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Following my previous post on mobile phones, I received a comment from Gildas at Orthfully Catholic which literally made me cry with laugh...
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Consecration to the Immaculate Heart of Mary

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A friend of mine sent me the following prayer intention by email... I'm sure she won't mind it going out on the blog. It is vital th...
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Wednesday, 10 January 2007

Remember to Switch Off, People !

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I have to admit to being paranoid about leaving my mobile phone switched on, and it starting to ring in church. To compensate, I often leav...
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Health Alert: Yoga Causes Brain Damage.

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I nearly crashed the car this morning... I was listening to an item on Radio 4, concerning yoga as an alternative treatment for infertility...

Cute Bunny Rabbits... NOT !

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Personally, I dislike rabbits. Watership Down was not a good reading experience. And I think the cute image is vastly overdone... I blame...
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Tuesday, 9 January 2007

Give Us Back Our Holyday Heritage !

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The Bishops of England and Wales say that they are very keen on consultation with the faithful. So much so that they want to have lots of c...
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Virus Alert - Send to Everyone... NOT !

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Some people put messages at the ends of their emails reminding everyone not to bother forwarding all the virus scare emails... which are bas...

Ministry Pins

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I've spotted a genuinely new blog... according to the Blogger Profile, Et Invisibilium at Sub Voce has been blogging since January 2007...
Monday, 8 January 2007

It's All or Nothing

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An excellent post reflecting on how we often accept "some" unpleasant stuff (sex scenes in films, etc.) because the rest is ok......

Blogroll Updates

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I've been updating my blogrolls. Gosh, I love broadband... ...my computer is pretty neat too!
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Your Horoscope for Today

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Exploring the Blogosphere, I happened upon this very funny video (scenes from Lord of the Rings) to accompany Wierd Al Yankovic's song ...
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I have given up describing myself as a young Catholic woman, but I don't quite feel ready to call myself "middle aged." Is there anything in between? I came back to the Church in September 1992 after what I consider to be a Damascus Road conversion, and guess you could call me a Trad by inclination. I'm a single woman living and working in the world (as a Science teacher), and I took private vows in December 2002.
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