July-September 2008 |
Volume 13, Number 3 - Contents |
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Crisis of the bishops (Editorial)
A resurgent Catholicism should not expect liberal tolerance, either from the world at large or from those bishops who do their best to thwart such an outcome.
Juventutem's WYD festival; from ashes to embers
How the traditional Latin Mass came to World Youth Day in Sydney .
Monk and nun round-up
Developments in monasteries, convents and traditional religious orders around the world.
Dom Gerard Calvet OSB
By Katrina Edwards
An obituary of one of the giants of Catholic tradition, who founded the monastery of Le Barroux in France.
The Folk Mass is ended ... go in peace
By John Zmirak
Analogies between the freeing-up of the Tridentine liturgy and the collapse of the Berlin Wall.
Is ecumenism a heresy?
By Fr Brian W. Harrison OS
Analysing key documents of Vatican II, to determine whether they can be reconciled with the traditional teaching on non-Catholic churches.
Is Jack as good as his master?
By James Bogle
The pernicious doctrine of egalitarianism.
Church music by the unchurched: Saint-Saëns
By R. J. Stove
A composer who spent most of his life outside Catholicism, but who contributed notably to its sacred music.
The life of a language
By David Daintree
Reviewing Ad Infinitum: A Biography of Latin, by Nicholas Ostler.
Reviving cultural memory
By Stephen McInerney
Reviewing See the Virgin Blest: The Virgin Mary in English Poetry, by Barry Spurr.
