October-December 2008 |
Volume 13, Number 4 - Contents |
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When in Rome (Editorial)
Slovenly thinking produces slovenly language, as Orwell realised.
Latin Mass calendar: Vatican pronounces
A failed attempt in Britain to impose new calendar principles on the 1962 Missal.
The strange Roman way
Why Rome came to make the decisions it has made regarding the traditional liturgy. .
Synod tentative on Biblical inerrancy
By Fr Brian W. Harrison
The recent conference of the hierarchy in Rome, and its working document. .
Monk and nun round-up
By Katrina Edwards
New developments among traditional religious communities.
Two Canberra ordinations
Marko Rehak and Dominic Popplewell have now become priests in the service of the traditional Latin Mass.
Latin ... as I please
By David Daintree
The liveliness of a "dead" language..
An unlikely trove of Russian icons
By Mark Feeney
One man's obsession with sacred paintings. .
God's architect
By Roger Sandall
A. W. N. :Pugin (1812-52) substantially changed the face of Britain by his influence, not only during his brief lifetime but after his death.
Church music by the unchurched: Fauré
By R. J. StoveNew light on the composer of the famous Requiem.
Book reviews
By Lyle Dunne and Aniello Iannuzzi
Discussions of Ratzinger's Faith, by Tracey Rowland, and Il Quarto Segreto di Fatima, by Antonio Socci.
Scientism fiction
By Fred ReedThe difference in outlook between scientists and scientismists.
