I have a page of information about the Latin Tridentine Mass that you can find here, and a page about the old St. Anthony of Padua Chapter of International Ecclesia Dei Association. There is also a page explaining how to read Gregorian Chant Notation.
For Catholic Homeschoolers, there is information here about The L.P.H. Resource Center.
Here is a place for people to request prayers for people.
This is a recording of this Kindergarten Class (St. Patrick's, Malvern, PA, 1989) reciting the Angel of God prayer in Latin. Angele Dei, qui custos es mei, me tibi commissum pietate. Superna hodie, illumina, custodi, rege et guberna. Amen. It's not hard to teach young children to pray in Latin — before they're old enough to think they're not smart enough to do it! Here are a few important Latin Prayers which I have written an interlinear translation for: Glory Be Our Father Hail Mary Angel of God Grace before Meals after Meals Prayer to St. Michael the Magnificat Here is a rough pronunciation guide for a few of those Prayers. Here are RealAudio files for the pronunciation of most of those prayers: Sign of the Cross Hail Mary Our Father Glory Be Grace before meals after meals MP3 files: Sign of the Cross Hail Mary Our Father Grace before meals Glory Be Prayer to Saint Michael Magnificat after meals The L.P.H. Resource Center has a course in Church Latin for children (also useful to adults who want an easy introduction to Latin!) Here are some Prayers in Other Languages Tamil Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Our Father Romansch (Sursilvan) Hail Mary Gothic Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Our Father Romanian Sign of the Cross Hail Mary Our Father Ukranian Sign of the Cross Our Father Bahasa Dawan [Uab Meto] (West Timorese, Indonesian) Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Our Father Javanese Our Father Maori (New Zealand) Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Our Father Danish Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Our Father Latvian Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Our Father Thai Sign of the Cross Hail Mary Our Father Bulgarian Our Father Zapoteco (Mexican) Our Father Purhepecha (Mexican: spoken in Michoacan, Mexico) Our Father Lithuanian Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Our Father Finnish Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Our Father Swedish Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Our Father Norwegian Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Our Father Hungarian Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Our Father Chaldean (Surath - modern version of Aramaic) Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Our Father Luxembourgish Sign of the Cross Japanese Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Our Father Maltese Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Our Father Russian Sign of the Cross Our Father Portuguese Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Our Father Afrikaans "Cape Dutch" (South Africa) Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Our Father XHOSA (South Africa) Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Our Father Kishuaheli (Eastern Africa) Our Father Pilipino (Philippines) Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Our Father Bahasa Indonesian (Malay) Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Our Father Neo-Melansian Pidgin (Papua New Guinea) Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Our Father Estonian Our Father Italian Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Our Father Spanish Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Our Father French Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Our Father German Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Our Father Dutch Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Our Father Irish Gaelic Sign of the Cross Hail Mary Our Father Scots Gaelic Our Father Hail Mary Manx Gaelic Our Father Welsh Our Father Greek Our Father Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Anglo-Saxon (Old English) Our Father Esperanto Our Father Hail Mary Croatian Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Our Father Polish Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Our Father Czech Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Our Father Slovak Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Our Father Slovene Sign of the Cross Glory Be to the Father Hail Mary Our Father Hebrew Sign of the Cross Hail Mary Our Father Thanks to Vjera Lopina for the Croatian Prayers, Peter Loftus for some of the Gaelic Prayers, Pat Folan for help with the Irish, Justyna Pietrzak and Lucas Bielecki for the Polish Prayers, Joe Toth for the Slovak prayers, Magnus Blom and Dan Stenborg and David Lundberg for the Swedish, Izidor Golob for the Slovenian, Fr. Georg Fischer for help with the German prayers, Maria Pia Parra for help with the Spanish prayers, Miguel Pupo Correia for the Portuguese prayers, Mihkel Pilv (Mike Cloud) for the Estonian, Father Edward Tratsaert SAC for the 2 South African languages, Suryo Sukendro & Mariska Faustina Audriani & Ricky Atmadja & Go Liok Tjioe for the Indonesian, Manuel Ramon Escasa for the Pilipino, Valeri Bashevoy for the Russian, Joe Scerri for the Maltese prayers, Rie Numata and Kelvin Chanfor the Japanese prayers, Sam Bassett for some of the Russian, Jim Wanderscheid for the Luxembourgish, Stefan Jetchick for help with the French prayers, Joseph Elias for the Chaldean prayers, Paul Debognies and Leon Jacobowitz Efron for the Hebrew, Father Pius Horvath, O.S.B., for the Hungarian prayers, Father Lionel, OFM, for some of the Greek prayers, Ben Lytz for the Swedish and Finnish prayers, Bruno Masala for some of the Esperanto prayers, Mark H. Bell for the Lithuanian prayers, Bogdan Atanasov for the Bulgarian prayers, Pathorn Bede Srikaranonda de Sequeira for the Thai prayers, Klaus Debes for the Kishuaheli prayers, David G. Landsnes MD for the Norwegian prayers, Josas Wilkas for the Mexican prayers, Agnese Lauze for the Latvian prayers, Peter Stornebrink for some of the Dutch prayers, Harry Moran M.I. for the Neo-Melansian Pidgin prayers, Carl Winsløw for the Danish prayers, Harry Moran M.I. for the Maori prayers, Helen Robertson for the Hail Mary in Scot Gaelic prayers Aleksei Zubtsov for help with the Russian, Raynor Hardjono for the Javanese, Jan Lipsansky for some of the Czech, John Manhitu for the Dawan, Anatoli Poberezhny for the Ukranian, Mihai Cadariu for the Romanian, Stefanie Collins for the Tamil Protestant Bible Scholars Watch out for Protestant Scripture scholars! They will go to any lengths to force the Bible to conform to their interpretations, even to the point of changing the dictionary, as in the case of the Greek word sarx. Enneagram There were some people looking for information about the Enneagram, so I did some research on it and the Sufi religion, and wrote this explanation of this un-Christian tool. P. Baker has also recently written a short exposition on the Enneagram in an effort to stop it from being presented in his parish. You can read his reflections on the Enneagram here. Bad Movies/Books Here is the results of some research I did on the History of the Legion of Decency recently. The Encyclical on the Communications Field, Miranda Prorsus, by Pope Pius XII can be found in the EWTN Library. And here is an address by Pope Pius XII on bad reading. Evolution and Polygenism Even though a belief in Evolution does not, in itself, contradict Catholic belief, believing in Polygenism is condemned, along with the belief that the soul evolved and was not directly created by God. Mary's Virginity "MARY HAD OTHER CHILDREN...? Or did she?" is an article [edited] that was written by Bob Stanley to disprove the error popular among Protestants who refuse to believe in the perpetual virginity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. For the full article, and also other apologetic articles he has written, please contact Bob Stanley at <bstanley@telis.org> Bibles Here is a place on the Internet where you can do a Bible Search for specific words or phrases. It is a Protestant Bible, but most of the time it matches well enough to be useful anyway. The Latin Vulgate are also available on the internet. Important Vatican documents: Summorum Pontificum on the Tridentine Mass Responses To Some Questions Regarding Certain Aspects Of The Doctrine On The Church Commentary On The Document You can write to me at . 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Angele Dei, qui custos es mei, me tibi commissum pietate. Superna hodie, illumina, custodi, rege et guberna. Amen.
It's not hard to teach young children to pray in Latin — before they're old enough to think they're not smart enough to do it!
Here are a few important Latin Prayers which I have written an interlinear translation for:
Here is a rough pronunciation guide for a few of those Prayers.
Here are RealAudio files for the pronunciation of most of those prayers:
MP3 files:
The L.P.H. Resource Center has a course in Church Latin for children (also useful to adults who want an easy introduction to Latin!)
Here are some Prayers in Other Languages
Thanks to Vjera Lopina for the Croatian Prayers, Peter Loftus for some of the Gaelic Prayers, Pat Folan for help with the Irish, Justyna Pietrzak and Lucas Bielecki for the Polish Prayers, Joe Toth for the Slovak prayers, Magnus Blom and Dan Stenborg and David Lundberg for the Swedish, Izidor Golob for the Slovenian, Fr. Georg Fischer for help with the German prayers, Maria Pia Parra for help with the Spanish prayers, Miguel Pupo Correia for the Portuguese prayers, Mihkel Pilv (Mike Cloud) for the Estonian, Father Edward Tratsaert SAC for the 2 South African languages, Suryo Sukendro & Mariska Faustina Audriani & Ricky Atmadja & Go Liok Tjioe for the Indonesian, Manuel Ramon Escasa for the Pilipino, Valeri Bashevoy for the Russian, Joe Scerri for the Maltese prayers, Rie Numata and Kelvin Chanfor the Japanese prayers, Sam Bassett for some of the Russian, Jim Wanderscheid for the Luxembourgish, Stefan Jetchick for help with the French prayers, Joseph Elias for the Chaldean prayers, Paul Debognies and Leon Jacobowitz Efron for the Hebrew, Father Pius Horvath, O.S.B., for the Hungarian prayers, Father Lionel, OFM, for some of the Greek prayers, Ben Lytz for the Swedish and Finnish prayers, Bruno Masala for some of the Esperanto prayers, Mark H. Bell for the Lithuanian prayers, Bogdan Atanasov for the Bulgarian prayers, Pathorn Bede Srikaranonda de Sequeira for the Thai prayers, Klaus Debes for the Kishuaheli prayers, David G. Landsnes MD for the Norwegian prayers, Josas Wilkas for the Mexican prayers, Agnese Lauze for the Latvian prayers, Peter Stornebrink for some of the Dutch prayers, Harry Moran M.I. for the Neo-Melansian Pidgin prayers, Carl Winsløw for the Danish prayers, Harry Moran M.I. for the Maori prayers, Helen Robertson for the Hail Mary in Scot Gaelic prayers Aleksei Zubtsov for help with the Russian, Raynor Hardjono for the Javanese, Jan Lipsansky for some of the Czech, John Manhitu for the Dawan, Anatoli Poberezhny for the Ukranian, Mihai Cadariu for the Romanian, Stefanie Collins for the Tamil
Watch out for Protestant Scripture scholars! They will go to any lengths to force the Bible to conform to their interpretations, even to the point of changing the dictionary, as in the case of the Greek word sarx.
There were some people looking for information about the Enneagram, so I did some research on it and the Sufi religion, and wrote this explanation of this un-Christian tool.
P. Baker has also recently written a short exposition on the Enneagram in an effort to stop it from being presented in his parish. You can read his reflections on the Enneagram here.
Here is the results of some research I did on the History of the Legion of Decency recently. The Encyclical on the Communications Field, Miranda Prorsus, by Pope Pius XII can be found in the EWTN Library. And here is an address by Pope Pius XII on bad reading.
Even though a belief in Evolution does not, in itself, contradict Catholic belief, believing in Polygenism is condemned, along with the belief that the soul evolved and was not directly created by God.
"MARY HAD OTHER CHILDREN...? Or did she?" is an article [edited] that was written by Bob Stanley to disprove the error popular among Protestants who refuse to believe in the perpetual virginity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. For the full article, and also other apologetic articles he has written, please contact Bob Stanley at <bstanley@telis.org>
Here is a place on the Internet where you can do a Bible Search for specific words or phrases. It is a Protestant Bible, but most of the time it matches well enough to be useful anyway. The Latin Vulgate are also available on the internet.
Important Vatican documents:
You can write to me at .
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