EDIT of the EDIT: The SysAdmin for St. Blogs officially rocks, because he managed to fix the problem.  ^_^

JMJ

This one is from the CNA, and I’d say they’ve lately been giving the LEAST coverage to it, so that almost makes me want to trust it a bit more.

http://www.catholicnewsagency.com/new.php?n=9531

Restorationists and schismatics will probably not be satisfied, but oh well. I’d be happier over the prospect if I thought any priest in my nearby parishes would offer the Tridentine Mass. The only real question mark around me is St. Stephen’s, since that parish is so new. I have no idea how orthodox or not the priests there are.

I should probably mention now, and I’ll make a sidebar note of this later, that on this blog, as far as I’m concerned SSPX is at least irregular, if not outright in schism on the parts of some of its members. FSSP and ICK are the orders I would rather attend a Mass by (though Sacred Heart in Grand Rapids, MI, does have an indult Mass (12:30PM, Low Mass, I think…) that is offered by the parish priest. I would almost think he had to get the authorization when Bishop Britt, God rest his soul, was in charge, because I cannot imagine Bishop Rose doing that, and Bishop Hurley….I don’t know *what* to make of him, especially after he can attend that mess of a “Mass” that goes on on my campus and not find anything wrong with it! I wanted to hug Fr. L., (I can’t spell it…) from St. Isadore’s, that time he celebrated Mass on campus due to our normal “Sacramental Minister” (the priest) having a broken arm. It was Lent, (4th Sunday, I think…) and as usual, most people were refusing to kneel for the consecration, buying Campus Ministry’s excuse about a lack of kneelers. (OK, we’re in our late teens-early 20s! Our knees are usually still in more than adequate shape.) Well, Fr. L. said something to the effect of, “Lent is a penitential time, so we’re going to kneel. If you cannot, sit on the front-most edge of your chair.” I could have run up and hugged him for that.

I’ll end this with Thank Heavens for Spellcheck in Firefox 2.0 Seriously, if you don’t have Firefox or SOMETHING not Internet Explorer and you’re using Windows….do us all a favor and unplug your Ethernet cable! Please! =-P (And all those non-IE browsers are free, BTW.)

Here are some browsers I would recommend. Some have Mac and/or UNIX versions….I think all have at least one. These are also open-source, for those who find that important. Anyway:

http://www.getfirefox.com

http://www.mozilla.org/projects/seamonkey (This is what became of the old Netscape suite.)

http://www.opera.com

http://www.flock.com