By Kennedy Hall Part 1: For the Love of God Introduction I was hesitant to write this series of articles, as I did not want to come off as condescending or uncharitable to those who attend the New Mass. Some of the most faithful Catholics I know attend the New Mass, and I would imagine that many have never considered the liturgy all that much. If anyone is put off by the … [Read more...] about Why I will Never Participate in a New Mass Again Pt. 1
Authors: Kennedy Hall
Unity Does Not Mean Uniformity
By Kennedy Hall Unity is an important part of the Christian life. We are part of the Mystical Body of Christ, thus unity between members is paramount when we consider the optimal functioning of the Church. There is a true spiritual reality between Christ and His Church, and the Body to which we belong is not simply a metaphor. However, the imagery of the Body is helpful in … [Read more...] about Unity Does Not Mean Uniformity
Advent Reflections on the Four Last Things: Hell
Editor's note: this is the fourth in a series. Read the first three parts on death, judgement, and heaven. By Kennedy Hall They asked him: Say then, Scibboleth, which is interpreted, An ear of corn. But he answered, Sibboleth, not being able to express an ear of corn by the same letter. Then presently they took him and killed him in the very passage of the Jordan. And there … [Read more...] about Advent Reflections on the Four Last Things: Hell
Advent Reflections on the Four Last Things: Heaven
Editor's Note: this is the third in a series from Mr. Hall. Read his part one and two on death and judgement. By Kennedy Hall Less than a week remains until the Nativity of Jesus Christ. In these final moments, the veil between Heaven and Earth becomes very thin. We stand at the precipice of the triumphal Incarnation of the Logos. For twelve months we have toiled and … [Read more...] about Advent Reflections on the Four Last Things: Heaven
Advent Reflections on the Four Last Things: Judgement
By Kennedy Hall Continuing in our theme of the traditional mediation of the Four Last Things, this week we will consider the reality of Judgement. To begin, we must distinguish between the two forms of judgement that pertain to our eternal life. First, we will each experience our own Particular Judgement. This means that we will stand before Our Lord and give an account of … [Read more...] about Advent Reflections on the Four Last Things: Judgement