Volume > Issue > New Oxford Notes: February 2008

New Oxford Notes: February 2008

The Future Has Arrived

The Tridentine Latin Mass is "catching on among young Catholics.... it is a hit with younger priests and their parishioners."

READ MORE ON THIS NOTE.
A Perplexing Political Potpourri

The U.S. bishops have buried the burning political issues of the day under an avalanche of lesser considerations.

READ MORE ON THIS NOTE.
The Emasculate and Effeminate Priesthood

A manly man wants to do manly things -- he doesn't secretly wish to be a nursing mother. An effeminate man does!

READ MORE ON THIS NOTE.
Prostitutes in Portsmouth?

Bishop Crispian Hollis wants to legalize brothels. But, says Bishop Hollis, "that's not to say that I approve of prostitution."

READ MORE ON THIS NOTE.
'Rebellion Against the Pope'

A number of English bishops, including the Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster, is displeased with Summorum Pontificum.

READ MORE ON THIS NOTE.

You May Also Enjoy

An Inside Report on Diocesan Journalism

It was clear that my editor was ordered to fire me because I was too Catholic for certain people -- chief among them the bishop.

Touch, Touchy!

Dick Cheney might be callous and impervious when it comes to war, but he's thin-skinned when it comes to his lesbian daughter.

Briefly: February 2003

Review of Religion and Public Life: The Legacy of Monsignor John A. Ryan edited by Robert G. Kennedy... Moral Darwinism by Benjamin Wiker...