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The Rad Trad: November 2014
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Our Patron: St. Felix of Valois. Saturday, November 29, 2014. With first Vespers tonight, Advent is upon us, the richest season of the Roman liturgical year. Above is the stunning hymn for Vespers. Please take a moment to notice the tab for the Office of the Dead. Above A friend of mine was kind enough to create a bilingual version of the Office and upload it for our use. Post your intentions in the comment box of the page! Celestial Word, to this our earth. Sent down from God's eternal clime,. To God th...
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The Rad Trad: February 2015
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Our Patron: St. Felix of Valois. Friday, February 27, 2015. Blessed Are They Who Hear the Word of God. Never has the Word of God been more discussed than in the last two centuries. Vatican II's Dei Verbum. Could anything be more modern? Could anything be more removed from how our fathers in the faith interfaced with the Word of God? How people encountered what we call the Bible. Liturgical worship outside the Eucharistic sacrifice culminated in the reading of the words of Christ by the herald of the ...
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The Rad Trad: Liturgical Boutique
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Our Patron: St. Felix of Valois. Source: Orbis Catholicus Secundus. The Rad Trad Liturgical Boutique is now open for business. This page will be a "blow out" department for experienced liturgical shoppers or just window browsers to discuss whatever matters of liturgical minutiae to their hearts' desire. Folded chasubles? Cushion or bookstand for the Missal? Gothic or Latin vestments? Too many litanies in Slavic liturgy? Have your fill below! 8212;and be respectful. July 27, 2014 at 5:36 PM. This is clear...
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The Rad Trad: May 2015
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Our Patron: St. Felix of Valois. Thursday, May 28, 2015. St Jude and the Hopeless Cause of Clerical Corruption. Source: Echoes from the Vault. Largely forgotten outside of the popular “Hopeless Causes” devotion, St. Jude Thaddeus—one of the Twelve and brother of Our Lord and of St. James—wrote a short but effective epistle. Against the doctrinal and moral corruption of false teachers in the Church. While the exact identification of these heretics is uncertain ( Fr. Haydock. These are murmurers, full of c...
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The Rad Trad: September 2014
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Our Patron: St. Felix of Valois. Tuesday, September 30, 2014. On Pascha. I am happy when I see a friend for the first time in a long while. The liturgy even commands us to be happy on occasion, such as the hymn for Ss. Peter and Paul, O felix Roma! Sunday, September 28, 2014. A reader privately wrote to me generally in agreement with End of Illusions. The papacy from his despicable and odious nephew to get the little runt out of the City. A local synod headed by Emperor Henry III forced Gratian to re...
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The Rad Trad: July 2015
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Our Patron: St. Felix of Valois. Wednesday, July 29, 2015. St Martha in Tradition. Last Wednesday marked the feast of St. Mary Magdalen the Penitent. Today is her sister Martha’s feast day, the woman known by most only for asking her apparently lazy sister to help her prepare a meal. A selection from the medieval Golden Legend. Of Bl Jacobus de Voragine is in order for presenting a fuller picture of this saint. Monday, July 27, 2015. Interior of St. Lawrence. Thursday, July 23, 2015. The academics on the...
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The Rad Trad: A Waughful Novel: The Idea of Brideshead Revisited
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Our Patron: St. Felix of Valois. Friday, August 7, 2015. A Waughful Novel: The Idea of Brideshead Revisited. J and I hold competing views of Evelyn Waugh's lush novel, Brideshead Revisited. Mention a certain author's name and one masterpiece comes to mind. Fitzgerald? To Kill a Mockingbird. The protracted and monotonous Moby Dick. Evelyn Waugh's name instantly conjures the title Brideshead Revisited. The Waugh aficionado realizes that Brideshead. Is the archetype Romantic: a man who has read too many boo...
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The Rad Trad: Divine Liturgy of the Dormition
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Our Patron: St. Felix of Valois. Saturday, August 15, 2015. Divine Liturgy of the Dormition. August 16, 2015 at 8:11 PM. August 19, 2015 at 4:50 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Followers of the Nazarene. For I think that God hath set forth us apostles, the last, as it were men appointed to death: we are made a spectacle to the world, and to angels, and to men.". The Beheading of John the Baptist in Tradition and. Ergo Concluso in Contra Manicheus! St Bartholomew in Scripture and Tradition.
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The Rad Trad: New Series: The Whole Sarum
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Our Patron: St. Felix of Valois. Sunday, August 9, 2015. New Series: The Whole Sarum. We will begin a new series of posts—atavistically published, perhaps monthly to ensure quality—on the Sarum liturgy. It will follow the structure of our posts on the neo-Gallican "Jansenist" French rites, with a look at the rubrics, ordinary texts, feasts, and time per annum. However we intend to go into greater depth. Resources in Latin and English abound on Sarum, both primary and secondary texts. For I think that God...
