Forwarded from IMPERIVM
“People who live in an age of corruption are witty and slanderous; they know that there are other kinds of murder than by dagger or assault; they also know that whatever is well said is believed.”
~Friedrich Nietzsche
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~Friedrich Nietzsche
@ImperivmRenaissance
Forwarded from IMPERIVM
Forwarded from IMPERIVM
"Beauty is vanishing from our world because we live as though it did not matter."
~Roger Scruton
@ImperivmRenaissance
~Roger Scruton
@ImperivmRenaissance
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Video Title: MASS OF THE AGES: Episode 1 — Discover the Traditional Latin Mass (4K)
YouTube Creator: @massoftheages Mass of the Ages: The Latin Mass TRILOGY
Total Video Length: 47:34
Date Published: August 15, 2021
Full YouTube Video Link Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdbwNMYKhw0
Summary: After her husband dies, Kristine seeks refuge in Traditional Catholicism. An introduction to the Traditional Latin Mass with stunning visuals and an original score
YouTube Creator: @massoftheages Mass of the Ages: The Latin Mass TRILOGY
Total Video Length: 47:34
Date Published: August 15, 2021
Full YouTube Video Link Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdbwNMYKhw0
Summary: After her husband dies, Kristine seeks refuge in Traditional Catholicism. An introduction to the Traditional Latin Mass with stunning visuals and an original score
Forwarded from Archiving Irish Diversity Stuff (AIDS)
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Fionnuala Gill - Deus Meus (Adiuva Me)
This is a song in Irish Gaelic and Latin. It was composed around 1086 by the Irish monastic poet Máel Ísu Ua Brolcháin of County Donegal. He was Abbot of Iona and Senior Hiberniae; that is Head Abbot of all the Columban foundations in Ireland and Scotland.
The first and last line of each verse is Latin and the second and third line is Gaelic. The melody commonly used now was composed by Sean Og O Tuama about 50 years ago.
Lyrics:
Deus meus adiuva me
Tabhair dom do shearc a mhic dhil de
Tabhair dom do shearc a mhic dhil de
Deus meus adiuva me
Tuum amorem sicut vis
Tabhair dom go trean a dearfad aris
Tabhair dom go trean a dearfad aris
Tuum amorem sicut vis
Domine, domine, exaudi me
M'anam bheigh lan ded ghra a dhe
M'anam bheigh lan ded ghra a dhe
Domine, domine, exaudi me.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCSeo-P-P_E
This is a song in Irish Gaelic and Latin. It was composed around 1086 by the Irish monastic poet Máel Ísu Ua Brolcháin of County Donegal. He was Abbot of Iona and Senior Hiberniae; that is Head Abbot of all the Columban foundations in Ireland and Scotland.
The first and last line of each verse is Latin and the second and third line is Gaelic. The melody commonly used now was composed by Sean Og O Tuama about 50 years ago.
Lyrics:
Deus meus adiuva me
Tabhair dom do shearc a mhic dhil de
Tabhair dom do shearc a mhic dhil de
Deus meus adiuva me
Tuum amorem sicut vis
Tabhair dom go trean a dearfad aris
Tabhair dom go trean a dearfad aris
Tuum amorem sicut vis
Domine, domine, exaudi me
M'anam bheigh lan ded ghra a dhe
M'anam bheigh lan ded ghra a dhe
Domine, domine, exaudi me.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCSeo-P-P_E
Forwarded from Explorative Wellness
More from Fr Taouk:
"The majority of young boys are almost certain to fall into sins of impurity since they are hardly prepared to wage war on the overwhelming temptations about them. For how many receive clear instruction as to mortifying their senses, especially their eyes, that they may prevent impure thoughts which in turn are the breeding ground of impure actions?
Even among those whose obligation it is to form character in the young, there has been noticed a compromising, rationalistic attitude which strays far from that example given us by the saints and our own Holy Fathers.
This is evident in the promotion even by parish groups, of dances, picnics and other worldly affairs for the young which only whet their carnal appetites. More deplorable is it, that while such practices are increasing, due to the high material standard of living in this country, there is an almost total absence of instruction in sensible mortification. At the same time it is wondered: where are all the vocations to the religious life?
We ourselves have helped to slay them.
Above all, heed the Holy Catholic Church, THE pillar of truth, the ONE divinely ordained guide in morality for all who care to hear."
- https://www.catholicapologetics.info/morality/modesty/purity.htm
"The majority of young boys are almost certain to fall into sins of impurity since they are hardly prepared to wage war on the overwhelming temptations about them. For how many receive clear instruction as to mortifying their senses, especially their eyes, that they may prevent impure thoughts which in turn are the breeding ground of impure actions?
Even among those whose obligation it is to form character in the young, there has been noticed a compromising, rationalistic attitude which strays far from that example given us by the saints and our own Holy Fathers.
This is evident in the promotion even by parish groups, of dances, picnics and other worldly affairs for the young which only whet their carnal appetites. More deplorable is it, that while such practices are increasing, due to the high material standard of living in this country, there is an almost total absence of instruction in sensible mortification. At the same time it is wondered: where are all the vocations to the religious life?
We ourselves have helped to slay them.
Above all, heed the Holy Catholic Church, THE pillar of truth, the ONE divinely ordained guide in morality for all who care to hear."
- https://www.catholicapologetics.info/morality/modesty/purity.htm
Forwarded from GTK Radio (Guide to Kulchur)
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Taliban found the cure for Covid.
GTK Radio (Guide to Kulchur)
Taliban found the cure for Covid.
Seeing someone smashing a TV, regardless of their faith, fills me with joy.
As the wise Fr. Feeney once said:
“having a Television in your home is like having a Jew in your living room.”
As the wise Fr. Feeney once said:
“having a Television in your home is like having a Jew in your living room.”