Author Archives: David Ancell

Well, at least we know now that it isn’t just us that odd things are happening to.

So far, most things have worked well with my new host. I’m still looking to get some of my PHP mail forms to work a little better, but I think they are usable for now. Interestingly enough, it’s the ones … Continue reading →

I remember the original article. Now read Secret Agent Man’s post complete with between-the-lines comments. C’mon we know that the bishops plan neither to make nor enforce new music rules. If only Rome would say “Look, we said make some … Continue reading →

This summer, the weather has reminded me of Jackson, Mississippi. It could be sunny at 3 PM, raining at 4 PM, and then sunny again (but very humid) at 5 PM. It has been like this in Memphis thanks to … Continue reading →

How has it been trying to connect to my new blog? Please let me know if the connetion is fast or slow. Is there a noticeable delay before the page pops up? I’ve been noticing some, but ironically I have … Continue reading →

If you’ve been reading the Catholic news, you will know that the USCCB has just met. The statement they made on Catholics in political life can be found here. At first, I thought it was a pretty good statement. In … Continue reading →

This makes me sick. The New York Times published this with very little mention of the true moral implications of it. It was an article about couples who had genetic tests done on their children with the intent of aborting … Continue reading →

I have blogged much about liturgical music. This post isn’t completely about that. There are some Catholic musicians who do some music that is not for Mass, but is good for listening. Matt Maher has produced an album … Continue reading →

I finally got my copy of Redemptionis Sacramentum from my local Catholic bookstore. I haven’t gone through the paper copy yet, but I found some important citings in the document. 1. Article 107 suggests that people who pour the … Continue reading →

I have already managed to get the XML feed working. I read up on how to develop it, and it turns out that it isn’t that difficult. I did, however, have to change the address. It is now at: … Continue reading →