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Maria presently has two jobs, one working from
home as a medical transcriber three days a week, and the other working
at Baruch College's Computer Center for Visually Impaired
People, as a Tutor to visually impaired students two days a week.
She tutors students in Microsoft Word, Windows, and using the Internet.
LC: Maria, describe your life
MR: I keep my life very busy. I don't
mean to but it just gets that way between work, singing, and my
performing. I am always either working or learning new music. I
do lots of reading and have joined a service called Audible.com,
which has books on computer. We are able now to get the recent books,
the library used to take a long time to get the new books.
I don't feel any less of a person or
that I've missed that much in my life. There are times when
I wish I could drive, but for the most part I am happy and feel
that I am a well-rounded person. The choices I've made have
made me never regret not being fully sighted. I lost my sight as
a baby so I don't really remember what it was like to have
total vision. I think it is better now than when I was a child,
because I remember then I was always bumping into things....
it did not stop me though, I kept going.
In the future I guess I hope to keep up with
my music. Someday I hope to sit back and enjoy retirement, but I
don't know if I will be able to. I will probably always keep
myself busy; it is better for you mentally and physically. Even
when I had an accident and broke my kneecap that didn't stop
me, I was in the hospital for a week but as soon as I was out I
was right back to the Lighthouse in a cast and wheelchair. Being
visually impaired sometimes leads you to very funny experiences.
I think that is the best way to handle any kind of disability. Rather
than cry over spilled milk, it should be handled with humor cause
humor helps uplift you and it does not let you get depressed.
LC: I know your parents are from Puerto
Rico, but were you born here?
MR: No, I was born in Puerto Rico and came
to Pennsylvania when I was one-year-old.
LC: What is your favorite hobby?
MR: Music! I actually have two: music and reading.
I have taken some piano lessons, right now I am also taking voice,
and I am in two courses at the Lighthouse in Manhattan.
LC: Tell me about your love for music, I
understand you have a beautiful voice.
MR: Well thank you, I went to a school for
the blind called the New York Institute for the Blind, which still
exists by the way. They had a great music department. I've
always loved music. My mother said that before I could speak I was
singing. People would come by and pay me quarters (I don't
know what happened to the quarters, I guess my mother.... ha,
ha.) to sing Spanish songs because that is all my parents listened
to at that time. I grew up listening to the radio a lot, I don't
know, I always had the ability pick up the melody and the words.
When I started going to the institute they had a course for kids,
I sang there and started taking piano lessons, and I guess my love
for music just developed more and more. In high school I was in
the chorus and we had music festivals. At that time each state had
at least one or two schools for the blind. Each year we would get
together at one state or another and have a weekend big music festival.
However, my love for music came mostly from listening to the radio
and a lot of buying records. I used to love to watch Shindig (now
I am dating myself) Gold Diggers, all those musical shows. When
I moved here it was excellent because the friends that introduced
me to Lynnette, this couple Dottie and Steve, they used to sing
for the library. The library has programs in different boroughs
so when I moved here we formed a foursome. The library would hire
us and pay us to sing in the different library programs. After Dottie
and Steve moved to South Carolina, Lynnette and I continued to sing
for the library now and then. As a part of the Lighthouse ensemble
we are going to be singing at the Metropolitan Museum of Art next
LC: How did you found out about the job?
Did some one refer you or did the school send you after you took
the course?
MR: At the time there was a Radiology Medical
group that sprang from Lenox Hill Hospital and they decided to make
their own practice. They were looking for a transcriber so they
contacted the Lighthouse because the doctors knew a transcriber
who was blind that worked in the hospital. The hospital contacted
the Lighthouse, the Lighthouse contacted the Jewish Guild, I just
happened to be ready, and they hired me right then and there.
LC: At what age did you decide that you
wanted to learn how to use the computer? Was it your decision or
did someone else suggest it?
MR: Actually, I was living in South Jersey,
working as a medical transcriber for the hospital in town. At that
time I did not use a computer. In fact, computers were not in use
as a general rule, so I was working with a typewriter, which was
horrible because when I made a mistake I would not know it. When
my supervisor would go over my work I would end up having to type
the whole thing over again. On the other hand, some times I would
run out of ribbon and would not know until two or three reports
later. It was not fun having nothing on the pages. Therefore, I
decided to move to New York because there was a lot more accessibility
for the blind. At that point computers were being used more and
it seemed to me the right thing for me to do. I went to the Jewish
Guild for the Blind for training, at the time they were teaching
Word Perfect because that was the program most being used in business,
this was in '87, early '88. The Commission for the Blind
gave me a computer after I took the course and I got a job working
for Lenox Hospital and Radiology using the computer and I worked
for them for 13 years.
LC: How has learning the computer helped
MR: Immeasurably! It has changed my whole work
pattern and everything for me. It has made it so much easier; I
can correct my own work now. I am now sure that when I send a job
out it is spell checked. I am an excellent speller anyway, but sometimes
your fingers do some strange things. I am able to hear my reports
before they go out because I use a screen reader (JAWS). I key in
a word it reads whatever I am keying in so now I know what I am
writing. Before, I thought I knew what I was writing now I am sure.
In addition, it is really excellent for educational or personal
gratification because I love to e-mail. I keep in touch with people
by sending messages via e-mail. I am called now the queen of e-mail.
I also like to get on the Internet and look up different things.
If I think of something that I would like to know more about, and
sometimes I don't sleep well at night and I hear the radio
and they mention that you can get such and such a thing at www,
I get on the computer and check it out. It is great for getting
information. Here in New York there is a library for the blind but
it is not close to where I live, so I can't go there at any
time, so with the internet I can just access any information that
I need to know about at any time. It is also great for music, I
can hunt for our favorite music of yester years, and I am also able
to download music.
LC: Where do you find the information on
what technology is available for persons who are visually impaired?
MR: Actually there are a lot of different sites,
everybody has a site nowadays. On the other hand, if you don't
know the sites just keying in a related word, like vision or books
or blindness and the search engine will take you to the different
site that may help you. Every so often I get messages in my e-mail
offering sites of groups of people who are visually impaired to
get together. There is a chatroom of people who are visually impaired
members of the American Council for the Blind (ACB).
LC: Before the web, how did you find out
what was available for you?
MR: Mostly by word of mouth, so it was not
that often and there was not much flow of information. Because it
was harder to find, you would have to know about the existence of
the Lighthouse. Mainly organizations would only give you the information
about their own programs. A lot of the other information you would
have to get from other sources like friends, so it was good to some
degree but it was not as efficient as it is now.
Independent Living
LC: At what age did you decide you wanted
to live on your own? In addition, how was the transition with your
MR: I had wanted to live independently for
a while, but it was not until I was about 35 because I was living
with my mother in a house that I helped to buy in New Jersey. I
also had a little sister that I was helping to raise. Therefore,
it was not easy to pick up and leave. When my sister grew up and
got married, that is when I decided that it was time to make a life
of my own. Down in South Jersey there is no transportation so I
had to depend on people taking me everywhere. That got a little
bit weary and annoying. I had friends here in New York and they
introduced me to Lynnette, who was also looking to becoming independent
as well so we decided to room together since neither of us could
afford rent on our own. I think probably knowing that I had someone
here that would help me out made it easier leave. When I did it
was exciting, I felt like a new world had opened. Really, I moved
here and I really never looked back, I haven't regretted it,
not one day.
LC: Finally, what advice would you give
to a person who is visually impaired and says " I will never
be able to learn computers, or able to manage on my own?"
MR: I would say to them to think again, to not
give up or not close themselves up in that type of thinking that
"I am blind and can't do anything" because there
are many blind people out there doing a lot. I have even heard of
blind physicians. Of course you are not going to be a sergeant,
but you just have to deal in realities, what is and what isn't
possible to do. Today, what you can do is so much more than it used
to be, you can become pretty much anything you want to be because
the technology now is there. When I was going to college I had to
depend on people and readers, on classmates for reading and for
my homework. Sometimes kids are not always so reliable. Now days
blind students have computers and all they have to do is go to the
net to look for books for their homework. If you don't have
enough economic resources, the Commission for the Blind is a great
organization because if they see that you are a serious student
or seeking for a particular job, if they feel that it is a viable
line of work they will help you with adaptive equipment.
The best advice that I can give is to keep trying
to do either what you have always done or find ways of modification
around your vision to get the work that you want to do. You can
also try to connect to agencies or people who can give you other
avenues of work or studies, but never give up and don't be
afraid to ask for help. Don't stay at home, try to get out
there and do your thing. The worst thing you can do is give up and
stay at home. The life as you saw it then or was experiencing it
then, that may be over but there is a change now and it's
like going down a new path and opening new avenues. It can be fun!


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in Never Say Never Again (1983)
After 1971's Diamonds Are Forever, Connery said ''never again'' and traded his Walther PPK for more lucrative non-Bond paydays. It rarely worked (see: Zardoz). Twelve years later, we saw a man publicly eating crow. And it wasn't pretty. The then-53-year-old Scot's physique was saggy, his thinning hair resembled the last sad wisps of cotton candy, and his macking on a young Kim Basinger was just plain creepy. And then, freakin' Octopussy made more money.
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Second, they are performing computational studies of cerebellum-dependent motor learning, including classical conditioning of motor reflexes and adaptation of the vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR), to address basic questions about how cerebellar brain circuits process timed stimuli and produce well-timed motor outputs. The leading theoretical framework invokes a long-term depression (LTD) of cerebellar parallel fiber to Purkinje cell synapses as a mechanism underlying learning. This does not account for several temporal aspects of motor behavior, and assumes GABAergic projections from Purkinje cells to deep cerebellar nuclei (DCN) neurons are purely inhibitory in effect. However, it is well established that hyperpolarization of DCN neurons commonly leads to subsequent depolarization due to rebound conductances. They have developed a theory of learning based on such rebound excitation, which makes testable predictions and provides a consistent account of previously unexplained aspects of classical conditioning and VOR adaptation during acquisition and expression phases of learning.


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Labbayk was formed in May 2004, when there was a pressing need for a nasheed group within a Secondary School's Muslim Society. Thus, Masum, Imran and others showed their interest in the idea and started officially singing in the school's Islamic events. News spread about the group and therefore a lot of requests were soaring in for the group to perform in events such as weddings, charity dinners, conferences across London and even a night dinner on a boat on the River Thames! The group now consists of Masum born in 1987, Ehsaan born in 1987 and Imran born in 1991, with Ehsaan joining the group in 2006.Read all
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Bulgarian Municipalities Received BGN 39 M from Concessions in 2011
Bulgarian municipalities' concession revenues for 2011 amounted to close to BGN 39 M, according to Traicho Traikov, Minister of Economy, Energy and Tourism.
In a Thursday statement during the official cheques award ceremony, Traikov said that the biggest sums would be transferred to five municipalities within the next few days.
The list of top performers includes Chelopech (Chelopech Mining), which will receive BGN 2.4 M, Radnevo and Galabovo (Maritsa Iztok Mines), which will get BGN 2.3 M and BGN 1.7 M, respectively, Panagyurishte (Asarel – Medet), which will add BGN 1.9 M to its budget and Etropole (Ellatzite-Med AD), which will get BGN 1.7 M.
In the beginning of July 2011, amendments to the Mineral Resources Act entered into force increasing the share of concession revenue transferred to the municipal budget from 30% to 50%.
Traikov explained that Bulgaria's total concession receipts for 2011 came in at BGN 63.2 M.
"If we had signed a contract with Chevron, the sum would have been much bigger," Traikov pointed out, referring to the withdrawn shale gas exploration permit of the US energy giant.
He added that Bulgaria had awarded around 100 concession contracts and over 150 exploration permits since the establishment of the single body for managing mineral resources.
Traikov emphasized that concessionaires had made a commitment to invest some BGN 175 M and the anticipated concession revenues were over BGN 6 M per year.
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More than seven years after the publication of Summorum Pontificum, which 'freed up' the use of the traditional form of the Mass, the so-called Extraordinary Form, as it was used for centuries before the liturgy changes of the Second Vatican Council, a milestone is reached for the Catholics in the Netherlands: for the first time a Dutch bishop will offer Mass in this form.
The date is next Sunday, 20 January, and the bishop in question is the retired auxiliary bishop of the Diocese of Haarlem-Amsterdam, Msgr. Jan van Burgsteden.
The FSSP-run church of St. Agnes in Amsterdam will be the location and shares the news on her website. This church is no stranger to EF Masses offered by bishops or higher clergy, as she has hosted Bishop Kozon of Copenhagen and Cardinal Burke in the past. Like the former, Bishop van Burgsteden will administer the Sacrament of Confirmation to ten faithful before the Mass.
According to the website linked above, the bishop is delighted to offer Mass in the form which was standard when he was ordained to the priesthood in 1964.
The Diocese of Haarlem-Amsterdam is perhaps the most welcoming Dutch diocese for the Extraordinary Form of the Mass. The diocesan seminary offers training or seminarians and priests, and both the ordinary, Bishop Jos Punt, and the current auxiliary, Bishop Jan Hendriks, attended the Mass offered by Cardinal Burke in choir. Most recently, Bishop Punt announced that the church of St. Agnes will be the home of a personal parish run by the FSSP, which regularises church and priests in the diocese and gives the Extraordinary Form a solid place within the liturgical landscape of the Church in the Netherlands.
On Saturday I attended the ordination to the priesthood of Fathers Patrick Kuis and Geoffrey de Jong in the cathedral basilica of Saint John the Evangelist in 's Hertogenbosch. These were two of nine new priests that the Church in the Netherlands received on that day. 27-year-old Fr. Patrick is a personal friend, so the ordination was especially joyous.
Father Patrick will remain assigned to the cathedral parish in 's Hertogenbosch, a choice assignment in the largest diocese of the country in terms of the number of Catholics. He had already been in that parish since his ordination to the diaconate.
Father Patrick's first Masses was celebrated in the the basilica, but he will celebrate a number of other 'first' Masses: in the cathedral of Sts. Joseph and Martin in Groningen, the parish church of St. James the Greater in Uithuizen and in the FSSP church of St. Agnes in Amsterdam.
This last Mass is of course of special interest to those traditionally-minded readers of this blog. Fr. Patrick will offer this Mass in the Extraordinary Form, which is quite unique for newly-ordained priest, certainly in the Netherlands. Recently, some note was made of the first Mass of a newly-ordained priest in New York who offered his first Mass in the Extraordinary Form (Father Z writes about that here), and I think that this fact is no less worthy of attention.
Congratulations to Fathers Patrick and Geoffrey, as well as the other new priests in the Dioceses of Roermond and Haarlem-Amsterdam, as well as to all the faithful they will serve in the many years to come!
The website of the seminary as an extensive photo gallery of the ordination here.
Photo credit: [1] Wim Koopman, [2] my own
It's been a good month, as the momentum of last month continued well into the first half of November. Some tweaks in the WordPress stats layout show me that search engines are the most important tools by which people find this blog – 1,120 this month alone. But much gratitude must also go to those blogs who link to me, first and foremost Rorate Caeli, who keep a keen eye on the developments in the traditional field in the Netherlands. 388 people came here via them this month. The sum total number of views in November was 5,868, and here are the 10 most popular posts:
- The weak case of the disobedient priests 328
- Celebrating five years at St. Agnes 142
- The elderly priest and the diocese – a simple case of right and wrong? 61
- The change the Church needs & Berlin is vacant – herald of things to come? 40
- An impression of a unique occasion 39
- Revelations trigger revelations- further developments around Bishop Cor Schilder & Het probleem Medjugorje 37
- "I was not I who gave you the breath of life" – death merchants at the door 36
- Now official: San Salvator no longer Catholic 35
- Dutch missionary bishop in the dock 33
- The first Advent letter of 2011 & Bishop de Korte presents the new parishes of his diocese 29
Five years ago (well, five years and a few months), the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter was given the church of St. Agnes to use as their home base in Amsterdam. The society, more commonly known by its abbreviation FSSP, is a worldwide group of priests who, according to their website, work towards "the formation and sanctification of priests in the cadre of the traditional liturgy of the Roman rite … and the pastoral deployment of the priests in the service of the Church". In Amsterdam they do so with two permanent priests and under the pastoral care of the bishop of Haarlem-Amsterdam, Msgr. Jos Punt.
To mark the fifth anniversary of the Tridentine Mass being offered at St. Agnes, today's Mass will feature two musical ensembles. Bishop Jos Punt will be the first Dutch ordinary to attend a Mass in the extraordinary form. Since he doesn't celebrate the Mass in this form, he will attend in choir dress and give the homily. The Apostolic Nuncio, Msgr. Bacqué, is also said to attend. For him it will be the second visit to St. Agnes, after having presided in August of last year.
The main celebrant of the Mass will be quite high-profile. Raymond Leo Cardinal Burke, the Prefect of the Supreme Tribunal of the Roman Rota, or chief of the canon law courts and legal system of the Holy See. Cardinal Burke has offered Mass in the extraordinary form at several important occasions, and is a great supporter of it. He will be couple his visit to the Netherlands with tomorrow's visit to the Tiltenberg seminary, where he will be laying and blessing the first stone of a new wing and attending the 'dies natalis'. There he will speak about the importance of Eucharistic adoration in the education and life of priests. Among others, the nuncio and the metropolitan Archbishop Wim Eijk, will be in attendance there.
It's a pretty big day, which was originally planned to take place in September. Other commitments of the cardinal took precedence then, so the Mass and celebration was moved to today. I will be heading down to Amsterdam today, and a report will of course be forthcoming here.
"My greatest joy is to teach the faith and celebrate the Sacraments for the flock which God has entrusted to my pastoral care. Having been called by Christ to the priesthood, I am ever more humbled by the reality of the priestly life and ministry. At the same time, I am filled with confidence, because the ministry belongs to Christ Whom I, through no merit of mine, have the privilege to serve."
[Quotation taken from the website of the Archdiocese of St. Louis, where Cardinal Burke was archbishop from 2004 to 2008]
At Catholica, editor Tom Zwitser shares some discouraging news. After two Masses, the celebration of the Extraordinary Form of the Latin rite of the Mass at the cathedral of St. Joseph is to be discontinued immediately. Sad news, and the reasons for this decision not only highlight the lack of communication (which I, in a different context, have also experienced) within the parish and the Diocese of Groningen-Leeuwarden, but also the contradictory position with the world Church taken by the diocese. Both the motu proprio Summorum Pontificum and the Instruction Universae Ecclesiae, issued by Pope Benedict XVI and Ecclesia Dei respectively, are quite clear in the duties that a diocesan bishop has towards a group of faithful who wish to attend the Extraordinary Form of the Mass.
Aforementioned texts are quite clear in the regulations surrounding the celebration of the Extraordinary Form in any given diocese or jurisdiction. Below a summary from the texts:
It is the task of the Diocesan Bishop to undertake all necessary measures to ensure respect for the forma extraordinaria of the Roman Rite, according to the Motu Proprio Summorum Pontificum. [UE 14]
In parishes, where there is a stable group of faithful who adhere to the earlier liturgical tradition, the pastor should willingly accept their requests to celebrate the Mass according to the rite of the Roman Missal published in 1962, and ensure that the welfare of these faithful harmonises with the ordinary pastoral care of the parish, under the guidance of the bishop in accordance with canon 392, avoiding discord and favouring the unity of the whole Church. [SP 5.1]
A coetus fidelium ("group of the faithful") can be said to be stabiliter existens ("existing in a stable manner"), according to the sense of art. 5 § 1 of the Motu Proprio Summorum Pontificum, when it is constituted by some people of an individual parish who, even after the publication of the Motu Proprio, come together by reason of their veneration for the Liturgy in the Usus Antiquior, and who ask that it might be celebrated in the parish church or in an oratory or chapel; such a coetus ("group") can also be composed of persons coming from different parishes or dioceses, who gather together in a specific parish church or in an oratory or chapel for this purpose [UE 15].
Three paragraphs only, which illustrate that priests and bishops are to generously grant the wish of a stable group of faithful (the size of that group does not factor into the occasion) to celebrate the Mass in the Extraordinary Form. These texts are not difficult or unclear.
But what is now happening in Groningen? After two EF Masses in April and May (announced as to take place on every first Sunday of the month, celebrated out of necessity by priests from outside the diocese, initially until summer, but with the implied possibility that they may continue after that if an average of 30 faithful would be attending at that point), a decision was made to limit the number of Masses to four per year. This, as Mr. Zwitser quotes, "not to encourage a division of spirits within the parish". It must be said, at this point, that finding qualified priests, acolytes and volunteers willing to organise and celebrate these Masses is difficult in this diocese, with such a small number of clergy and faithful to begin with. This difficulty, coupled with, in his words, the lack of cooperation he received, led Mr. Zwitser to decide not to continue as the lone mandated organiser.
Maybe the diocese will continue offering EF Masses, but this first attempt can be considered a failure. It's quite sad that there seems to be such opposition to the older form of the Mass, especially when Rome has been quite clear in this respect. Of course, lack of volunteers, clergy and personnel are hurdles to overcome, but Universae Ecclesiae foresaw in this:
In Dioceses without qualified priests, Diocesan Bishops can request assistance from priests of the Institutes erected by the Pontifical Commission Ecclesia Dei, either to the celebrate the forma extraordinaria or to teach others how to celebrate it [22].
Again, this is not difficult, and it works: the two Masses in Groningen have been offered by qualified priests from the Diocese of Roermond and the FSSP. Travelling costs remain as the sole obstacle.
Rumours have it that EF Masses may continue at the church of St. Martin in Sneek. A place and church not as easy to reach for people as the cathedral in Groningen is, and also lacking a qualified priest. This is then a rumoured solution that only relocates the problem.
At this moment, the reintroduction of the Extraordinary Form in Groningen seems to be nipped in the bud. Promises seem to be broken, cooperation not given as much as it could, and the instructions from Rome and the personal wish of the Holy Father not given due consideration.I expressly say 'seems', because much of this is hearsay and second-hand information. As in the world Church, the local Church too has much to grow in communication.
For the first time since the introduction of Summorum Pontificum in 2007, a Dutch bishop will be present at the celebration of a Mass in the Extraordinary Form. The bishop in question is Msgr. Josef Punt, ordinary of Haarlem-Amsterdam, and the Mass will be offered by Raymond Cardinal Burke. Bishop Punt will attend in choir, meaning he will be present in the sanctuary, but as part of the congregation.
Cardinal Burke, as I have written here previously, will offer this Mass at the St. Agnes church in Amsterdam. Later that afternoon he will be a keynote speaker about the Church and Summorum Pontificum after Vatican II.
The presence of Bishop Punt is a first in the Netherlands. None of the active bishops (ordinaries or auxiliaries) have yet celebrated or attended a Mass according to the Extraordinary Form of the Latin rite. Most dioceses now have at least a few priests who are able to celebrate this form, even though regular celebrations are still relatively rare. Important churches in this regard are the St. Agnes and the St. Willibrord in Utrecht (where the cathedral administrator is well-versed in the Extraordinary Form). The cathedral of St. Joseph in Groningen is, as far as I know, the only Dutch cathedral where a regular EF Mass is offered (every second Sunday of the month).
Bishop Punt's attendance, however, does not come out of the blue. During his time in the seat of Haarlem (since 1998 as Apostolic Administrator and since 2001 as ordinary) he has welcomed the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter to his diocese, given them the parish of St. Agnes as a working base, and recently gave them permission to open a religious house at the same St. Agnes. Students at the diocesan seminary at the Tiltenberg are also able to study the Extraordinary Form of the Mass.
The Mass offered by Cardinal Burke and attended by Bishop Punt will start at 10. The cardinal's address will begin after the Mass, no earlier than noon.
As announced before, Raymond Cardinal Burke will be offering Mass in the Extraordinary Form on 17 September at the church of St. Agnes in Amsterdam. That day marks the fifth anniversary of the FSSP apostolate in that church.
But today Catholica announces that the cardinal will also speak at the annual Catholica conference, on the afternoon of that same day. His topic will be Summorum Pontificum and the Church after Vatican II. The high-ranking prelate is known to celebrate Mass in both forms, and is in many circles considered to be a man to be watched. The 62-year-old Burke was made a cardinal during the most recent consistory and serves as prefect of the Supreme Tribunal of the Roman Signatura, the highest judicial authority in the Church and overseer of the administration of justice in the Church. Before his appointment, Cardinal Burke was bishop of La Crosse (1994-2003) and archbishop of Saint Louis (2003-2008) in the United States.
Catholica is, in the Dutch Catholic media landscape, a voice for orthodoxy, made clear in its advocacy for the Extraordinary Form of the Mass as well as a return to a Catholic practice that has mostly disappeared from the Netherlands. In recent months, it has been a platform for debate about the nature of the Second Vatican Council and how it should be understood and implemented.
Other organisers of the conference are the Benelux region of the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter and the Ecclesia Dei foundation in Delft.
It seems that the FSSP-run St. Agnes church in Amsterdam is building upon the success of the first episcopal Mass in the Extraordinary Form in the Netherlands, last August. Their website announces that this year a bishop and a cardinal will come to offer Mass in this form. In August, of course, Nuncio Archbishop Bacqué presided over a Mass, rather than celebrate it.
On Passion Sunday, 10 April, Bishop Czeslaw Kozon of Copenhagen will offer the Mass, and on 17 September Raymond Cardinal Burke will be the celebrant. The latter date marks the five-year anniversary of the re-introduction of the Extraordinary Form of the Mass at St. Agnes.
It took a while, but I think it can be said the EF is fairly well rooted in the Dutch Catholic landscape. Not only is the St. Agnes host to prelates (albeit foreign ones) coming to preside at or offer the EF Mass, in Utrecht the cathedral administrator also offers Mass in both forms, and the Tiltenberg seminary offers a course for priests and seminaries to learn the older form. In other dioceses, individual priests have learned or are learning as well. It'll be interesting to follow the development over the coming years.
A Belgian Thomist reports that, on 30 January, Archbishop André-Joseph Léonard will mark the establishment of an official FSSP presence in the Belgian capital by offering a Mass in the Extraordinary Form. This is only the second time since the publication of Summorum Pontificum in 2007, that an EF Mass in the Low Countries involves such a high-level prelate. The first was, of course, the Mass presided over by Archbishop Bacqué, the nuncio to the Netherlands, on the Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin (15 August of last year).
The celebration of this Mass should of course first be valued for itself and its intention: the celebration of the establishment of the FSSP in Brussels. But on a separate level it is also a firm endorsement of and support for the wish of Pope Benedict XVI that this older form of the Latin Mass be promoted on an equal level to the more familiar ordinary form, so as to firmly embed our daily Catholic experience in the long history of the Church and her Tradition.
The Mass will start at 17:30 and will be offered at the church of Sts. John and Stephen of the Minims. located at the Miniemenstraat 62 in Brussels.
Photo credit: the website of Mysterium Fidei, a Flemish movement that encourages the Extraordinary Form of the Mass.
On the last day of the first year of this blog's existence, I think it's nice to do what everyone and their dog is doing: offering an overview of the year gone by. I'll present the ten most popular blog posts by page view, much like the monthly stats I've been sharing here (December's statistics will follow tomorrow, once December is actually over).
It is clear that a blogger can't do without a network. The top-scoring posts have reached so many viewers not only because of their topics, but to a large extent thanks to people who have linked to them. And to be honest, it is something of a feather in one's cap if a noted blogger like Fr. Tim shares something one has written.
So, without any further ado, here's my list:
1: Pornography or art? (17,630 views). A link from a Polish news-gathering website to this post about alleged pornography found on Belgian Cardinal Danneels' computer (seized during the illegal police raid on his home) resulted in the largest peak in visitors this blog has yet seen. It also resulted in some discussion, here and on Twitter, about the photo itself. Some did not consider it disturbing in itself, but I maintained that the that, since it can apparently so easily be considered child pornography, there is something rotten going on regardless.
2: What to do about the sacrilege displayed in Obdam? (1,153 views). A news item that made headlines in Catholic blogs and news sites across the world, and which led to serious discussion on my blog as well. It was one of the first times that I decided to call for specific action in my blog, suggesting people contact Father Paul Vlaar and/or Bishop Jos Punt to relate their concerns. Many people, among them parishioners from Obdam chimed in in support of Fr. Vlaar, but many others tried to clearly express why a football Mass, no matter how much fun it is, has no place in the Catholic Church.
3: "The Belgian Church has been too passive" (1,022 views). Thanks to a link from Father Tim Finigan, my translation of an old interview with the new archbishop of Malines-Brussels, Msgr. André-Joseph Léonard, gave my blog the first considerable peak in visitor traffic. Archbishop Léonard has continued to be a considerable presence in the blog throughout the year, certainly not least due to the abuse crisis, which continues to hit Belgium particularly hard.
4: A gentle pope, but rock solid in the execution (975 views). Another translated interview, this with Msgr. Georg Gänswein about Pope Benedict XVI. Msgr. Gänswein's popularity can be considered the main reason for this post's popularity,but perhaps many readers also wish to know about the man in white. And who better to tell them that than the Holy Father's personal secretary?
5: A diocesan statement about Fr. Paul Vlaar (859 views). Continuing the saga surrounding Obdam and Fr. Vlaar's football Mass, the Diocese of Haarlem-Amsterdam released an official statement in a very bad English translation. I re-translated the short piece, which was once more quite seriously covered across the world (the statement itself, not my translation).
6: Introductie op de Geest van de Liturgie – onofficiële vertaling (606 views). My first serious translation – of Msgr. Guido Marini's address at the Clergy Conference in Rome – garnered much attention. A summarised version was published in the bulletin of the Dutch Latin Liturgy Society, and of all of my translations this has been the most popular. Not too shabby for a blog which is pretty much all in English.
7: In memoriam: Bishop Tadeusz Ploski (574 views). The tragedy of the plane crash that killed much of Poland's government and military officials led me to write something about on of the clergymen killed. Many people, from Poland and elsewhere, found their way to that post via search engines. A blog post, therefore, that seemingly fulfilled a need for many.
8: Het probleem Medjugorje (486 views). My translation of an interview with Fr. Manfred Hauke, expert on apparitions and the Blessed Virgin, about the dubious events that led to the popular pilgrimage to Medjugorje, led not only to a considerable number of views, but also discussion. It is a topic that many people feel passionate about, and like the abuse crisis and the form of liturgy, it is often hard to have a balanced discussion about it. And, I admit, perhaps I was a bit in over my head as well when sharing this topic. A blogger, after all, has some responsibility to write about what he knows.
9: Under the Roman Sky (366 views). A very short post with the trailer to a film about the Holocaust in Rome and the role of Pope Pius XII in that. I still need to see it, by the way, and many others are interested as well, it seems. The false accusations that Venerable Pius XII was a Nazi collaborator are very persistent, and I still hope that this film can, in some small way, help to dispel those rumours.
10: The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin (320 views). A report of some personal experiences of mine, when I visited St. Agnes' church in Amsterdam for a Mass in the Extraordinary Form, presided over by Archbishop François Bacqué, the nuncio to the Netherlands. An event that is still remarkable enough that it triggered some considerable attention. The website of the FSSP-run St. Agnes linked to my post, and they may be thanked as well for the traffic it received.
All in all, this first year has not at all been bad for my blog. Of course, there is always the pressure of time, especially now that I have a job as a teacher and a girlfriend to devote time to. For 2011, I hope to continue posting regularly about the things that happen in the Catholic Church worldwide and especially in the Low Countries.
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People seemed to really be interested in the analogies drawn, whichshowed that using two products for the same general purpose, at thesame time, can be a recipe for stellar results OR total disaster.(There were more than a few comments on the pictureI used to illustrate this.) Apparently, my crazy dog does a rather goodjob impersonating a crashed computer. :) Rather than try to explainthis, or the myriad of concepts in the paper, I think its best to justdirect anyone interested in the paper to a copy or link that I'll poston here soon.
The volunteers were great. I really appreciated their help turningthe presentation into more of the interactive workshop it wanted to be.I was afraid that Joe, the first volunteer, was going to disprove oneof the key theories used in the paper; but, at the last minute, heproved that even someone with the best memory has limits to the numberof things they can remember "in series". The gentleman from Universityof Calgary who suggested "electric shock" as a way to educate userscame up to me later and said he really was serious: it couldbe useful as a negative stimuli for those users who click "yes" withoutreading the fine print. Well, I must admit I think that's going a bittoo far. He must have been joking. The amount of time it would take tofind volunteers and get through one of the "research with humansubjects" ethical committees alone would be prohibitive; not tomention, there's probably not much useful application to be gained fromthat type of experimentation.
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Unlike Apple that charges $99 a year for its MobileMe service which lets iPhone owners sync email, documents and locate their lost phone, Windows Live will be totally free for all Windows Phone 7 handset owners!
You can sync your email, calendar, and contacts via Hotmail through the courtesy of Exchange ActiveSync. Since Windows Phone 7 OS will support multiple ActiveSync connections, you can connect to your Exchange server at home and at the office to view all your email, calendar, and contacts list right on your phone.
The People Hub on Windows Phone 7 also integrates social updates and feeds from Facebook, LinkedIn and MySpace. Jones said the next Windows Phone 7 update will include support for Twitter. Aside from this, expect this software to fully support Microsoft OneNote and SkyDrive. OneNote on the Windows Phone 7 smart phone will support picture and video notations should you don't like typing to-do lists!
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Please join us for the California Association of Midwives annual conference: Sustainable Practice of Midwifery
•Connect with other Licensed Midwives in California
•Learn tools for building and sustaining your practice
•Care for your profession
•Deepen your traditional midwifery skills
When:Saturday, January 31, 2015, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm PDT
On site registration opens at 7:30 am, log-in remotely by 8:00 am
On site registration opens at 7:30 am, log-in remotely by 8:00 am
Where: Thrive Center for Birth & Family Wellness, Santa Rosa, California & Livestreaming
Who: All midwives and student midwives
Aviva Romm, MD
Presenting Remotely: Botanicals for Pregnancy and Birth
Saraswathi Vedam, RM, MSN, FACNM, SciD(hc): Intrapartum Fetal Surveillance
Diane Holzer, LM: Best Practice Guidelines for Home Birth Transfers
Practice Sustainability, Dollars and Sense - Panel with Jocelyn Dugan, MBA, Jerred Kiloh and Rosanna Davis LM
Possibly 1-2 other topics/presentations, still to be determined/announced.
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Join us for an evening of all things hair care! Hair Dish [a hair care & shopping experience with Jane Carter] will be held on Wednesday, April 6th from 6:30pm-8:00pm at Whole Foods Market Buckhead. Jane Carter of Jane Carter Solution will be at our store to talk about her product line, greet-and-meet with guests and present live demonstrations of hair care maintenance styling and tips on! RSVP at http://wholefoodsmarkethairdish.eventbrite.com/
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Hello All. I'm in the process of starting a small wholesale chocolate and ice cream manufacturing shop outside of Philadelphia. I'm looking for advice on how I can generate sales from larger customers: businesses, caterers, associations, etc. Are there types of businesses that are more likely to buy promotional chocolate to distribute to their clients and employees? Any thoughts on how to narrow down the focus of likely "types" of customers who would buy promotional and specialized chocolate from an independent vendor? Which types of businesses will generate the most profitable sales? I'm in this on my own and I'll really have to focus and limit my outside sales contacts to the best potential customers to generate profit. Large vs Medium vs Small sized businesses? For profit vs Not for Profit? Thanks in advance for your suggestions!
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I've had success with Real Estate agents and also Lawyer that handle real estate law, they like to leave behind a little something to welcome people to their new homes. Also, my Eye Dr. gives away a goodie bag with every new pair of eyeglasses that contains an eyeglass holder for the car, a lens cleaning kit, a pen with their logo and a 4 piece box of truffles. The area I am in has loads of small businesses, so that is what I deal with, I also have a local florist that I sell to that makes gift baskets and their customer can choose products (soaps, sauces, coffees and my chocolates) from dozens of local shops. Best of luck,
Another group you might have success marketing to is Bed and Breakfast or boutique hotels.
Try some gift basket companies. I started working with one recently. So far I've done a large order for Christmas, I have a larger one I'm working on for Valentine's Day, and hopefully this will turn into a not-just-for-holidays relationship.
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Nothing sounds better for a Sperry shoe lover than hearing the words Sperrys on sale right around the corner. And if you think that there isn't any pair of Sperrys shoes on sale, you can never be more wrong as Sperrys are being sold in discounted prices both online and in store all the time. All you need to know is where to find the retail store or online distributor who is giving such wonderful news.
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Baltimore shooting victim found in vehicle dies
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Baltimore City police discovered a shooting victim inside of a vehicle Saturday morning.
Officers said the car was located in the rear of the 300 block of East 23rd Street.
The victim, identified as 33-year-old Thabiti Wheeler, had apparent gunshot wounds to his head and torso, police said. He was pronounced dead by medics at the scene.
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- gerry
- June 26, 2013 - 11:15
Re:the octagon castle,maybe if the home town area of Mr.Danielle in the U.K was rease To find out more info on the arcitecture of the old castle some more research could be done on Mr. Danielle's home town in the UK.Maybe the Octagon tower was built from drawings of a building that still exists somewhere in the UK.
- scott
- June 18, 2013 - 11:20
The concept of preservation and tourism do not exist in Paradise. It has been terraformed beyond recognition by it's rapacious lust for development. No tree is safe. A lot of old growth forest was decimated without a thought. Paradise should consider the few green spaces it has left and try to preserve them. As for tourism, they should rebuild the Octagon and make it into a tourist attraction.
- June 18, 2013 - 13:10
The idea of rebuilding the Octagon Castle has been tossed around before, but there are many obstacles, the first being that the land it once occupied is now occupied by others, and had been since the 50's. There is little in the way of original plans, designs and interior specs, and what is know about it would cost millions of dollars to reconstruct. It sure would be nice, but who would put up the kind of money it would take to rebuild it and run it and of course up keep such a facility? There is much more to it than just build it. A model of sorts would be nice and displayed along with the history and pictures the town holds though, and display it at the community centre.
- Mike Warehan
- June 18, 2013 - 03:45
Interesting story...let's hope developers aren't allowed to level the place surrounding it like they did with Adam's Pond and now Neil's Pond.
- June 17, 2013 - 16:05
Good article, nice to see it in print again. I have been giving talks on the Octagon Castle and Professor Danielle for about 15 years now at the Paradise Municipal Day, and from time to time at Paradise schools. This includes several pictures of the castle, of the Professor, his grave stone, and his funeral procession. Drop by it next year, or drop by my office at the Town Hall during working hours and I can let you have a look at what I display for the town every year. Good to see some interest in a unique piece of Paradise history that was almost lost.


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Just a note to say my first part of a six part Silverlight tutorial for Expression Newsletter has just been sent out, you can read the full tutorial here:
- hopefully after this tutorial you will be familiar with the basic concepts of styles, templates and storyboards within Blend and produce a styled control like this:
Next time, we'll add some advanced styling and animations, but this should be a gentle introduction to Blend for noob designers and developers interested in designing for Silveright, WPF and Surface!
Please let me know how you get on with the tutorial, this is how my colleague Sari approached the tutorial - showing how free you are to be creative in Blend!
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