...and you can picture Delena, the proprietress of the It's on My To-Do List blog, who has penned the following ditty, sung to the tune of "My Favorite Things". From her full post:
First, Medjugore and then Garabandal
Should priests wear cassocks or should they wear sandals?
Secrets of Fatima and Pope B16
These are a few controversial things...
High heels and make-up, and veiling, cremation
Donating organs and immigration
Nursing your child 'til the age of sixteen
These are a few controversial things...
Abstaining from meat every Friday all year
Chalices in Mass made of glass that's so clear
NFP, annulments, and home-schooling
These are a few controversial things...
JPII! Advent blue!
Clowns when I'm feeling mad!
But I just think of a few controversial things
And then I don't feeeeeeeeel soooooo sad!
06 December 2011
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Movies like this that are full of baloney,
Long depositions with Cardinal Mahoney,
Girls in the Sacristy, yeast in the bread,
These are the reasons I wish I were dead.
Dang, X. Sounds rough.
So, hey--what's wrong with the movie? I haven't seen it since I was six...and I was not a fan at that age.
Now that we are on the subject: as is well known in traditionalist circles, Bishop Williamson once wrote a completely splenetic and crackpot denunciation of "The Sound of Music."
His "causus belli": He thought the film was too hard on the Nazis.
I'm not making this up.
I"ve taken a special affection for the movie ever since. Even though the Austrians were even more murderous than the German Nazis.
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