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			<title>“What Have You Done to Our Catholic Church”</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[<div class="K2FeedIntroText">Editor’s Note: Back in 1982, in Today Magazine’s April issue, Anne Roache penned an article called “The Way It Used to Be”.&nbsp;We recently discovered this article as it was reproduced in one of the late, great Hamish Fraser’s Approaches magazines from the early 1980s. Presumably this sobering article reflects the sort of thinking that eventually prompted Anne Roache Muggeridge’s masterwork, The Devastated Vineyard: Revolution in the Catholic Church. With prayers for the repose of her soul, let us read Anne’s beautiful description of the way things used to be and the way they surely will be again, in God’s good&#8230;</div>]]></description>
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			<pubDate>Fri, 09 Oct 2015 18:38:24 -0500</pubDate>
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			<title>Old Mass/Old Faith, New Mass/New Faith</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[<div class="K2FeedIntroText">The Raison d'ê·tre of a Catholic TraditionalistEditor’s Note: It was an honor for me to present the following paper at the Angelus Press Conference in Kansas City this month.&nbsp; With well over 500 attendees, including more than 50 priests and nuns, and so many young families, it was abundantly obvious to me that this event has become traditional Catholicism’s premier weekend conference. With excellent lectures, great food, wonderful accommodations, and an obvious commitment to reaching out to Catholics in all camps (there were several diocesan priests on hand as well as many attendees from Latin Mass centers operated outside of&#8230;</div>]]></description>
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			<title>Family Testimony: The Carters, Norfolk, England</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[<div class="K2FeedIntroText">My testimony is for my parents, Donald and Agnes Monica Carter, who despite material privations resisted the advice of the first generation of hippy nuns to be sterilised, stayed open to the gift of life promised in their marriage vows and had nine children (of whom I am the fourth). I hope all current younger Traditionalists and new Traditionalists in the future might benefit from a small insight into the seismic earthquake that hit the Catholic laity in the 1960's. Now my parents are in their middle eighties and they deserve a public tribute for their faith, their fortitude and&#8230;</div>]]></description>
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