I guess it's legit after all.
The motu proprio taking the shackles off the Mass of Bl. John XXIII, that is.
You may have noticed, but I never blogged about it once. Really--run a search on it.
I kept recycling stale jokes at other people's (i.e., Steve Skojec) blogs, but I refused to blog about it here. Bullwinkle's magic hat, Lucy and the football--choose your metaphor for dashed expectations.
Now that it's here: good. Glad it's for real. An undeniable positive.
But.
Let me apply this handy firehose full of cold water: Never, ever underestimate the creative power of unhappy bureaucrats. Especially those trained in the Catholic tradition.
A middle-aged husband, father, bibliophile and history enthusiast commenting to no one in particular.
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
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