Vivaldi "Gloria in Excelsis Deo" & Weekly Roundup

     Today is the Sixth Sunday in Easter, a fine time for another Vivaldi favorite, "Gloria in Excelsis Deo", performed by Trevor Pinnock and the English Concert. The Lord is risen, alleluiah, alleluiah!

     Also, as is customary on Sundays, I'm including a weekly round-up of my posts for the past week - feel free to browse.

Added Bonus: Weekly Round-up from 

Principium et Finis & Nisi Dominus

Tuesday – “The Liturgy of the Hour and You (LOH 3)” A practical discussion of how even insanely busy lay men and women can make the Liturgy of the Hours a part of their life.

Wednesday – “Spirit, Matter, and the Word of God” It's worth a little extra effort to come to know the words of Scripture, because words matter, especially those inspired by the Eternal Word Who Became Flesh.

and – “Abortion Myth #12” Apparently, it's o.k. to kill anyone, human or not, who isn't a "person"; but who gets to decide which of us are "persons" and which aren't? 

Thursday – “When ‘Progress’ Isn’t Progress”  Substituting the Wisdom of This World for what has been handed on from the beginning isn't progress.

Friday – “Archbishop Cordileone, Catholic Teachers, and the ‘TorreTest’”  The Archbishop of San Francisco seems to think that he shouldn't have to pay people to subvert the Church.  The Nerve! Now if he were the owner of a sports franchise, that might be different . . .