An Australian pilgrimage trail in honour of St Mary MacKillop and her co-founder Fr Julian Tenison Woods.
Your Host:
David Schütz
Melbourne, Australia
Peccator apud peccatores, et insanus apud insanos
Twitter: @scecclesia
Other Stuff
- First time Commentators click here before posting!
- Other Stuff
- Catholic priesthood crisis
- Catholic Theological College Bible Lands Study Tour 2012
- Extracts from the Manual on Indulgences (2006)
- MacKillop-Woods Way Pilgrimage 2016-2019
- My Anima Education course notes
- My Articles
- “How to live best alongside Muslims in Australia”
- “The Very Heart of the Gospel” – Pope Francis, Evangelii Gaudium
- Council of Christians and Jews: “Same-Sex Marriage” Panel – Presentation by David Schütz
- Ecumenism, Interfaith Dialogue and the New Evangelisation
- Evangelisation and Proselytisation
- Passover meets Easter
- Response to a further enquiry on “How Jesus the Faithful Jew became the Christ of Christian Faith”
- Response to Paul Forgasz on “How Jesus the Faithful Jew became the Christ of Christian Faith”
- The Christian Hope and Christian Dialogue with Jews (2013)
- The New Evangelisation – Presentation to the National Conference of the Catholic Women’s League of Australia
- The Schütz Model for a Elective Australian Constitutional Monarchy
- What is the Gospel? Some analytic thoughts
- My Aussie Camino – The Inaugural MacKillop-Woods Way Pilgrimage (April 2014)
- My Essays On Liturgical Music and Song
- My Interviews
- My Reviews
- Prayers for the Burial of a Pet
- To the Holy Door: A Pilgrimage of Mercy (December 13)
- Who is Schütz?
Disclaimer
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Australian Blogs
- Blog of a Country Priest Father John Corrigan from “out west”
- Cardinal Pole's Blog on Church and State
- Cooees From The Cloister
- Glosses from an Old Manse – Lutheran Pastor Mark Henderson’s blog
- Lightly Salted Peter’s blog
- One Bread, One Body – Jeff Tan’s Blog
- Psallite Sapienter – Joshua’s Blog
- The Glorificamus Society for the Renewal of Catholic Liturgy
- The Holy Irritant Tony Robertson’s blog
Liturgical Resources
- ACBC List of Approved Hymns and Songs Prepared by the National Liturgical Music Board, awaiting recognitio from Rome
- Cantica Nova
- Chabanel Psalms Free downloadable chant settings of the Psalms for each Sunday and Feast
- Church Music Dr Geoffrey Madden’s blog – AOV stuff
- Corpus Christi Watershed lots of resouirces and ideas for chant
- DivineOffice.Org Daily Prayer in audio and text
- GIRM (2011) The General Instruction on the Roman Missal (including Australian adaptions – as published in the Roman Missal 2012)
- Illuminare Publications Home of the Lumen Christi Missal
- Musica Sacra Many resources for Chant in the Mass
- Revised Grail Psalter online
- Simple English Propers of the Mass (Ordinary Form) Everything you need for Entrance, Gradual, Offertory and Communion Chants
- The Ordo From the Brisbane Liturgical Commission
- The Processional: Texts for Singing the Processional Songs of the Mass from the Church’s primary sources (Society of Saint Gregory) From the Website of the Bishops Conference of England and Wales, the full texts for the antiphon and psalm verses of the Entrance, Offertory and Communion Chants according to the new translation of the Roman Missal
Melbourne Archdiocese
My Sites
- Anima Education – Do an Adult Faith Formation course!
- Sing Lustily and With Good Courage My Hymnody and Music blog
- Year of Grace – My 2000/01 Conversion Diary done as a “retro-blog”
Other links
- Against the Grain Christopher Blosser
- Cathnews
- Catholica Australia Brian Coyne’s realm!
- Crux – Covering All Things Catholic Where John L. Allen Jnr now hangs out, working for the Boston Globe
- EWTN
- Faith World Blog (Reuters)
- First Things
- L'Osservatore Romano The Vatican Newspaper
- Melbourne Single Catholics 35-55 years old Just in case you fall into this demographic!
- Rome Reports
- The Parish of Bl. John Henry Newman The community attached to the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite in the Archdiocese of Melbourne, St Aloysius Church, 233 Balaclava Road Caulfield North, 3161
- Vatican Information Service
- www.Chiesa – Sandro Magister
- Zenit
Overseas Blogs
- Mercy Journeys with Pastor Harrison President of LCMS
- Sonitus Sanctus – Free Catholic Audio and Video
- The Ironic Catholic – To put a Catholic smile on your dial
- Weedon's Blog – Lutheran pastor William Weedon
- What Does the Prayer Really Say? – Fr John Zuhlsdorf
- Whispers in the Loggia – Rocco Palmo’s News Blog
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Hi David, We have read about your last stage to Eden and look forward to meeting you and offering assistance when you continue to Narooma next year.Please do not hesitate to include us in your planning and be confident in our prayers and hospitality. On behalf of Our Lady Star of the Sea Parish Pastoral Council
Thanks, Veronica. I’m so sorry that I hadn’t seen this earlier. We would be very glad of any assistance the Narooma Parish can offer. If you read this reply, please contact me at my email address in the right side bar of this page.