Markets - October 3rd to 10th

Wednesday 6th October

Ceres Organic Market

Saturday 9th October

Ballarat Lakeside Farmers' Market
Bendigo Community Farmers' Market
Caulfield Farmers' Market
Central Geelong Farmers' Market
Ceres Organic Market
Coal Creek Farmers' Market
Collingwood Childrens Farm Farmers' Market
Croydon Farmers' Market
Healesville Organic Farmers' Market
Kyneton Farmers' Market
Metung Farmers' Market
Mont de Lancey Farmers' Market
Mornington Farmers' Market
North Essendon Village Farmers' Market
Pakenham Rotary Farmers' Market
Sunbury Farmers' Market
University Hill Farmers' Market
Violet Town Community Market

Sunday 10th October

Aireys Inlet Farmers' Market
Girgarre Farmers' Market
Knox Community Farmers' Market
Melbourne Showgrounds Farmers' Market
Mulgrave Farmers' Market
Natimuk Farmers' Market
Whitehorse Farmers' Market
Williamstown Farmers' Market

The Catholic Herald article

The Catholic Herald Article.

In mid-August we welcomed
Mark Greaves from the Catholic Herald
who came to write an article on the community.
It was published last Friday, October 1st.

There were but two corrections we would make to the article.

1) It was not all the members of the monastery
but only the Monastery Council
that read the FSSP study
and voted on the question of our reconciliation.

2) Fr. Bisig did not write to me what was reported in direct speech;
but rather, in a very kind manner,
he intimated that he wanted to be honest with us from the beginning
and that for theological -and not polemical- reasons
he did not agree with me about
the non-schismatical character of our community.

It is very difficult to perfectly report every detail
when writing an article for publication.

We thank Mark for his excellent article
that reflects the community as to date it stands.

The article is found here.

#235 - Flashback

The prompt for this week isn't one you've seen before, but I hope that it is one that will help you remember!  It's flashback time!

Week #123 - 2nd October -Sponsored by Pollycraft

Good Morning, and welcome to week 123 at Sketch Saturday!!

This week its my turn (Paula) to set the sketch, and to give Jo her monthly rest...

Our sponsor this week is.... little old me (Pollycraft)

and this weeks winner will recieve:

A Promarker Comic art set (10 pens + fineliner)

and their choice of 10 digital stamps

Over at Pollycraft you'll find a HUGE range of digital images for all occasions... and if you want to try before you buy, check out the blog for Freebies (new one posted yesterday)

okay, so heres the sketch... hope you like it....

I got to choose our VIP guest for October, and I chose The MEGA talented Kathy AKA Distressed Stamper
Kathy's work is just beautiful, I love the attention to detail, and the distressed look.
 if you haven't visited her blog yet, where have you been?

Heres Kathys card using my sketch

isn't it stunning?
can you see the little pearl earring? how sweet is that?


And here are the equally stunning cards from the Design Team...

Jo using Luna Bitterfrost - Frosty by Pollycraft

Leonie using Joyful Tidings -Basil the snowman by Pollycraft

Catherine

Paula using Winter Elves 'Devotion' by Pollycraft

San using Lilybean Fairies 'Dancing with dragonflies' by Pollycraft

Terry

 Jilli

Cazza using Luna Bitterfrost - Frosty by Pollycraft

Emma

Lisa

Maya using Clover snowflake kisses from PollyCraft

Jeanette using Lilybean Fairies Butterfly kisses, by Pollycraft

Simonne

We hope you can join us this week...

Please leave your link with mr linky...

xxxx

Winner of challenge #122

Thank you to everyone who took part in last weeks challenge.
The winner, who wins goodies kindly supplied by The Craft Barn is...

Sharon! (Ewe 2 Can Craft)

And here is her monster winning card...

Fabulous! Congratulations Sharon :)

Please EMAIL ME with your full postal address so that I can pass this onto Sandy, so that she can post out your prize.

Jo xx

Hello Everyone

I hope that everyone had a safe and wonderful week. I am just amazed at all the people who are sharing with us on Spiritual Sunday. It is such a blessing to read what is on your heart. Have you ever visited Cindy at My Romantic Home? Well she does a show and tell every Friday, last week she had over 200 bloggers that participate,WOW! I pray that some day that well be us here on Spiritual Sunday.

Communicatio in sacris - V - The same permission many times

These posts help to establish that

Communicatio in sacris
among heretics and schismatics
is something that has been permitted in the past
by the authority of the Popes.

It should be noted that
the only reasons for permitting it were
either
to help souls to come into the Church
or
to protect them in times of persecution.

Pope Innocent IV giving documents to
Dominican and Franciscan Missionaries.

In 1244
Pope Innocent IV
permitted the Dominican missionaries
among the (Non-Catholic) Jacobites and Nestorians
to share with them
“in verbis, officio et cibo”
(literally in words, offices and food;
better english: in speech, in offices, in meals).

In 1245 he gave the same permission to Franciscan Missionaries.
From the context it is obvious that the words
“in officio” is are equivalent to “in sacris”
(in sacred things).

The following Popes,
Nicholas IV (1288),
John XXII (1316-34), and
Benedict XII (1334-42)
gave the missionaries
the same permission many times
as can be verified in the books of the
Sources of the Codification of Oriental Canon Law
published by the Vatican in 1943.

[Reference: Codificazione Canonica Orientale, Fonti, Serie III, Vol. IV, 1, p. 11, nn. 25- 27; p. 37, n. 72; Vol. V, 2, p. 142, n. 300; VII, 1, p. 26, n. 69; VII, 2, p. 22, n. 27, p. 95, n. 155, p. 151, n. 252, p. 173, n. 289; VIII, p. 62, n. 154; etc].