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Old Sep 16, '10, 11:29 am
Luvadoxi Luvadoxi is offline
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Default Re: Reform of the Reform - St. Patrick's, Norcross, Georgia

I was just wondering if the 8:00 Latin Mass at St. Patrick's with Fr. Peek was still in effect on Sundays; a couple of friends of mine and I were thinking of visiting. (Their office is closed for the weekend so I thought I'd just check in here.)

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Old Sep 16, '10, 4:10 pm
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Default Re: Reform of the Reform - St. Patrick's, Norcross, Georgia

As far as I know, Fr. Peek is still saying the Latin Novus Ordo at 8:00 on Sundays. I did notice in the photos of the anniversary celebration that were in the Georgia Bulletin that even the "Benedictine Arrangement" has been removed from the altar now.
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Old Sep 16, '10, 6:52 pm
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Default Re: Reform of the Reform - St. Patrick's, Norcross, Georgia

Thanks for letting me know--we may give the Sunday Latin mass a try.

I'm really sad about the other--I just recently found out what the Benedictine arrangement is. Do you know that it mirrors the 7 candlesticks mentioned in the Book of Revelation? I think sometimes people just don't understand the power of symbols in encouraging the faithful. It seems like Fr. Peek ought to be able to use whatever altar arrangement he wants, but I don't know what the rules are, as far as obedience to the pastor, etc.

Pray, pray, pray in your beautiful adoration chapel! and don't underestimate the power of writing to Rome....especially when there may be (I'm pretty sure there are) documents that contradict things like that USCCB statement that keeps appearing in your bulletin. Like, I think under some very limited circumstances national conferences of bishops have magisterial authority, but usually NOT. Only your local ordinary does. I'm not real impressed by the USCCB at all. Perhaps someone can enlighten me more here about this.

I know--just call me an "outside agitator"!
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Old Sep 16, '10, 9:15 pm
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Default Re: Reform of the Reform - St. Patrick's, Norcross, Georgia

I just read this on lifesite news....I guess it would pay to understand how Rome works before writing to someone there and hoping for instant results....

http://www.lifesitenews.com/ldn/2010/sep/10091507.html
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Old Sep 16, '10, 9:22 pm
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Default Re: Reform of the Reform - St. Patrick's, Norcross, Georgia

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He is doing a restorative sabbatical. Some ridiculous allegations were brought against him and he was removed from his position due to an Archdiocesan policy.
I go to the Vietnamese church down the road. But I've been to St. Patrick's several times. I saw Fr. Hennesey last year or the year before that at the international festival. That's sad. I was surprised to see the communion rail there last time I went. LOL
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Old Sep 17, '10, 11:44 am
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Some news on Fr. Hennessy from today's Georgia Bulletin:

"Father Thomas J. Hennessy has been assigned as full-time chaplain at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Cancer Home, Atlanta, where he will reside, effective Sept. 8"
Thank you for the information. Would he be giving mass at this location or is he only going to work for the patients?
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Old Sep 20, '10, 12:21 am
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From what I've heard, it's cloistered (sp?), so I don't think that people are allowed on the inside.
I'm just so glad that Fr. Hennessy is "back" and hopefully, God willing, he will be at a Parish that we can all go to and hear his awesome homilies and be one big family again.
Praise God that good things are starting to happen!
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Old Nov 9, '10, 2:38 pm
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Default Re: Reform of the Reform - St. Patrick's, Norcross, Georgia

I've been to St. Monica's now 3 or 4 times and love the reverence there--okay, there were a few who applauded the choir, but it died down quickly. There's no loud talking after the dismissal--that just blows me away!

Does anyone know if there are plans for more frequent (like weekly) Eucharistic Adoration? How about ad orientem worship, and please God--I would love to have the option to receive Communion kneeling--perhaps they could put up a prie dieu or two?

Has anyone there heard anything about developments in these areas?
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Old Feb 15, '12, 8:13 pm
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Default Re: Reform of the Reform - St. Patrick's, Norcross, Georgia

I sadly learned today that as of February 1st, 2012 Fr. Hennessy's faculties had been removed. Do you know anything about this?

Do you know how to get in contact with him? I worked with him for several years and then left overseas and I am back in Atlanta.
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Old Feb 15, '12, 8:33 pm
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Default Re: Reform of the Reform - St. Patrick's, Norcross, Georgia

Yes, sadly...it appears to be true. I was asked to pray for him earlier this week... No details as to why were given, nor did I ask...
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Old Mar 6, '12, 7:24 pm
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Default Re: Reform of the Reform - St. Patrick's, Norcross, Georgia

It seems to me that Fr. Hennessy is still at Our Lady of Perpetual Help. He is still listed on the Archdiocese website and there was a news article about a talent show he participated in on 2/16/12.
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Old Aug 8, '12, 3:02 pm
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Default Re: Reform of the Reform - St. Patrick's, Norcross, Georgia

Does anyone know where Father Thomas Hennessy is, or how to get hold of him? He and I served together in the Army and I've been looking to contact him for some time. I came across the different discussions on here concerning him and I'm would very much like to hear from him.
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