Reverend Know-it-all

A Catholic priest responds to queries on faith, the Bible, religion, Catholic practice, etc. posed by readers. What he doesn't know, he makes up.

Friday, October 28, 2011

Why change the translation of the Mass? part 2

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( Letter to Verne A. Kiular, continued) Back in the glorious sixties, those heady days after the Second Vatican Council when, at last ...
Thursday, October 20, 2011

Why change the translation of the Mass?

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Dear Rev. Know it all, Why must we endure more monkeying around with the Mass? Isn’t this just another attempt to roll back the great ...
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Friday, October 14, 2011

RKIA's Guide to behavior in a Catholic Church... part 7

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CAUTION! These are easily the most insulting series of Articles the Rev. Know it all has yet written. The Rev. Know it all’s guide to ...
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Thursday, October 6, 2011

RKIA's Guide to behavior in a Catholic Church... part 6

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CAUTION! These are easily the most insulting series of Articles the Rev. Know-it-all has yet written.) The Rev. Know-it-all’s guide to ho...
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Friday, September 30, 2011

RKIA's Guide to behavior in a Catholic Church... part 5

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CAUTION! These are easily the most insulting series of Articles the Rev. Know it all has yet written.) The Rev. Know it all’s guide to ...
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Friday, September 23, 2011

RKIA's Guide to behavior in a Catholilc Church... part 4

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(CAUTION! These are easily the most insulting series of Articles the Rev. Know-it-all has yet written.) The Rev. Know-it-all’s guide t...
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Rev. Know-it-all is the alter ego of Fr. Richard Simon, Pastor of St. Lambert Parish, Skokie, IL. Now a regular host of Relevant Radio's "Fr. Simon Says", Fr. Simon spent over 20 years "...teaching dead languages to comatose seminarians." Credits: The Reverend Know-It-All is a parody of Mr. Know-It-All, the alter ego of Bullwinkle J. Moose, a carton character created by Jay Ward (1920-1989).
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