Finigan

"Finigan," said Hycy -- "I beg your pardon, O'Finigan -- the great

The Emigrants Of Ahadarra The Works of William Carleton, Volume Two William Carleton 1831

Fr. Finigan has promised some photos of the vestments in use next week, and I am sure we will all look forward to this.

Fr. Tim Finigan's New Rose Vestments 2009

Fr. Finigan presents his translation of Tornielli's piece, which I would now like to reprint here in full:

Andrea Tornielli Responds to His Critics 2009

Fr. Finigan over at the Hermeneutic of Continuity has done a translation of a response by respected Italian journalist and Vaticanist, Andrea Tornielli, where he comments on the recent statements made by Cardinal Bertone and by Fr. Benedettini.

Andrea Tornielli Responds to His Critics 2009

Fr. Tim Finigan pointed out this Catholic Herald piece today.

Newman, Continuity and Vatican II according to Fr. Ian Ker 2009

Incidentally, this set was purchased with the proceeds raised out of support for Fr. Finigan, after The Tablet incident.

Fr. Tim Finigan's New Rose Vestments 2009

Fr. Finigan will apparently be putting up other, higher resolution photographs of his Mass today on his blog, The Hermeneutic of Continuity.

The Bi-Annual Discussion of "Rose" or the Liturgical Colour of Rosacea 2009

Just in time for Laetare Sunday one week from tomorrow, Fr. Tim Finigan of the Hermeneutic of Continuity has blessed a lovely little "rarity" (at least a rarity today): a solemn Rose set.

Fr. Tim Finigan's New Rose Vestments 2009

"It feels like a Saturday afternoon" there, say s Ms. Risley, who bumped into wine critic Robert Finigan at A16 recently.

A16 2010

Fr Finigan has a fascinating post about a 15th century chasuble which was recently used for a solemn Mass in the Extraordinary Form:

15th Century Chasuble In Use 2009