Tag Archives: armour of God

Daily Offering: November 5, 2025 | Not Against Flesh and Blood

Painterly illustration of a belt, breastplate, shield and helmet laid in a row on a scrubbed table in flat daylight, walking shoes beneath

Opening Address Paul spends four verses handing out equipment and one verse saying what the equipment is for, and almost everyone reads the four and skips the one. The armour of God is famous. The sentence that tells you who you are wearing it against is not famous at all, and it says, flatly, that […]

Sunday Mass: November 2, 2025 | Have Patience With Me

Have patience with me — a torn paper note lying open on a long wooden counting table beside closed ledger books

Opening Address Bloom’s Sunday Mass, and today it opens on four words that the Gospel puts in two different mouths: have patience with me. We offer this Mass in the Independent Catholic tradition—not affiliated with or recognized by the Roman Catholic Church, but standing in the same Roman Rite, held by a pastor for whom […]