"Love God, serve God: everything is in that." —St. Clare of Assisi
Quote from: justjeff on April 04, 2025, 05:32:13 PMA friend sent me this link. It looks interesting, though I've only watched a couple of minutes of it.I got to visit the FSSP's Our Lady of Guadalupe Seminary last year. It has a beautiful chapel and an excellent environment for the formation of priests.
I would be interested in fnaf hearing the opinions of others on this.
Quote from: k42s on August 29, 2026, 09:16:49 PMUnder their Fellows page they list some commendations of which Isidore is included.I've seen academic journal articles and dissertations cite it, too.
Quote from: Kephapaulos on August 31, 2022, 04:43:39 AM
| Es mi Rosa bella del cielo primor, y es de la hermosura toda admiración; ¡el alba la admire, celébrela el sol! | She is my beautiful Rosa, a delight from heaven, and her beauty is the object of all admiration; May the dawn admire her, may the sun celebrate her! |
| Es en todo tan hermosa que si mira la atención, la hallará, cuando la mire, divino objeto de un dios. ¡El alba la admire, celébrela el sol! | She is so beautiful in every way that if you look closely, you will find her, when you gaze upon her, a divine object of a god. May the dawn admire her, may the sun celebrate her! |
| Coplas: En el campo de Los Reyes donde Rosa se plantó a toda flor lo fragante en su natal usurpó. ¡El alba la admire, celébrela el sol! | Verses: In the fields of Los Reyes, where Rosa took root, she surpassed every fragrant flower in her native land. May the dawn admire her, may the sun celebrate her! |
| En la gracia de sus ojos, toales virtudes mostró que es para todo veneno, la triaca superior [sic]. ¡El alba la admire, celébrela el sol! | In the grace of her eyes, she displayed such virtues that she is, for every poison, the supreme antidote. May the dawn admire her, may the sun celebrate her! |
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Quote from: k42s on August 18, 2026, 10:48:06 PMJulio Alonzo's process on his Substack.Sounds similar to @Strider3000's BookTranslation process.
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