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Daily Archives: 1 December 2006
1 December 2006
Fending off death by starvation in Rome
It has been a hard week. But at the end of the week… it’s time to relax. It is not exactly Miller time, … we have other ways of doing things.
Tonight I opted out of supper in the … Continue reading
Posted in SESSIUNCULA
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Wow, Tannenbaum!
Who better than the Germans to notice the height of this year’s papal Christmas Tree? Professional jealousy maybe?
This just in from today’s Kathpress Online-Tagesdienst
We get a 32 meter high tree this year, from a southern Italian village in … Continue reading
Posted in SESSIUNCULA
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D’ya s’pose these doves are unionized?
If, after this, the Holy Father gets so much as the sniffles, I am going to blame some people.
The combination of doves and Popes now makes me nervous.
The late Holy Father’s swift and final decline began with that cold … Continue reading
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Homily of the Ecumenical Patriarch before Benedict
During the Divine Liturgy for the Feast of St. Andrew the Ecumenical Patriarch gave a homily that got my attention. Remember how important the Divine Liturgy is for the identity of the Orthodox.
Frankly, I think liturgy is … Continue reading
Posted in SESSIUNCULA
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AFQB: Should lay people give blessings at Communion?
Here is a liturgical question that wound up in the ASK FATHER Question Box, which I moderate.
AFQB – The ASK FATHER Question Box: Liturgy, Music & The Seven Sacraments: Should they give blessings? By hermitmcdermit on Sunday, November 19, 2006 … Continue reading
1 Dec: St. Nahum, prophet of the Old Testament
Many Old Testament figures are numbered among the saints by the Catholic Church. You can find them listed in the Martyrologium Romanum.
1. Commemoratio sancti Nahum, prophetae, qui Deum praedicavit cursum temporum regentem et populos in iustitia iudicantem.
Yes, … Continue reading
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To wash ‘em down, try a cold Orvieto
I said I would fill you in occasionally with details and photos of my daily routine.
Today started early and, as most days, it was rather long. I was at it by 0630. After Mass, office, scanning news, catching … Continue reading
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