Moon

Who was it who said that “the night walked down the sky with the moon in her hand…”?

About Fr. John Zuhlsdorf

Fr. Z is the guy who runs this blog. o{]:¬)
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6 Comments

  1. mrsmontoya says:

    Thank you.

  2. Father Zuhlsdorf:

    I just wanted to thank you for the balance you bring to your site. You move from hard-hitting pieces which have to be said, to articles on the beautiful things in life, e.g., nature, food, human friendship, love of God and the things of heaven. You have a gift for keeping things in their proper perspective. I look forward to visiting with you each day to learn of the tremendous history and scholarship of Christ’s Church. Danke Schoen!

  3. gloriainexcelsis says:

    I admit I had to look it up. Frederic Lawrence Knowles wrote two books of poetry and compiled some anthologies. He lived from 1869-1905. I don’t know what poem the quote came from; but the quote has been widely used. That’s probably why it sounded familiar.

    Let me add my thanks for your site, Father. I couldn’t do without it, from serious to whimsical.

  4. irishgirl says:

    What a cool and ‘spooky’ picture, Father-I love your photography!

    The moon outside my window last night had the color of cheese!

  5. lorakeidel says:

    My thanks, too…and I appreciate the comments made by your readers who are so insightful, educated, and in love with Christ.

  6. Christina says:

    Again, I’m also thankful for this blog! We all know the dangers of the internet; but now we also know of its benefits. The poem’s title is “Memory.”

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