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Category Archives: On the road
With EWTN today.
This afternoon I did a short segment with EWTN about Benedict XVI and liturgy. These segments are really too short. You don’t have time to get into any details. But it was good.
The location for EWTN is on the roof … Continue reading
My view for a while
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Phoenix Legatus Summit G’Bye!
Alas I must leave the Legatus Summit a day early. I must be home for Sunday duties.
The people I met were wonderful, the organization and their goals are outstanding. There was a wonderful pro-life and pro-marriage and pro-freedom … Continue reading
Phoenix Legatus Summit Day 2
The first talk today is by George Weigel.
Weigel is explaining that the three footings of Western Civilization, termed “Jerusalem (Biblical truths and revelation), Athens (rationality – we can know truths) and Rome (the rule of law is better than force)” … Continue reading
Phoenix Legatus Conference Day 1
I am in Phoenix for the annual summit of Legatus. It really fires up tonight, but registration has begun. There is “hospitality” during the day. I may take my laptop down to the common area and work … Continue reading
My view for a while
Off to Phoenix.
I could use some prayers for this cold!
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Tulsa Day 4 G’Bye
We had a presentation this morning, and some truly useful Q&A, followed by lunch.
Now I’m happily homebound for a few days in the SPTDV.
I warmly recommend this particular conference on exorcism to all priests and only those few others a … Continue reading
Tulsa Day 3 Exorcism Conference
First, some tools if the trade.
That’s just a little exorcist humor.
Today we are looking more closely at angelology.
Angels and demons ARE REAL.
More later.
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Tulsa Day 1
I am in Tulsa! There is a conference for priests on exorcism sponsored by the Diocese and Bp. Slattery which I have wanted to attend for the last three years.
The evening began, however, with sung (Novus Ordo) vespers in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Bp. Slattery, D. Tulsa, exorcism, exorcists
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My View For A While
The March For Life was a great experience. I will seriously consider doing it again next year.
At the airport I was able to enjoy for the first time the fruits of TSA Pre-check, which made security seem almost like … Continue reading
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