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Rev. John Zuhlsdorf, a scrappy blogger popular with the Catholic right.
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Wow, our own chant workshop at the Mission in San Juan Bautista! I like the momentum. And the following was just posted over at NLM — TLM Training conference (Dominican) coming to Oakland this Summer! It would be nice to get more priests in Monterey trained to offer the TLM. God Bless Fr. Milich — he is carrying a heavy load…
http://www.newliturgicalmovement.org/2009/01/dominican-rite-conference-august-2009.html
I remember them holding one in Providence years ago. Wish they would come back! I would take my whole choir.
San Juan Bautista is a cute little town, with 2 hotels and many restaurants and antique shops.
One hotel, the San Juan Inn, is right across the highway, a 5 min. drive to the Mission:
http://sanjuaninn.org/
The other, La Posada de San Juan, is a short 2 block walk up to the Mission, but more pricey:
310 Fourth St., (831)623-4030.
There is also a couple of RV parks close by.
As to the restaurants, there are Mexican, Salvadorean, Basque, American, Chinese, Italian, German, a diner, etc…
Other links, fyi:
http://www.oldmissionsjb.org/
http://www.san-juan-bautista.ca.us/
I’ll be there.
Good move, Greg, wonderful!
(Save the Liturgy, Save the World)
Note this familiar-sounding little gem on their website:
“We are slowly but surely building a little Community at San Juan Bautista,
one adobe brick by adobe brick.”
:-)