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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Our personal convictions must translate into action in the public square.
London is decorated for the Queen’s 60th Jubilee. Apart from the decorations and public ceremonies, two things which will stand out from the observance of these 60 years. First, yesterday at the Brompton Oratory after the principle Mass, celebrated for … Read More
ALERT! 5 JUNE – TRANSIT OF VENUS (next happens in 2117)
There will be live webcasts. HERE. A rare occurance: Venus will pass across the surface of the Sun! I saw the last one through a telescope in St. Peter’s Square in Rome. Why am I in one of the rainiest … Read More
Bp. Davies (D. Shrewsbury) defends marriage: politicians who give lips service to the family must now act
Pres. Obama, The First Gay President, is not the only one undermining our first freedoms. We have been keeping an eye His Excellency Most Rev. Mark Davies, Bishop of Shrewsbury (south of the River Mersey next to Liverpool, the southern … Read More
Lunar Eclipse Alert
From Space Weather: LUNAR ECLIPSE: On June 4th, the full Moon will pass through the shadow of Earth, producing a partial lunar eclipse visible across the Pacific side of our planet. The eclipse zone stretches from east Asia to central … Read More
INTERNET PRAYER AGAIN! ROMANIAN
Recently I received Russian versions of the A prayer before connecting to the internet. Someone has sent ROMANIAN! I am very happy to receive new versions. I would VERY much like audio files, from native speakers, of the prayers … Read More
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St. Augustine, the Trinity, and the Boy
I used an image in my entry about the Post Communion prayer for Mass of the Most Holy Trinity which drew comments in email. The image, a painting by Botticelli, depicts the legendary meeting of St. Augustine with a boy … Read More
Underground and Overground
Today I visited the Churchill War Rooms (part of the Imperial War Museum). They were left nearly untouched after the war, which makes the trip much like a step back into time. Moving, to think of what was dealt with … Read More
The average age of the LCWR is…
…74. 73s!
A Trinity Commentary
In the UK’s best Catholic weekly, The Catholic Herald, His Excellency Most Rev. David McGough has a column about the Mass to be celebrated on Sunday’s (on the same page as my own column, as a matter of fact). This … Read More
A supper round up
Yesterday I was able to enjoy one of my favorite cuisines: Hungarian! Love the stuff. Hideg Megglyeves or Chilled Cherry Soup I have got to figure out how to make this stuff. BTW… for my acquaintance in Detroit who years … Read More
