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Rev. John Zuhlsdorf, a scrappy blogger popular with the Catholic right.
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ABC News’ Aaron Katersky reports:
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That’s right. March 19 is a Solemnity! I can eat cake even tho’ it’s Lent.
But…but…there’s no mention of Hostess’ orange cupcakes that I held so dear. The world has been a crueler place without them.
The hearing being on the Feast of St. Joseph gives me a reason to hope. (Hmm. Perhaps our new Pope will be chosen that day.)
I think I will stick to the traditional Zeppole for St. Joseph’s Day. The restaurants that deep fry their Twinkies are probably relieved hearing that bit of news.
I’m with NBW. Since St. Joseph’s/the 19th doesn’t fall on a Friday, sign me up for a Zeppole too!
Now somebody PLEASE tell me that the 19th is not an ember day. I don’t have the EF calendar to keep track.
Father, I saw you on Irish TV earlier today, when they zoomed in on the people under the rooftop shelter where you were. I hope you’re eating properly, so you can comment for us all when Pius XIII’s white smoke goes up!
hyperdulcia?! Eek! [Heh heh… my work here is done!] Please, no mixing of Greek and Latin elements in compounds. That has given us the verbal Chimaeras of “television” and “homosexual”. Q.E.D.!
superdulcia would work, or, all Greek, hyperglyceia. Or, since the comparative and superlative in Latin can be used absolutely (the comparison being implied), dulciora or dulcissima would work. Q.D.T.N.: Quid diceret Tullius noster?
Granted, Vergil (Georgics 2. 69-72) says, of grafting:
inseritur vero et fetu nucis arbutus horrida,
et steriles platani malos gessere valentis;
castaneae fagus, ornusque incanuit albo
flore piri, glandemque sues fregere sub ulmis.
But, pace Vergilius noster, these bizarre grafts are generally regarded as examples of adunata, and should remain that way. ;-)
Father, are you quite sure Twinkies may not bring on TEOTWAWKI? The very acronym looks a bit Twinkie-ish: TEOTWINKIE.
Jus’ sayin’…
PS. And it’s a short step from there to THEOTWINKIE, which has even more interesting implications.
Ignosce nuganti
There are some mysteries for me in the 2.0 world. So I try to adapt myself to this virtual world. For this evening, I am very glad to have a response to my “log in” ! I had tried before, but with no replica ! Besides, I originate (my “Heimat” is) from the the very near spot of the village which has aroused (with his parents, of course), Georg Gänswein. That’s in the Black Forest. Our Good Lord blesses Georg Gänswein ! That’s not in this Conclave I think, but the next (si Dieu le veut), that Georg Gänswein could bring up all the good things staying on tradition, family, and roots.
God’s Hopes on You, Father Zuhlsdorf, be one of the assistants of Gänswein! For me, I am one of your followers since a few months. Besides : what do you think about Meister Eckhart?
We don’t have specific food for St Joseph in France or in Germany. Besides, in France, we have a medicinal herb called by some people “St Joseph” which means “Herb of the carpenters” : Common yarrow, Achillea millefolium. It stops bleeding and recovering from wounds.
That’s not “aroused”, but “raised”. Please correct my errors.
Twinkies are being revived? Finally some good news for a change.
I never cared for Twinkies. However, I have been very fond of Raspberry Zingers and was sad to see them go. I saw no mention of them in the article. I wish they’d bring them back. :)
Am I the ONLY one in this whole group who is missing the DING DONGS???? The heck with twinkies! I want my chocolate cream filled ding dongs!!!!
: )
I am walking distance of a Hostess Factory. This is truly good news.