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Today is the last day of the pilgrimage I have been with. Everyone seems to have benefited and we are, to my knowledge, all the better for it. Now I pray everyone will make it home or to their next destination safely.
Tomorrow I head back to Rome for a few days. I will probably sleep for the first 24 hours.
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on Archbp. applies can. 915 to Pelosi: until PUBLIC regret for supporting abortion, no Communion: “I’m in the Archdiocese of San Francisco. A few weeks ago I learned that one of the seminarians who is…”
on Archbp. applies can. 915 to Pelosi: until PUBLIC regret for supporting abortion, no Communion: “Abp. Cordileone is graced with an aptronym. Truly the heart of a lion. Pelosi is worse than the garden-variety pro-abortion…”
on Archbp. applies can. 915 to Pelosi: until PUBLIC regret for supporting abortion, no Communion: “The words Archbishop used and the points he made set up a difficult situation for any Priest or Bishop, even…”
on Wherein Francis explains it all to Bono: “Interesting. I too was told that Adam was responsible for Eve’s sin, but because he was standing next to her…”
on Wherein Francis explains it all to Bono: “It is true that “nature” (if you want to use that expression for the rest of physical creation) is a…”
on Archbp. applies can. 915 to Pelosi: until PUBLIC regret for supporting abortion, no Communion: “I am glad that Archbishop Cordileone did this. But to be honest the bishops should have done this years ago.…”
on Wherein Francis explains it all to Bono: “It was a stupid question. It got an equally stupid answer. All in all, a complete waste of time. Two…”
on Archbp. applies can. 915 to Pelosi: until PUBLIC regret for supporting abortion, no Communion: “Having met the Archbishop last year at a liturgical conference, I know he did this after thoughtful reflection. The man…”
on Archbp. applies can. 915 to Pelosi: until PUBLIC regret for supporting abortion, no Communion: “May this finally be the occasion in which she confesses her sins, recants, obtains absolution. Happily praying for her.”
on Archbp. applies can. 915 to Pelosi: until PUBLIC regret for supporting abortion, no Communion: “THANK GOD ! Thank you Archbishop Cordileone! I mean this sincerely,I pray Pelosi publicly repents before she dies. I wish…”
on Archbp. applies can. 915 to Pelosi: until PUBLIC regret for supporting abortion, no Communion: “I surely hope that the act of a bishop finally drawing a (NEEDED!!) line can be like a pebble to…”
on Archbp. applies can. 915 to Pelosi: until PUBLIC regret for supporting abortion, no Communion: “Fr. Martin SJ’s Facebook post is loaded with “weaponizong the Eucharist”, false accusations that guns are made to kill innocents…”
on Archbp. applies can. 915 to Pelosi: until PUBLIC regret for supporting abortion, no Communion: “The Archbishop is a total Chad. I expect Pelosi will use the full force of the Deep State against him…”
on ASK FATHER: Traditional Confirmation Availability?: “The Diocese of Lake Charles, LA offers it at St. Francis De Sales Oratory in Sulphur, LA run by the…”
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Had breakfast with my parochial vicar this morning, was only a few minutes late to my English class, went to Mass at the Cathedral and was happily surprised when I saw the celebrant was our Bishop.
(And I suppose in the past week, I’ve made progress in discerning what I am called to be [got the guts to write to the girl I like, and talked with her about what I’ve been struggling with {called to be a priest, called to be married}, talking with a woman at the Student Parish’s RCIA about some of the questions she had with the faith. Life is good!])
Deo Gratias!
Oh yeah, and, Happy St. Hedwig, St. Margaret Mary Alacoque, and St. Gerard Day!
Just back from a solo pilgrimage to Rome. Morning Mass at S. Andrea delle Fratte on Friday, Saturday and Monday; Mass in St. Peter’s Square on Sunday; Seven Sorrows Devotions in St Peter’s Square on Friday evening; several visits to exhibition about Padre Pio in San Lorenzo de Lucina. Did everything on foot, weather fabulous, treated myself to an amaretto ice cream on Sunday afternoon and it was totally sublime.
Also happy anniversary of John Paul II’s election to the Papacy and St Jadwiga’s day (Hedwig is much prettier in Polish).
I’m in the process of scheduling a weekday Latin Mass at my church. Not a regular one, but hopefully not a one time occasion.
I just had to ask!
Well, let’s see, today’s my birthday, I’m in good health and most importantly, there’s cake.
This morning at Mass I found the Judicial Vicar who had helped us for a few months a year and a half ago, when we lost our Parochial Vicar to his own parish. Father is a rare treat.
Today my son informed my wife and I that we can expect grandchild number two this coming May.
Thank you God for all your wonderful gifts.
Holy and Blessed 40-Hours Devotion at St Peters that last 3 days. 17 priests and the Bishop at the Mass of Thanksgiving with all the alter servers in Eucharistic Procession. It was a sight to behold!
Looking forward to the Summorum Pontificum Pilgrimage in Rome next week. Deo Gratias!
Muv, glad you had a nice time and we shall try to see the Padre Pio exhibition – thanks for mentioning that!
Hello St. Winefride,
All the best for your trip, and I would be delighted if you manage to get to the Padre Pio exhibition. The two churches, S. Lorenzo in Lucina and S. Andrea delle Fratte, are only five minutes’ walk from each other. It would be a shame to visit one and not the other. S. Lorenzo is open all day, S. Andrea closes from about 1 pm to 4 pm.
Hello Muv, Thank you! I know S. Andrea delle Fratte because of Our Lady of the Miracle and the conversion of Ratisbonne, but will be very happy to discover S. Lorenzo in Lucina.
I have some happy news about a global endeavor that is very exciting!
Pastor Scott Lively (website Scott Lively Ministries) is right now in Moscow, helping the Orthodox church prepare for a global summit, next year I believe, in Moscow, to bolster and sustain the growing movement in Russia to defend the traditional family and to oppose the homosexuality propaganda machine. This is a project too big in scope and too important for me to provide many details, but I encourage anyone who is concerned about the situation in the US or elsewhere regarding the tyrannical movement of homosexuality upon our global culture to investigate and see what real inroads are being made in Russia today. It is very exciting! Russia, of all places, has become “ground zero” in the fight against homosexual tyranny, and they are including a program to “Take Back the Rainbow” because the gay activists are planning, imagine this, to make the rainbow THEIR exclusive symbol, and this is going to become more clear as the next Olympic games approach.
Please everyone, take a moment and see Scott Lively Ministries (the website) and you will gain good information about a movement (primarily Pastor Scott Lively) who has taken this issue head on, and successfully. He mentions on his blog the gentleman I also do admire, Brian Camenker, the head of MassResistance, the group in Massachusetts who has been absolutely amazing in their defense of traditional marriage in Massachusetts. (which would be like defending traditional marriage in Sodom) You can only imagine. Mr. Camenker recently “infiltrated” a media event in Boston where he discovered the movement to take over the rainbow as a homosexual symbol to represent only homosexuality. These fascist tyrants must be stopped, and it is only we who can stop this, by prayer and action.
This endeavor calls on all christians of all stripes to join together and take this on. This is probably the ultimate representation of our temporal battle between the forces of good and the forces of evil. We can’t all do “everything”, but we can all do “something”. This is the ultimate ecumenical effort, and real. We have a common enemy, Satan, and in my humble opinion, no where is Satan better represented than in the homosexual tyranny that has infected our planet. It may give you encouragement to see what great work is being done in this area!
If you recall my pleas for prayers for Edmonton priest Fr. Mike “Catfish” Mireau, he is doing amazingly well! Since his surgery to remove a 20 lb, football-sized tumor in his abdomen on Sept. 23, he is now home from the hospital, resting well and even able to resume some of his priestly duties.
Of course it is too early to tell if this will be curative or how long an extension on life this has given him, but it is wonderful news regardless of the long term outcome.