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Fr. Z is officially a hybrid of Gandalf and Obi-Wan XD
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Rev. John Zuhlsdorf, a scrappy blogger popular with the Catholic right.
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RC integralist who prays like an evangelical fundamentalist.
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[T]he even more mainline Catholic Fr. Z. blog.
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I love a saint with a sense of humor! The goose is a symbol for St. Martin (It is said that as he was hiding from the people who wanted to make him Bishop, a honking goose gave away his hiding spot.) ‘Tis a good day for roast goose with apple stuffing!
Patron Saintof Buenos Aires. What do you make of it?
When thhe spaniards founded BA for the second time, they had to draw from a bowl filled with saints names, one name. The first time, Saint Martin’s name came up. Unsatisfied since a french Saint was not a likely candidate saint to be patron of a spanish colony, they put St. Martin’s name back in the bowl and on theey went. This time, Martin’s name came up again. They repeated the process for a 3rd time and …. his name came up again.Thus they surrendered and St Martin of Tours became the French patron of one of the m0st important colonies.
Saint Martin, Sa-aint Martin!
Saint Martin went through wind and snow,
his horse was the reverse of slow.
St Martin rode, his heart was light,
his warming mantle kee. ping. tight.
‘n the snow sat, in the snow sat,
in the snow there sat a poor poor lad,
wore clothes not, wore but a rag.
Oh sir, please help me in my want,
or survive in this frost. I. can’t.
Saint Martin, Sa-aint Martin,
Saint Martin ripped back the rein,
his horse stood still in the same vein.
Saint Martin splitted with his sword
without delay the mantle warm. (well that doesn’t rhyme)
Saint Martin, Sa-aint Martin,
Saint Martin gave the half one fast
the beggar wants to thank, aghast.
Saint Martin, though, went on in haste,
his mantle-half around. his. waist.
Though that’s not a palindrom, of course.