Continued from HERE.
Last year when we were teetering on the brink of normal and 1984, I was chaplain for a Traditional Mass pilgrimage to the Holy Land. We had wonderful participants, whom I think of with fondness to this day. We visited the important places and, when we had Mass, we used special Mass Propers composed for those places.
Along the way, I made super short videos.
Since we are one year out, I thought I would take you on a mini pilgrimage with those videos.
From 24 February 2020:
Coat of Arms by D Burkart
on WDTPRS – Collect for the 26th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Novus Ordo): “the bowels of compassion”: “Much to ponder. Thank you.”
on WDTPRS – Collect for the 26th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Novus Ordo): “the bowels of compassion”: “As ICEL translations go, that’s acutally one of the better ones. At least it bears some resemblance to the text…”
on WDTPRS – Collect for the 26th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Novus Ordo): “the bowels of compassion”: “Excellent exposition, Father. So very clear and timely. Thank you.”
on Adventures in Sunday Worship: St. Anne’s UPDATE and some liturgical dance in New York: “I have friends and family members who have sung in church choirs for years. While there is a saying that…”
on My View For Awhile: The first leg: “Safe travels, Fr. Z! You are in my prayers. I am excited for photos of and commentary on Rome.”
on Daily Rome Shot 800: “Begging: Appropriate name for your comment! My solution: Mate in two is 1. Qa6 Bxa6 2. Rb4# You sac the…”
on Daily Rome Shot 806 – Wherein a reader grouses and a nexus with “walking togetherity”: “1. R-b1 If . . . . . . . h2-h1+ (as Q or R) 2. Qxh1# But if .…”
on Daily Rome Shot 807: “1. PxR = B, Kf7 is forced 2. Pd8 = N# Nice puzzle that COULD arise in play. Much better.”
on Daily Rome Shot 807: “1A. exf8 with promotion to bishop 1B. Kf7 (only legal move for king). 2. d8 with promotion to knight and…”
on Daily Rome Shot 806 – Wherein a reader grouses and a nexus with “walking togetherity”: “Speaking of chess, last night I played my first game ever with a clock (40 min + 5 seconds per…”
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since Sat., 25 Nov. 2006:
Thank you Father for all the great video’s of your Pilgrimage.
Wondering if you ever thought of doing some video’s of the Holly Land, and other Holy places across the world? I would certainly think people would love to support you in such an endeavor. One hour specials with your great insight and prayers to go along with the history of our Church and those who are a part of it’s past, present and future.
Bless you and daily Prayers for all you do for us.
FrZ the previous poster is right in suggesting you do a video series on the Holy Land. Yes, there have been many done but you bring a special charism to your presentation which is appreciated and unique. Even a video serious of shrines in the USA and Canada. I feel sure you would have backers.
From Merriam-Webster (regarding last words of 3rd video)
\ pl?-sä-shä?zh pl?-se-lä-mem-sh?z
Definition of plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose?
: the more that changes, the more it’s the same thing : the more things change, the more they stay the same —often shortened to plus ça change
(French quotation from Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr)
Great wisdom Father.
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