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Daily Archives: 8 July 2026
FOR PRIESTS: Wherein, prompted by this conference, Fr. Z posts something for CONFESSION
I’m at the annual conference for priests held by the St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology. They have these three times a year. I’ve been going for year and wouldn’t miss it. There is great fraternity and the presentations, on … Read More
Day 1 & 2 Conference for Priests: St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology
215 priests from 85 dioceses and 4 countries. Pretty good turn out. Lots of familiar faces and old acquaintences. It’s great to be here an catch up. John Bergsma is giving us the structure of the Book of Psalms … Read More
NB on THE FIFTH CONJURATION – A Scene in Blank Verse after the Manner of Christopher Marlowe: ““I plead the Fifth, and shall not answer thee.” It reads like a bad Responsorial Psalm.”
