ROME 26/10– Day 15: munch

ROME 26/10– Day 15: munch

Pizza bianca and mortadella with black truffle.  DAMN.

ROME 26/10– Day 15: munch

Over at Pippo’s flower stand for a sit down and munch and chat.

ROME 26/10– Day 15: munch

I stopped to buy flowers for the apartment.  Say HI to Pippo and Anastasia!

From the top, I’ll remind you the REVIVED “Birettas For Seminarians Project” HERE Also, I can take some Mass intentions  HERE

And some medieval fun for Thursday…

And this about the increasingly deep synodaling dreck…

St Teresa would want you to figure it out.

ROME 26/10– Day 15: munch

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12 Comments

  1. ajf1984 says:

    It strikes me that frequent and authentic Confession is true synodaling: I talk (naming and claiming my sins) and Father (and the Lord) listens. Then Father talks (some helpful insights into the spiritual life, recommendations for how to avoid certain sins, etc.) and I listen. Then I talk again (Act of Contrition) and Father and the Lord listen. Then, finally, blessedly, the Lord speaks through His priest the words of absolution, and I listen attentively, gratefully, and with that, I go out to do some more listening and talking (Penance, contemplative prayer, etc.). Isn’t that synodal?

  2. JustaSinner says:

    Mmm, black truffles…. In reference to black truffle oil, my daughter said, “Smells like hell, tastes like Heaven “. Very sophisticated taste when she was 11. Still has a small bottle of black truffle oil in her purse. Some carry Tabasco, some, black truffle oil

  3. johntenor says:

    A glorious sandwich. Actually made me smile.

  4. TheCavalierHatherly says:

    “A paradigm shift towards listening”

    If you hold the conch up to your ear, you can hear the hermit crab about to pinch!

  5. A.M. says:

    Boy do I love mortadella. Now I have to go out and find some.

  6. JonPatrick says:

    “A church where everyone has a voice” – unless you believe what the Church has always believed and wish to worship the way she has always worshipped.

    P.S. on our way to Verona today, will be in Rome by Saturday can’t wait!

  7. acardnal says:

    Fr. Z, what about the market salesman who had the cute Dachshunds? Are they still around? Would love to see a photo.

  8. GHP says:

    Carl E. Olsen’s post quotes Instrumentum laboris”: ” …’The radical call is, therefore, to build together, synodally, an attractive and concrete Church…’ (#26)….”

    I know Mr. Olsen is writing counterpoint ….. but the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels just came to mind. Concrete, yes; attractive, no!

  9. PostCatholic says:

    Truffle mortadella sounds like heaven. A little crema of pistachio pesto and some stracciatella di bufala and all fear of hell will leave you.

  10. waalaw says:

    1. N×f6+

    If . . . . . . . K-h8
    2. Q×g7#

    So . . . . . . g7×f6
    2. Q-c4+

    If . . . . . . . K-h8
    3. Q-c7#

    Or if . . . . K-f7
    3. Q-g7+ . K×e6
    4. Q-d7#

  11. acardnal says: Dachshunds

    Oh yes, still there! I was just there with them both yesterday and, for a while, today.

    I’ll get some pics.

  12. Not says:

    I would recognize that hand full of a sangawitch anywhere.

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