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Author Archives: Fr. John Zuhlsdorf
ASK FATHER: How to deal with a priest who has a difficult personality?
From a reader… QUAERITUR: Dear Father Z, I have a question about how to deal with a priest who has a difficult personality. He can be very rough and impolite in his language, even during Mass. He is known for … Read More
Rome/Brooklyn 22/11 – Day 40: Stuck but not hungry… and not in Hungary
In Rome, the sun rose at 6:50 and will set at 16:57. The Ave Maria is still in the 17:30 time slot. The Moon is full and there are 53 days until the end of the calendar year. It is … Read More
Election Day Prayer
I received this via email. Just thought I would pass it along: Perhaps some of you priests might want to add this to your arsenal. May a bishop or two as well. It’s a real thing. Exorcist friends have told … Read More
Rome/Brooklyn 22/11 – Day 39: ‘Murica
Back in Rome sunrise was at 6:49. Sunset should be at 16:59. The Ave Maria ought to ring at 17:30. Today in the Basilica of St. Peter is a Feast of all the Saints and Martyrs whose relics are in … Read More
Rome 22/11 – Day 38: Se vedemmo, Roma
Today the sun dawned upon Rome at 6:48 and it will slip below the horizon at 16:59. Shorter. Ever shorter. The Ave Maria is at 17:30. Today is a dies non on the Roman calendar, and so priests do well … Read More
Rome 22/11 – Day 37: Gold, Alcohol, and You
The Roman sunrise was at 6:46 and the sunset is due at 17:01. The Ave Maria is still slated for 17:30. It is the 22nd Sunday after Pentecost and the Feast of St. Felix, of happy memory, about whom St. … Read More
DIEBUS SALTEM DOMINICIS – 22nd Sunday after Pentecost
A while ago, I ran into a claim that in the near future devotion to the Holy Face of Jesus would be more and more important. Think about how our ecclesial shepherds have, through neglect and even expressions of contempt, … Read More
YOUR URGENT PRAYER REQUESTS
PLEASE use the sharing buttons! Thanks! In your charity would you please take a moment look at the requests and to pray for the people about whom you read? Continued from THESE. Let’s remember all who are ill, who will … Read More
