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Category Archives: Lighter fare
What is this thing?
Okay, you smart people out there. What is this thing? Which I think it’s used in the kitchen. Or maybe not. A sewing thing? No, it isn’t mine. No, I don’t have a better photo. No, I haven’t a clue.
Posted in "How To..." - Practical Notes, Fr. Z's Kitchen, Lighter fare, Preserved Killick
Tagged kitchen utensile
33 Comments
33 Comments
Soap Sisters Update – Potential Hijinx
As time marches on, you may be thinking about your Christmas shopping already or about other gifts. I noticed that the Dominican nuns in New Jersey who have Seignadou Soap, aka the Soap Sisters (do they ever need an affiliate … Read More
REQUEST TO READERS! ACTION ITEM!
A few days ago I posted about a group of Anglican/Episcopalian nuns in Baltimore received into full communion in the Catholic Church. A reader here suggested: I just think it would be nice if this community was DELUGED with welcome … Read More
EAS and EAS… ?!? Coincidence? You decide!
Something odd happened today. I watch very little TV during the day but sometimes if I am making lunch or doing something in the kitchen I switch it on to see if something interesting is going on. As I watched, … Read More
Suggestions for airlines
Airlines are in it for the money, no matter how much they say it is all about us. Since I have to leave NYC fairly soon – alas – and I am thinking about how pleasant it has become to … Read More
Facepalm
A reader alerted me to this: Tired of liturgical abuses in your parish? Tired of dopey improvisation from the priest? Get your priest and even the liturgy staff some Say The Black – Do The Red reminders!
Ein feste Burg ist unser Gott
I, a former Lutheran, think all readers of the Fishwrap should pay special attention to this post I picked up from Fr. Longenecker. These … what do you call them.. incongruities? … exist in order to make irony redundant. This, … Read More
Posted in Lighter fare, Our Catholic Identity
Tagged Ein feste Burg ist unser Gott, Reformation Day
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62 Comments
It’s a once in a lifetime date!
Someone sent me a link to this story on AOL. November Calendar Has Two Days That Come ‘Ones’ Upon A Time November has two storied days this year — and that’s not including Veterans’ Day or Thanksgiving. Check your calendar: … Read More
New wish list item
I couldn’t find a way to put this on my wish list, so I am putting it here.
