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Category Archives: On the road
Rome – Day 2: Mozarabic Edition
This morning I was back in the library for another round. I think one more morning out to do it for me. Meanwhile, on my way to meet folks for lunch I went by a favorite bookstore. You never know … Read More
Rome Day 1: The Stacks
I am in Rome for some research. Happily I’ll meet with friends too. Last night we went for some supper… as one does. A view during the stroll home. This morning I walked by two of the famous “Talking Statues”. … Read More
My View For Awhile: Cisalpine Edition
I’m on my way to FCO from ORY. This afternoon, Mass at SS. Trinità and then a serious Roman supper. Then the work begins. UPDATE: Arrived. Traffic was chaos at the Porta Capena and there is a demonstration at … Read More
Paris: Day 5 – Churches and paintings
This morning took us to Saint Etienne-du-mont to visit the church and venerate the tomb (alas, missing most of its borrower), St. Genevieve. Here you will also find the grave of Pascal and of Racine. Who wants to do the … Read More
Paris: Day 2 – Chartres and a new clerical style?
I’ve barely been online all day. What a change. Today we went to Chartres. I have great memories of this place, which intimately tied with my personal history. Great controversy surrounds the cleaning of the interior. People will ask me … Read More
Paris: Day 1 – Of surf and turf
The flight was uneventful and on time. I used the wonderful Uber to get from the airport to town for only €35. We had variations on “surf and turf” starting with terrine and snails. On to sole meunière and steak … Read More
Posted in On the road, What Fr. Z is up to
Tagged Christological Goldfinch, Paris, Paté au foie gras
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My View For Awhile: Research Edition
UPDATE: Check the comments for a Ham Radio comment. I’m off to do some research on a couple topics. It’s sort of weird to have been 19/52 on the upgrade list. But the plane is jammed with roadwarriors. I don’t … Read More
Posted in On the road, SESSIUNCULA, What Fr. Z is up to
Tagged Atlanta, frequent flyers, Rome, Ross King
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23 Comments
Regarding recent repasts
It has been some time since I’ve posted about interesting food. I am presently in my native place, which also happens to be a great food city. Yesterday I was delighted to go to one of my favorite Chinese spots in … Read More
My View For Awhile: Home again home again…
It’s time for the return trip, to be home for Sunday. As I wait for the first leg of the journey, I reflect on the joys of traveling by air. My stay in the members lounge is at least better … Read More
My View For Awhile: Heading South
Back on the trail. And stage two… it’s like an oven in here. ??? ?
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