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Category Archives: On the road
LONDON DAY 2: dumplings and Turner
Lunch is Dim Sum! The buns, above, were light an fluffy. Not at all as they usually are, that is, something meant for stopping a hole in a dike. Now off to the Tate to see some Turner! UPDATE: … Read More
LONDON DAY 1: “Blognic”? After the 6:30 Mass?
Several people have written about meeting up with me while I am in London (which is only for a few days). I don’t know if people regularly go to The Coal Hole after the 6:30 PM Mass at Corpus Christi … Read More
My View For Awhile: Blighty Edition (and an appeal)
See my UPDATE, below. Farewell to Rome. Off again. It must be 90F on the plane. UPDATE: Our flight to London suffered some delay but I made it. I met some folks and the first thing we did was … Read More
ROME DAY 4: priests and other bottom feeders
I had a lot to do in Rome today, many errands. I won’t bore you with them. Most of you want to know what I ate, anyway. I made breakfast in my own place: eggs over easy with prosciutto in … Read More
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Tagged Confraternity of Catholic Clergy, scampi
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ROME DAY 3: Conference continues
The Confraternity of Catholic Clergy conferences continueth. Today we have as our speaker His Excellency Most Reverend Augustine DiNoia, OP. He is speaking on … wait for it… priesthood. He is a gifted teacher. UPDATE The talk about priesthood we … Read More
ROME DAY 2: CCC Edition
The was a beautiful Mass at the FSSP church today, a Pontifical Mass at the Faldstool, Palestrina’s Missa Papae Marcelli. Some of the Family of the Immaculate there in choro. And now lunch. Coratella Carbonara Coniglio UPDATE The Confraternity of Catholic … Read More
ROME DAY 1: Jet Lag
I am on the ground at FCO. On the way down we had some splendid mountains and at the end a nice view of the ruins of ancient Ostia. Alas I didn’t have my camera ready early enough for a … Read More
My View For Awhile: Roads to Rome Edition
I am waiting for my first flight of the new year. Oh joy. Weather is not good here, but I built in extra time for delays. Meanwhile, I have pulled up the funeral of the murdered NYPD officer on my … Read More
My View For Awhile: Final Flights Edition
Two more flights to wind up this calendar year. Alas, it has to be one from Orlando. Happily it’s a short hop to the next, and last leg. I think Orlando may be the airport I hate more than all … Read More
My View For Awhile: last trip edition
Off again, hopefully for the last trip of the calendar year! And boarded… I’m reading Peter Kwasniewski’s new book. HERE UPDATE: Upgraded. I’m reminded of the big band song from WWII. “You’re 1-A in the Army, but you’re A-1 in … Read More
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