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Category Archives: My View
24-27 October: Kansas City, MO
I head to Kansas City, MO where the church, Old St. Patrick will be made truly "up to date" by its consecration with the older, traditional Pontificale Romanum. The great Bp. Robert Finn will take Old St. Patrick "just about … Read More
17-27 October: Berlin, NJ, Philly, PA, Anapolis, MD
I will be heading to Mater Ecclesiae for their 40 Hours Devotion 17-19 October. Fr. Pasley and I will hit the road for a bit, to visit a few places in the area. We may wind up in the area … Read More
Sabine Spaghetti Supper
I am still working on the pork roast, but last night, hungry, I added some pasta. I made a sauce from things grown here in the Sabine garden. You can see my sweet and small hot peppers, garlic, tomatoes, basil, … Read More
Sabine Report: black pots, changing leaves, and ancient recipes
In an another entry I quoted a Latin phrase which sparked some additional conversation. This is a good opportunity to reenter the Sabine flow of things on WDTPRS, for I am indeed back at the Sabine Farm. I quoted: Vae … Read More
Time for Time
My visit to see time was great! I have been interested in clocks and the history of the Royal Navy for years. This it was avrral pleasure to visit the Nrlson displays in the Maritime Museum and then go to … Read More
The Lamb and Flag
The names of pubs often reveal England’s particularly Catholic roots. Today I met the splendid Anna Arco for lunch at the Lamb and Flag near Leicester Square. I was tempted to go to Chinatown again… but it was time for … Read More
More from the London blognic
So far 17 have dropped in though a couple had to go. Here are some images posted directly to the blog from my camera on the spot. UPDATE: All in all, last night some 25 people showed up. Some folks … Read More
Lunch in Chistlehurst momentarily revisted
I have some better photos of last Sunday’s trip to Chistlehurst to have lunch with friends, as I recounted before. The PP is Fr. Brigg’s. At the graveyard of his parish church you may visit the earthly remains of the … Read More
Missing home
I have been missing the Sabine Farm, so I looked out through one of my webcams, this one pointing out the window where I usually work: The leaves are changing. It looks beautiful. I am always glad to travel, and … Read More
