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Category Archives: What Fr. Z is up to
Acton U 2014: Day 1
The day began for some of us with Holy Mass in the older, traditional Roman Rite. Breakfast is being consumed. Interesting line up today including talks on social justice, freedom of conscience, biblical theology of law. UPDATE: Getting Social Justice … Read More
Posted in On the road, What Fr. Z is up to
Tagged Acton Institute, Acton University, Ryan Anderson, Social Justice
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Acton U 2014: Opening Night
I am in Grand Rapids, MI for the annual gathering of Acton University, several days of lectures and presentations on many topics. People of various faiths come from all over the world for this. When I picked up my registration … Read More
My View For Awhile
Off I go for another adventure. I awoke to the sounds of thunder and a civil defense siren last night. I see that there was a tornado somewhere. I have yet to learn the details. I am aware that a … Read More
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED! You helped a US Army Chaplain and his troops!
YOU DID IT! 100% Fulfillment of the requests for socks. I am really proud of you. 1800 pairs of sock in less than a month and a half. ____ Our own “Cantor”, frequent commentator here, broke down the purchases by … Read More
Ordination Anniversary (video)
Many priests observe the anniversary of their ordination at this time of year. It is a common time for ordinations, probably because Ember Days were common times for ordinations and Ember Days fall during the Pentecost Octave. It is my … Read More
My View For Awhile: Bye for now, KC
It was a quick trip, too quick, but duty calls. As I leave Kansas City, I thank my amiable hosts, whose son was, today, ordained a deacon. They always try to provide the best for the weary clerical guest. Thanks … Read More
My View For Awhile: KC Edition
I am on my way to Kansas City, where everything is up-to-date. It is ordination season, and the son of a friend, whom I have know since he was about knee high to a boll wevil… just gettin’ into the … Read More
Day 20: And they returned home, tired but happy.
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The Outstanding Benedictines of Norcia!
Tonight I am at a gala and fundraiser for the wonderful community of Benedictine monks at Norcia in Italy. They are in Italy. We are in Connecticut. Look them up! Click HERE Card. Burke is here. I had a chat … Read More
Day 17 – NYC: Finch and Cardinal and Borscht and Beer
Thus begins my last full day on the road. Yesterday we were at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Here is a nice little Sienese Madonna and Child by a favorite of mine, Sano di Pietro (+1481). I’m thinking his workshop … Read More
Posted in On the road, The Feeder Feed, What Fr. Z is up to
Tagged beer, Christological Goldfinch, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Norcia
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Fr. Kelly on ROME 26/10 – Day 28: Natalis Dies: “Happy Birthday, Fr. Z”
