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Tag Archives: Mystic Monk Coffee
Bp. Etienne: “Secularism is the moral grizzly bear of our day!”
The Bishop of Cheyenne, Wyoming (covering the whole state), His Excellency Most Reverend Paul Etienne, has a blog. I have posted about his hunting with the Mystic Monk Coffee Carmelites in northern Wyoming. Also in the Diocese of Cheyenne is … Read More
A wise, thoughtful, intelligent, cultured, classy, diligent, thrifty reader!
A reader sent a splendid photo of coffee things be prepped as gifts! What a wise, thoughtful, intelligent, cultured, classy, diligent, thrifty reader! Can you guess where this stuff came from? Imagine what a great combination that would have made … Read More
Coffee and You. A POLL.
Thanks to all of you who have been ordering Mystic Monk Coffee and Tea from the Carmelites in Wyoming. You are helping them build their new monastery and put groceries on the table. You are also helping me put groceries … Read More
A tot of coffee!
As you may know, a “tot” is not just a small child but also a small quantity of anything, especially of some beverage, and most especially of a beverage such as rum. Here is a photo sent by a reader. … Read More
It’s restorative! It’s roborative! It’s enthralling for cats!
I had an email today from the Brothers of the Little Oratory in San Diego who have a blog. They have received a shipment of Mystic Monk Coffee. Their cats were ensorceled, mostly, though they both had to crawl into … Read More
Morning Coffee… and your good news
This morning I trotted out my “French Press” coffee maker for a change of pace. Well… not so much of a change of pace, since at the rectory in England this is how we had coffee everyday. I think this … Read More
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