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Category Archives: On the road
Rome – Day 6: “FALL BACK!” Edition – REQUEST FOR PRAYERS
In Rome, where I am right now, we set our clocks back now, 25/26 October. Therefore, I get an extra hour of sleep which I am obviously not having, because I am posting this. This “fall back” change isn’t such … Read More
Rome – Day 5: Procession, Pontifical Mass at St Peter’s #SumPont2014
The Summorum Pontificum pilgrimage continues today with the procession to San Pietro from San Lorenzo in Damaso. Follow on Twitter #SumPont2014 Some images. Card. Burke did show, today. He did not have even the slightest hint of flu, Argentinian … Read More
Rome – Day 4: No Show Edition
I have been running uninteresting errands… except for one. As you may know the Summorum Pontificum pilgrimage is underway. Card. Pell was to be celebrant at Ss. Trinità. Card. Pell is ill. Some wags here are suggesting that he has … Read More
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ROME – Day 3: Vestments, cont. Other stuff.
This morning we had Mass at Ss. Trinità dei Pellegrini, the FSSP parish. They are always welcoming and helpful when priests want to say Mass. I like the way the amices are done here. The ribbons can be removed easily, … Read More
ROME – Day 2: Vestments edition
This morning the group went off to the Audience and some time in the Museum, both of which I passed. On my way to meet a priest friend at Gammarelli I stopped at Sant’Eustachio. Just a nice view, inside a … Read More
ROMA – Day 1: Hitting the ground running
Here we are again. I arrived in time for rush hour. The flight was uneventful, which is how I like them.
My View For Awhile: Midtown Tunnel Edition
I hurtled through the Midtown Tunnel and I am on the Van Wyck on the way to JFK. And so the pilgrimage to Rome begins. UPDATE I had a note that a couple of priest friends are also heading to … Read More
NYC Day 1: Pastrami Edition
I am at the glorious Pastrami Queen on Lexington. Mushroom Barley soup Pastrami Corned Beef “Smile!” … yep… he was smiling. We spent time in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, sort of my Mecca, to which I bow several times … Read More
My View For Awhile: Manhattan Edition
I’m off to NYC to meet some friends and have a couple of days of R&R before continuing on my way to Rome for the pilgrimage. So far it’s a typical Delta experience: flight delayed. At least I don’t have … Read More
My View For Awhile: Windy City Edition
I’m on a road trip. Hmmmm… usually these vans are following me. Right now I am in Chicago, at St. John Cantius. Yesterday and today I gave some conferences on sacred liturgy. We have had two, count ’em two, Solemn Masses … Read More
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