A somewhat controversial read, on my part, particularily after reading Maureen Dowd's op-ed, in her recent NYT's column.
Today's poster in front of the alter
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a collection of heavy candles in the vestibule
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Sunday, April 27, 2014
Catholic celebration (a sainthood for two)
My wife, Sandy, is a devout Eucharistic minister serving with St. Michael's Catholic Church here on the island. Today was her special day to celebrate the annual Sacred Heart of Divine Mercy - a very special place in her heart. But, when I dropped her off for Mass, the focused attention was for the Catholic church's two newly canonized saints - Pope John the 23rd (from my childhood) and for the late, Pope John Paul (lovingly referred to as "Papa" in Latin America).
A somewhat controversial read, on my part, particularily after reading Maureen Dowd's op-ed, in her recent NYT's column.
Today's poster in front of the alter
a collection of heavy candles in the vestibule
A somewhat controversial read, on my part, particularily after reading Maureen Dowd's op-ed, in her recent NYT's column.
Today's poster in front of the alter
a collection of heavy candles in the vestibule
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