A series of not-so random links:
Well, today I wrote a bit on myspace about Valentines Day. I know you all love it nearly as much as I do (don't you?) but I felt it would be good for me to put up a little history on the holiday. Somewhat out of laziness and somewhat out of a desire to bring more attention to the fact I have a myspace account, this blog is exclusive to myspace. This is the link to my profile. I want you to see the pink.
Father Alan has compiled his list of top posts for 2006. Sort of. Very good reads, I enjoyed all of them. The one on Francis and Benedict is probably my favorite. I encourage all of you to read it (I think I probably only have one or two readers anymore... it's all good) Good stuff.
Kyle Potter comments on Fr. Peter Matthews (An Anglican priest in Lexington) and "The Evil Pope," bearing Fr. Matthews namesake, in the new Left Behind videogame. It's amusing. In a childish sort of, "Kyle's a nerd" sort of way.
I have added two new faces to my blogroll. They are under the Catholic section (weird, huh?) Author, Mike Aquilina is the first. He keeps an interesting and informative blog chock full of patristic goodness. I know you all love it. The next is Fr. Christppher Phillips. His parish has a unique and interesting history that I wouldn't want to spoil by laying it all out. Mostly because I don't understand it all... haha! He seems like a nice fellow. I like his hymns.
Well, that's all. Be sure to click on all of these. Word.
Father Alan has compiled his list of top posts for 2006. Sort of. Very good reads, I enjoyed all of them. The one on Francis and Benedict is probably my favorite. I encourage all of you to read it (I think I probably only have one or two readers anymore... it's all good) Good stuff.
Kyle Potter comments on Fr. Peter Matthews (An Anglican priest in Lexington) and "The Evil Pope," bearing Fr. Matthews namesake, in the new Left Behind videogame. It's amusing. In a childish sort of, "Kyle's a nerd" sort of way.
I have added two new faces to my blogroll. They are under the Catholic section (weird, huh?) Author, Mike Aquilina is the first. He keeps an interesting and informative blog chock full of patristic goodness. I know you all love it. The next is Fr. Christppher Phillips. His parish has a unique and interesting history that I wouldn't want to spoil by laying it all out. Mostly because I don't understand it all... haha! He seems like a nice fellow. I like his hymns.
Well, that's all. Be sure to click on all of these. Word.
posted by -mike- at 9:09 PM
5 Comments:
Atonement parish in San Antonio is lovely! It's definitely the most memorable Mass at which I've assisted. If you love England, you'll love the Mass there.
Thanks Mike. It's always good to know someone's getting something out of what we put out there. Peace to you - hope all is well.
I will murder you.
Richard: Hello. I don't think we know each other. I'm Mike.
Alan: I read everything. Everywhere. Everything is well, thank you very much.
Kyle: I'll punch you in the face then drown your ass.
You guys make me laugh. :-)
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